MCC-Maple Woods
Campus Life and Leadership
You can get involved in a variety of activities, organizations, and opportunities!
Making these connections can enhance and compliment your scholastic experience and success.
If you don’t see something you like - start your own club!
Contact: Kimberly Heft
Call: 816.604.3013
Office: Student Center room 130 (across from the Campus Bookstore).
Ambassadors
Student ambassadors serve as leaders throughout the Maple Woods campus. They volunteer for various campus initiatives, assist with campus tours, and are highly involved with student activities. Activity grants are available to members. Ambassador page: www.mcckc.edu/mwambassadors
Contact Misty Chandler at 816.604.3028
- misty.chandler@mcckc.edu
To contact an ambassador: mw.ambassadors@mcckc.edu
Baseball
The Maple Woods Baseball Team is a member of the Division 1 Missouri XVI and the National Junior College Athletic Association.The team is nationally ranked.
Contact Marty Kilgore at 816.604.3504 marty.kilgore@mcckc.edu
Bridge Campus Ministries
Christians on Campus
Engineering Club
The National Society of Professional Engineers sponsors a student chapter at Maple Woods. Membership is open to anyone interested in engineering. Participation will provide the following benefits: Membership in both National and Missouri Societies; Study Groups; Scholarships and Activity Grants; Field Trips and Speakers; Monthly Newsletter from the National Society; Social Functions.
Contact Cynthia Proctor at 816.604.3455 Cynthia.Proctor@MCCKC.edu
Environmental Club
Future Educators Club
The purpose of FEC is to provide opportunities for students to explore their career choice as an educator, share information about four year institutions and discuss certification requirements.The club will provide observation and hands-on learning opportunities.
Contact Rusty Powlas at 816.604.3225 rusty.powlas@mcckc.edu
Gay Straight Alliance
Phi Theta Kappa
The Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society is an international organization that recognizes scholarly achievement .Qualified students have an overall 3.5 GPA, and have completed at least 12 credit hours of class work. Monthly meetings, service and social activities as well as scholarship opportunities are available through this organization.
Contact Kimberly Heft at 816.604.3013 kimberly.heft@mcckc.edu
Reach Ministry
SIFE
Students in Free Enterprise is a non-profit organization that promotes hand-on learning experiences for students in local and global businesses.
Contact Jim Moes at 816.604.3184 james.moes@mcckc.edu or Ayanna Bridges at 816.604.3328 ayanna.bridges@mcckc.edu.
Soccer - Men's
Soccer - Women's
Softball - Women's
The Maple Woods Women’s Softball Team is a member of the Region XVI Fastpitch Softball Division I and the National Junior College Athletic Association. Their fall season includes 20 games ending in mid-October. They usually play 60-70 games in the spring season, January through May.
Student Activities Council
The Council’s purpose is to plan, organize and implement educational, social and cultural events for the students of Maple Woods and the community.It is an opportunity for students to get involved and learn the skills of leadership, project management and working effectively with others .Students are selected at the beginning of the fall semester and are eligible to serve both the fall and spring semesters based upon their performance evaluation .Council members may be eligible for an activity grant .A time commitment of 4-6 hours a week, including a weekly meeting, is expected.
Contact Kimberly Heft at 816.604.3013 kimberly.heft@mcckc.edu
Veterinary Technology Club
The Veterinary Technology Cub, a student chapter of the Missouri Veterinary Technicians Association and the North American Veterinary Technicians Association, is open to students of good standing in the Veterinary Technology program.
Contact Chris Morrow at 816.604.3236 chris.morrow@mcckc.edu
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