• Tri-Alpha exists as a not-for-profit (501(c)3) organization, for the purposes of supporting the activities of the honors society.

    To be eligible, you must:

    • Be a first-generation student
    • Be enrolled full-time or part-time
    • Have a minimum of a 3.2 GPA or higher
    • Have at least 30 credit hours towards and associate's degree

    Contact for more information

    • Jenifer Olvera
    • Advisor

  • The Accounting Clubs is a student-run organization that aims to provide students with outside-of-class opportunities to explore the accounting profession. To accomplish this, the club will discuss career paths, organize social events, invite guest speakers and host networking opportunity. This is a great organization for students considering a career in the accounting profession and want to increase business knowledge working as a collective group.

    Contact for more information

    • Joseph Nesi
    • Advisor

  • The Advocates for Students with Learning Differences reaches out to learning disabled (LD) students, their families and various professionals in the community by providing a network of education and support on campus. 

    Contact for more information

    • Dixita Malatesta
    • Advisor

  • OADN Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society recognizes the academic excellence of students in the study of Associate Degree Nursing. The society encourages the pursuit of advance degrees in the profession of nursing as well as continuing education as a life-long professional responsibility. Additionally, the society participates in the recruitment of qualified individuals into the profession of nursing. Students inducted into Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society must meet certain academic and course work requirements. 

    Contact for more information

    • Georgia Angelo
    • Advisor

  • Alpha Mu Gamma is the first and largest national collegiate foreign language honor society of the United States. The National Language Honor Society honors students for outstanding achievement in the study of foreign languages. Students inducted into Alphaa Mu Gamma at the annual induction ceremony must meet certain academic requirements. 

    Contact for more information

    • Juan Saborido
    • Advisor

  • ASEZ is a group of university student volunteers who act to solve practical problems around the world. 

    Contact for more information

    • Student Life Office
    • student_life@middlesexcc.edu
    • 732-906-2569
       

     

  • The Aspiring Authors Club gives members of the Middlesex College community an opportunity to explore the writing, publishing and marketing processes required for book publishing. 

    Contact for more information

    • John Bale
    • Advisor

  • The American Sign Language (ASL) Club is a club dedicated to celebrating and promoting American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture. Club members can learn and practice ASL, fostering communication skills and cultural understanding. Join us in embracing this vibrant language and creating an inclusive space for all.

    Contact for more information

    • Mary Tutalo
    • Advisor

  • The Arcade Lounge promotes geek culture while encouraging all members of the college community to embrace their inner geek.

    Contact for more information

    • Neil Doscher
    • Advisor

  • The Association of Middlesex College Nursing Students enable health-oriented individuals to broaden their prospective futures in the field of nursing through programs that benefit the students academically and socially. 

    Contact for more information

    • Catherine Poornaselvan
    • Advisor

  • The Backstage Players is a great opportunity for studnets that share a love of all aspects of the theater. Doyou love to act, or just want to be behind the scenes, this is the club for you.

    Contact for more information

    • Anna Demers
    • Advisor

     

    • Christopher Abbot
    • Advisor

     

  • Bhangra dance club is a fun, new experience welcoming dancers of all levels,  sharing the same passion: the love for bhangra!

    Contact for more information

    • Chelsea Ramsthaler
    • Advisor

  • The Biology Society aims to further member’s  understanding of biology related to sciences and to introduce members to various aspects of Biology fields and to have fun and be involved in the community. 

    Contact for more information

    • Donna Gardener-Beadling
    • Advisor
       
    • Nima Sedghi
    • President

  • The Black Student Union is an organization that advocates the needs of students at the college, while empowering, teaching, discussing and exploring the issues affecting the Black community.

    Contact for more information

    • Joan Allen
    • President

     

    • Lorna Joasil
    • Advisor

  • Blue Colt Radio encourages and rewards scholarship and accomplishment among broadcasting students in the art and science of broadcasting, promotes the advancement of broadcast education and establishes meaningful communication between student and professionals in the broadcast industry. 

    Contact for more information

    • Louis A Dell'Omo
    • Advisor

  • The Botany Club is a community of plant enthusiasts dedicated to exploring the fascinating world of plants. We engage in hands-on activities like plant identification, and gardening, while learning about plant biology, ecology, and sustainability.

    Contact for more information

    • Magdalena Domaradzki
    • Advisor

  • The Brand Innovators Club is a community passionate in marketing, and entrepreneurship dedicated to shaping the future of branding. We bring together members to share ideas, explore emerging trends, and collaborate on innovative strategies that drive brand growth and consumer engagement. Whether through workshops, events, or discussions, our club fosters an environment of creativity, inspiration, and forward-thinking, empowering members to push the boundaries of branding and marketing.

    Contact for more information

    • Michael Albanese
    • Advisor

  • The purpose of the Middlesex College Business Club is to acquire more skills relevant to the world of business and to network with businesses for career advancement purposes.

    Contact for more information

    • Charles O'Gorman
    • Advisor

     

    • Sneha Patel
    • President

  • Join Calm N Collective and unleash your creative potential! We’re a diverse group of photographers, painters, musicians, and more, united by our passion for artistic expression. Whether you’re into fashion, visual arts, or any other creative medium, there’s a place for you here.

    Contact for more information

    • Martha Salama
    • Advisor

  • The Career and Entrepreneurship Club is like a lively group focused on helping people get better at their jobs, come up with new ideas, and become smarter about business.

