Clubs and Organizations
Learn more about the organizations listed below by clicking on the drop-down box under each club or organization. If interested, we encourage you to apply. The advisor will receive your information and respond in a timely manner. If you wish to join multiple organizations, you must fill out each application, separately.
Click here to download a complete list of the Clubs & Organizations at Atlanta Tech.
List of Clubs & Organizations
The Student Ambassador’s Program involves students volunteering to connect incoming students, families, and special guests to Atlanta Technical College. Ambassadors represent the college at special events both on campus and within the community, all while enhancing their leadership and communication skills, building community connections, and creating lasting ties within the ATC community.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Kathy Griffin
404-225-4526
kgriff22@atlantatech.edu
Valerie Steele-Hancock
404-225-4578
vshancock@atlantatech.edu
The ATC Student Nursing Association provides students pursuing a nursing degree with a platform to network, receive additional educational resources, and gain nursing experience within the community. As the Atlanta Technical College Chapter to the National Student Nurse's Association, members will have opportunities to attend conferences, have discounts on educational and general resources to decrease the financial burden of students, and build their resumes prior to graduating.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Kendra Jackson-Smith
404-225-4765
kjacksonsmith@atlantatech.edu
The purpose of FSFFM is to recognize the needs and desires of Atlanta Technical College (ATC) Early Childhood Education (ECE) students by providing a forum, support system, and/or network where ideas and communications related to school or business can be discussed.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Nan Walker
404-225-4633
nwalker@atlantatech.edu
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Collegiate, a national organization founded in 1958 with state and local chapters, was established for students interested in a career in business. The activities of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Collegiate provide an opportunity for business students to prepare for business and office occupations. It helps students to learn more about our economic system and the business community. By participating in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Collegiate, students are able to get practical experience in the business community. Students participate in local, state, regional, and national competitions.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Erskine Hawkins
404-225-4553
ehawkins@atlantatech.edu
The Health Information Management Student Association (HIMSA) was created to help promote and educate the community about the health information management profession through community activities and fundraisers, promoting career and educational development and networking amongst students and staff in the Health Information Management and Technology program at Atlanta Technical College. The membership of this Association is open to students who are enrolled in the HIMT program of the Atlanta Technical College.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Adrianne Clark
404-225-4413
aclark@atlantatech.edu
The International Club is an organization that embraces the appreciation of global awareness and diversity of cultures. The club is an avenue for students of all cultural backgrounds to exchange information about the world and raise awareness about the importance of global citizenship. All Atlanta Tech students are encouraged to join.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Derek Smith
404-225-4028
dsmith2@atlantatech.edu
The mission of NTHS is to honor student achievement and leadership in career and technical education, promote educational excellence, award scholarships, and enhance career opportunities for the NTHS members. NTHS is open to all students in degree or diploma programs. Students must have completed 24 hours at Atlanta Technical College with a 3.0 Grade Point Average.
NTHS strives to bring well-deserved recognition, scholarship opportunities, and career opportunities to students who excel in one of the 108 career and technical educational fields as their profession. Not only do NTHS students embody all the attributes and talent which is in demand today, these students also embrace a clear vision for tomorrow’s workforce and their role in it. NTHS understands changes in industry within local communities and on a global scale.
Current ATC students can apply for membership during the fall and spring semesters.
National Website: www.nths.org
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Derek Smith
404-225-4028
dsmith2@atlantatech.edu
Atlanta Technical College's Physical Therapist Assistant Student Association (PTASA) was founded in 2021 to promote the profession of physical therapy. Our organization aims to uplift and highlight the role that physical therapist assistants play in healthcare initiatives on campus, in the local community, and at state and national professional events. The PTASA is open to all enrolled ATC students and participates in service activities that promote a better understanding of one's personal health, a greater appreciation for wellness and healthy living habits, and a heightened interest in the field of physical therapy.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Dr. Tamey T. Howard-Feltner
404-225-4573
thoward-feltner@atlantatech.edu
Skills USA is a partnership of students, teachers, and industry representatives working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student to excel. More than 300,000 students and advisors join SkillsUSA annually, organized into more than 17,000 sections and 53 state and territorial associations. Combining alumni and lifetime membership, the total number served this year is more than 350,000. SkillsUSA has served more than 11.6 million members since its founding in 1965. SkillsUSA’s mission is to empower its members to become world-class workers, leaders, and responsible American citizens.
ATC students can apply for membership during the fall semester. The state competitions are hosted during the spring semester.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Derek Smith
404-225-4028
dsmith2@atlantatech.edu
More Info
SkillsUSA Georgia
Post Secondary
www.skillsusagaps.org
SkillsUSA National Website
www.skillsusa.org
The purpose is to create a network of dental hygiene students, which provides an opportunity for them to discuss current relatable dental health issues and challenges involving their profession. Members will be kept up to date on new concepts, techniques, and products related to dental hygiene.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Marisha Singleton
404-225-4495
msingleton@atlantatech.edu
The purpose of SGA shall be to serve and represent the student body, provide a channel through which students may exhibit leadership, recommend activities that enhance student life outside the classroom, and provide for constructive discussion(s) leading to improvement of the College.
There is no fee to join. Students can sign up for membership during fall and spring semesters. Officer elections are held, annually.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Derek Smith
404-225-4028
dsmith2@atlantatech.edu
More Info
Contact ATC SGA
sga@atlantatech.edu
GSGA
www.gsgaps.org
Technically Speaking is part of Toastmasters International, a US-headquartered nonprofit educational organization that operates clubs worldwide for the purpose of promoting communication, public speaking, and leadership skills.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Tosha Bussey
404-225-4596
tbussey@atlantatech.edu
This student leadership organization consists of enrolled students who currently serve or have retired from various branches of the United States Armed Forces. The club creates an environment where individuals (retired and enlisted) can socialize, address common issues, and participate in public awareness activities while attending classes on the college campus. The purpose of organizing this club is to assist our students with navigating through the college experience, while also obtaining referrals for on-campus and community resources.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Bernita Banks
404-225-4022
bbanks@atlantatech.edu
WIT provides college women with opportunities to explore and experience careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) fields. WIT does this by building strong partnerships among students, colleges, and companies which allow the club to provide relevant educational programs, internships, and scholarships possibilities to its members.
Click here to fill out the online form to be considered for this club.
Advisor Contact Info
Bennetta Patterson
404-225-4561
bpatterson@atlantatech.edu
