| Agricultural Club – provides leadership opportunities through campus meetings, hosting contests, field trips and other educational activities. Members serve as Agricultural Ambassadors for the department and represent us at the TJCAA Contests and Convention, Collegiate FFA activities, and the Fort Worth Stock Show. |
Vance Christie |
817-598-6280 |
| Anime Club – for students, faculty and staff interested in anime, animated films or shows that originated in Japan. Anime is commonly known for its colorful graphics and vibrant characters. |
Larry Gillespie, Phyllis Tiffin |
817-598-6385 |
| Art Club – for students interested in Art. |
Myrlan Coleman |
817-598-6232 |
| BASO (Black Awareness Student Organization) – brings together all students on the campus with an emphasis on multicultural education and the promotion of a sense of high self-esteem and the individual importance of black students and all other minority students. |
Doug Jefferson |
817-598-6247 |
| C2 – provides positive environments for social interactions and partnering with WC Student Live activities and Coyote Village to provide resources for students in various capacities. C2 is committed to supporting and empowering students for life in college and beyond. |
Faith Stiffler |
817-598-8874 |
| C.A.R.E. (Caring and Responsible Educators) – open to anyone interested in the growth and development of young children. |
Sandra Hartnitt |
817-598-6368 |
| Coalition of Student Human Service Providers – open to all students interested in the field of social work and related professions. Workshops and speakers promote opportunities for career exploration to club members. |
Eddie White |
817-598-6322 |
| College Choir – provides a recreational outlet for those interested in group singing. It is open to all students of the College. Several choir performances are given each year (e.g. Handel’s Messiah). |
Rob Laney |
817-598-6327 |
| Criminal Justice Club – promotes professional, academic, and public awareness of criminal justice issues. Promotes high standards of ethical conduct, professional training, and higher education within the criminal justice field. |
Planning in Progress. |
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| Coyote Corps – organization that promotes a positive atmosphere of school spirit, tradition and fellowship. |
In Progress |
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| Drama Club – formed for students who are interested in theatre. The Drama Department presents four main stage productions a year. |
Nancy McVean |
817-598-6307 |
| Hispanos Unidos Club – brings together all students on the campus with an emphasis on multicultural education and the promotion of a sense of high self-esteem and the individual importance of Hispanic students and all other minority students. |
Marcelo Willcham |
817-598-6324 |
| International Student Organization (ISO) – promotes international understanding and friendship among both international and American students. |
Latonya Hines |
817-598-6468 |
| Jazz Band – comprised of some of the state's finest jazz musicians. The band is nationally renowned and performs several times each year on campus and throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth area. |
Cal Lewiston |
817-598-6233 |
| Media Club – open for students interested in journalism, writing, photography, and social media marketing, public relations, blogging, video, and other forms of media to build experience and knowledge of these areas by generating content related to Weatherford College. This content can then be used in their portfolios when they transfer or seek employment. |
Crystal Brown |
817-598-6274 |
| Phi Theta Kappa – An International Two-Year College society focused on providing opportunities for students to grow as leaders and scholars, and helping them to pursue their future academic, career, and life goals. National Community College scholarship society. Eligibility for membership is based upon scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The charter of the local chapter dates back to 1929. Office: LART 101 |
Dr. Trey Jansen
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817-598-6478
ptk@wc.edu |
| Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) – open to promote the field of Physical Therapy and create meaningful professional organization for students interested in the field of physical therapy. |
Cindy Lavine |
817-598-8873 |
| Rad Tech Club – promotes opportunities for social and academic interaction with Radiological Technology students, faculty and guest speakers in the field. |
Debra Daily |
817-598-8839 |
Respiratory Care Club – for students enrolled in the Respiratory Care program. The club provides oppor-
tunities for students to share mutual interest, ideas, and experiences related to the field of respiratory care. |
Tonya Edwards |
817-598-6452 |
Rotaract Club of WC – open to provide an opportunity
for your men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communi-
ties, and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service. |
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817-598-6387 |
| Science Club – is a student club that welcomes students from all departments who are currently enrolled at Weatherford College. This club allows students sharing a common interest in science to get together outside the classroom. Students will also have opportunities to join WC research groups, participate in field trips to parks, museums, star watch parties, and environmental / ecological tours. This club seeks to promote the students’ interests in the sciences. For more information, please contact club advisors. To join the Club’s group page, select HERE. |
Dr. Allison Stamatis
Dr. Bishnu Twanabasu
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817-598-6230
817-598-8903
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Sonography Club – serves to enhance the education of present and future sonography students, as well as pro-
vide moral support and a problem solving forum for individual members. |
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817-598-8817 |
| Student Government Association (SGA) – is comprised of class and organizational representatives who serve as the student leadership and decision-making body on campus. |
Doug Jefferson |
817-598-6247 |
| Student Nurses Association – open to any Weatherford College student enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing program. Members must be in good academic standing, maintain a 2.0 GPA, and adhere to the ADN Code of Conduct. Professional and social activities are voted on during monthly meetings. |
Shirley Greenway, Shannon Walls |
817-598-8934 |
Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) – an organization established to enhance the growth of student and professional development in the profession
of Occupational Therapy at Weatherford College and surrounding communities. |
Mike McGough |
817-598-8801 |
WCWC TAFE Chapter (Texas Association of Future Educators) – student organization created to allow young men and women an opportunity to explore the teaching profession. The organization was created in 1984 to provide the best and brightest high school and middle school students in Texas with the necessary knowledge
to make informed decisions about pursuing careers in education. |
Becki Byrd |
940-626-3240 |
WC Young Democrats – an organization open to any student with a serious interest in politics and the process of selecting our elected leaders. The organization meets on a regular basis to hear speakers and program presen-
tations on civic engagement. While supporting the ideas of local, state, and national Democratic groups, the WCYD exercises an open door policy to all political philosophies in the pursuit of raising the level of public discussion on important governmental issues. |
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817-598-6488 |
WC Young Republicans – a student organization open
to any individual enrolled at the College. While supporting the ideas of Texas and national Republican Party organi-
zations, this College group comes together for the purpose of promoting discussion of topics related to government and the political process. It is open to any student with an interest in these topics. Programs, speakers, and forums will be scheduled during the year
to foster and encourage political dialogue. |
Tom Wells
Christie Dayley
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817-598-6327
817-598-8843
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WC Veterans Organization – is open for all students interested in honoring our Veteran students and their family members. Activities include community service, participation in the Veterans' Day program on campus
and the city-wide Veterans' Day Parade. |
Ralph Willingham |
817-598-6248 |
| We Care Club (WCC) – is an organization to assist WC students experiencing food insecurity, homelessness, and other burdens affecting their success as a student. WCC maintains and supports the Coyote Closet, which provides emergency food and supplies. All students and WC employees are welcome to join. |
Dr. Lisa Welch
Linda Hutton
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817-598-8989
817-598-8877
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