Student Life
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Student life at Pulaski Technical College is made up of a variety of organizations and activities that provide an atmosphere that supplements the academic portion of education. Guidelines are available to groups of students that want to establish an organization to foster educational, social and/or personal development and promote the mission of the college.
There are a lot of ways to get involved at Pulaski Tech! Check out all the fun events and organizations that might be just what you need complete your experience at Pulaski Tech! We are glad you’re here and would love for you to get involved and/or become a student leader!
All students at Pulaski Tech are encouraged to join an existing student organization or if none of them fit your interests, feel free to create your own by following the guidelines set forth in the Student Club/Organization Handbook. Click here to access the handbook.
Campus Organizations
Athletic Club - The mission of the Pulaski Technical College Athletic Club is to help students stay active and healthy as they develop social and leadership skills by participating in athletic activities on campus. The clubs' members and advisor will conduct activities that enhance the development of these skills. The activities may include football, basketball, running, walking, tennis and other sports. The clubs' members and advisor will also focus on and promote health awareness on campus.
Fine Arts Association - Fine Arts Association aims to promote, educate, and appreciate all avenues of the Fine Arts including, but not limited to: Visual Arts, Performing Arts, and Creative Writing.
FRESH - FRESH, Finding Reality Eternally Serving Him, seeks to build relationships with young adults, specifically those between the ages of 18-30, and provide them with resources (spiritual insight, academic mentoring and emotional support) that will make them stronger Christians, wiser individuals, better students and productive members of society.
FUSION - Fusion aims to promote pride, awareness, involvement, support and mentoring among gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people on campus by forming an alliance between people of all sexual orientations who support equality among its citizens. Membership is open to anyone interested in the issues surrounding the GLBT community. The organization focuses on issues of activism, support for GLBT students and building a community of inclusiveness at Pulaski Tech.
Metro Student Ministries - PTC is a state-supported institution and therefore non-denominational. The purposes of Metro Student Ministries are to encourage student fellowship, to develop student leadership skills, to provide opportunities for the study of Bible and to practice its teachings, to organize students for service and ministry projects, to assist students in communicating the meaning of their faith in significant ways, and to offer guidance as students face crises and critical choices in life. Membership is open.
Phi Beta Lambda - Phi Beta Lambda is the college business professional organization and is the college component of Future Business Leaders of America. While the organization primarily emphasizes business and business-related topics, students of various programs of study may join the organization. Community activities may include various fundraisers and community service projects. Professional activities may include guest speakers, networking opportunities, and state and national competitive events. Students who qualify for a national competitive event may receive scholarship or monetary rewards depending on the event. For information about the national organization, visit www.fbla-pbl.org. For more information about the Arkansas PBL organization, visit www.arpbl.org.
Phi Theta Kappa - Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society that promotes academic excellence. Members are eligible to compete for scholarships, to participate in regional, national, and international meetings and institutes, and to attend workshops on leadership and scholarship. Phi Theta Kappa strives to create an intellectual climate that fosters academic excellence, protects academic integrity, and develops leadership. Each fall and spring semester invitation to membership is extended by the chapter to students who have completed a minimum of 18 credit hours at PTC that are clearly applicable to an associate degree with an minimum 3.50 cumulative grade-point average. The minimum 18 credit hours must include at least three credit hours of general education courses applicable to the associate degree being pursued.
Student Ambassadors - Membership in the Pulaski Technical College Student Ambassadors organization is based on academic achievement, involvement in extracurricular activities, leadership abilities and recommendation of faculty and professional staff. Student Ambassadors represent Pulaski Technical College at various functions such as orientations, campus tours, school visits, speaking engagements and other special events. Ambassadors also perform community service, assist in student recruitment and support development efforts. Student Ambassadors serve as student representatives when welcoming and hosting honored guests and distinguished members of the college community. Ambassadors participate in college activities and represent Pulaski Tech both on and off campus.
Student Government Association - The membership of the Student Government Association (SGA) consists of elected and eligible student representatives. Elections are held each spring for president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. The president will appoint the parliamentarian and historian. Division senators will be inducted during the fall semester. Individuals from each division of the College and each PTC location should be represented. The Student Government Association’s main objectives are: to serve as student representatives and act as a liaison between administration/faculty/staff and students, campus activities, community service, fundraising, and advocacy. An advisor is appointed by college administration.
Skills USA - Membership in Skills USA is open to students and other persons interested in the various career fields represented. The purpose of SkillsUSA is to help the student develop social and leadership skills. The clubs’ members and advisors will conduct activities that enhance the development of these skills. The activities may include events between vocational technical institutions and between students, such as parliamentary procedure contests, troubleshooting contests for mechanics, etc.
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