• The Accounting Club encourages participation in educational programs for those individuals or businesses who are interested in accounting, and fosters relationships among accounting students and associate members.
  Patricia Wilder - Advisor, pwilder@ivytech.edu - 269-5700
  
  
• The American Chemical Society is a nationwide professional organization with over 159,000 members involved in all areas of chemistry. Ivy Tech has a student club affiliated with ACS that offers activities including career development, networking opportunities, outreach, and social functions. Those pursuing a chemistry-related field or who have an interest in chemistry are welcome to join.
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• CodA is a club for students pursing a degree in Computer Information Systems or anyone who wishes to learn more about computers or computer programming. Members learn real world programming applications through projects and group discussions.
  Paul Addison - Advisor, paddison@ivytech.edu - 269-5187
  
  
• The Dental Assistant Society encourages educational programs for those individuals or businesses who are interested in the field of dental assisting. The Society seeks to advance the science, technology, and ethics of dental assisting through meetings and lectures offered by the Dental Assistant Society. The group fosters relationships among dental assistant students and associate members.
  Missy Ticen - Advisor,Joy Ratcliff - Advisor, mticen2@ivytech.edu,jratcliff7@ivytech.edu - 269-5205,269-5197
  
  
• The Greater Lafayette Student Medical Assisting Chapter seeks to promote the professional identity and stature of its members and the Medical Assisting profession through education and credentialing, and, to prepare students to take an active role in the professional organizations upon graduation.
  Cindy Abel - Advisor, cabel@ivytech.edu - 269-5206
  
  
• The Latino Student Union seeks to promote and increase Latino/Hispanic awareness at Ivy Tech through the planning of cultural, political, academic and social events that portray the different aspects of Latin American culture.
  Fermin Recarte - Advisor, frecarte@ivytech.edu - 269-5263
  
  
• The Paralegal Society is dedicated to developing a specialized insight into the legal field while cultivating the professional and personal pursuit of knowledge, as well as providing an opportunity to encourage mentoring and leadership skills to foster the growth and development of professional responsibility with high ethical standards.
  Wes Marion - Advisor, wmarion@ivytech.edu - 269-5469
  
  
• Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for two-year colleges. Its purpose is to recognize and promote academic excellence. This is done by providing leadership development opportunities for service, leadership and scholarship in chapter activities on campus and in regional and international Phi Theta Kappa activities.
  
  Membership is by invitation only and is based upon a student’s GPA and other requirements. Invitation letters are sent to qualifying students in September, February, and June. Phi Theta Kappa members enjoy many opportunities to explore and build their skills in the four hallmarks. Scholarships are offered to help members continue their education at the two-year level and beyond. Learn more about PTK by visiting the international web site at www.ptk.org.
  Jacob Isaacs - Advisor,Rob Scherer - Advisor, jisaacs@ivytech.edu,rscherer@ivytech.edu - 269-5449,269-5700
  
  
• The Respiratory Care Society encourages educational programs and advances the science, technology, ethics, and art of respiratory care through meetings and lectures offered by the Indiana Society for Respiratory Care and their subsidiaries. Members have opportunities to be involved in educational activities, networking opportunities, fundraisers, and conferences.
  Peggy James - Advisor, pjames@ivytech.edu - 269-5207
  
  
• Students have the opportunity to participate in student government through the Student Government Association (SGA). The SGA is the representative governing body of all students. SGA representatives are elected or selected according to the SGA constitution. Students may represent their academic division or be an at-large member. The functions of SGA include communication with the student body, planning and conducting appropriate extracurricular student activities, and annual submission of student organization budgets for review and approval by college administration.
  Craig Merkel - Advisor,Lee Morrison - Advisor, cmerkel@ivytech.edu,lmorriso@ivytech.edu - 269-5458,269-5462
  
  

Student Organization Contacts