     

    Contact for more information

    • Mekhala Girish
    • Advisor

  • The Coasters & Statistics Club broadens academic horizons via exposure to real world uses of statistics at theme parks. Applying statistics to real world situations offers members the opportunity to obtain real world data and to apply statistical analysis and test modeling methods in order to solve real world problems.

    Contact for more information

    • Patty Kiernan
    • Advisor

  • The Cognitive Science Club looks to explore the interdisciplinary study of the brain, mind, and behavior. We serve as a meeting ground for students interested in neuroscience, artificial intelligence, psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and anthropology to collaborate to better understand cognition.

    Contact for more information

    • Lorna Joasil
    • Advisor

  • The Catholic Campus Ministry promotes fellowship through Christ throughout the entire Middlesex College community regardless of denomination. Through Christian and charitable works, members experience spiritual growth and are given the opportunity to connect with each other and the community.

    Contact for more information

    • Zenora Lala
    • Advisor

     

    • Melissa Ellis
    • Advisor

  • Like the name suggests, Chess Club is a club where people of all experience and skill level come to play. After a short lesson, members play against each other, sometimes matched against each other based on skill, but most times you play who you want to play.

    Contact for more information

    • Student Life Office
    • student_life@middlesexcc.edu
    • 732-906-2569

  • Join our Cheerleading Club and be part of a spirited group that brings energy and enthusiasm to our school's events. Learn exciting routines, build teamwork skills, and boost school spirit. Whether you're a seasoned cheerleader or new to the sport, all are welcome to join in the fun and support our teams!.

    Contact for more information

    • Angelina Rodriguez
    • Co-Captain

     

    • Yaemmy Lopez
    • Co-Captain

  • The Computer Science Club provides an opportunity for students interested in computer science, problem solving, and logical thinking to learn and develop skills.

    Contact for more information

    • Dhruv Chunawala
    • Advisor

  • CRU invite those seeking fellowship on campus and those curious to learn more about Christ’s love. Here, we grow spiritually and encourage each other to strive for more.

    Contact for more information

    • Alex Salazar
    • Advisor

  • The Cybersecurity Club is a student-run organization that aims to create and encourage cybersecurity awareness and application by providing students with outside-of-class activities that are relevant to the cybersecurity field. Members of the club will gain valuable experience by:

    • Collaborating with others
    • Discussing security related topics
    • Completing hands-on exercises
    • Hosting tech talks and guest speakers
    • Participating in security related competitions and hackathons

    Contact for more information

    • Michael Albnese
    • Advisor

  • Beginners and experienced dancers have the opportunity to become involved in the creative arts experience with three master classes/workshops per semester in all areas of dance, from ballet and jazz to modern and social. Audition required.

    Contact for more information

    • Aimee Mitacchione
    • Advisor

  • Elevation for Justice Club provides brave spaces for students to engage in progressive discourse and develop the skills necessary to combat injustices regarding identity, gender, race, Women’s Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights, the wealth gap, the cycle of prejudice, Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and so much more!

    Contact for more information

    • Cassandra Guadalupe-Venegas
    • Advisor

  • Earth Science is here to educate those interested in learning about the earth around them and how to beautify it.

    Contact for more information

    • Clair Condie
    • Advisor

  • The purpose of Middlesex College Economics Club is to discuss economic issues – past, present, and future – and apply skills relevant to economic analysis.

    Contact for more information

    • Shannon Pullaro
    • Advisor

  • The EOF Advance Club is a representative Student Life group that develops
    programs to strengthen leadership skills, diversity resources, service
    learning, cultural awareness, and college achievement.

    Contact for more information

    • Arielle Flores
    • Advisor

  • The Middlesex College E-Sports Club welcome players and esport enthusiasts at all levels. the club provides a supportive community for students interested in the gaming ecosystem as well as opportunities to improve their skills and opportunities for networking and team building.

    Contact for more information

    • Neil Doscher
    • Advisor

  • The Feminist Collective is here for members of the Middlesex County College Community to connect , support, and empower women across campus.

     

  • Film club is designed to give students an opportunity to view a wide range of films and to engage in discussion of those films. Additionally, screenwriting and filmmaking workshops will occur.  

    Contact for more information

    • Ray Dademo
    • Advisor

  • The Fine Arts Club furthers the education of students in Fine Arts and in the fields of painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, video and craft.

    Contact for more information

    • Susan Altman
    • Advisor

  • Join the French Club to learn and experience French food, movies and the language from not only the French mainland, but also the French colonies such as Quebec, the French Antilles Islands, French West Africa, etc.

    Contact for more information

    • Brenda Cavanaugh
    • Advisor

  • Game Club is an organization devoted to bringing gamers together. Students will have an opportunity to play multi and single player games, and spend time discussing gaming strategies and preferences.

    Contact for more information

    • Danielle Nolan
    • Advisor

     

    • Strangelove
    • President

  • Gospel Choir Club is a group of music enthusiasts who gather to sing uplifting and spiritual songs. All skill levels are welcome. Join us for joyful rehearsals and inspiring performances!"

    Contact for more information

    • Desiree Brower
    • Advisor

  • The purpose of the Hallyu Club is to inform and enlighten individuals about Asian media and culture, specifying on the Korean pop-culture wave in America. The club centers around Korean music, fashion, media and cuisine.

    Contact for more information

    • Student Life Office
    • student_life@middlesexcc.edu
    • 732-906-2569
       

     

  • Healthy Active Minds’ (HAM) mission is to empower students to speak openly about mental health in order to educate others and encourage help-seeking. Through campus-wide events and programs, Healthy Active Minds aims to: 

    • Remove the stigma that surrounds mental health issues 
    • Create a comfortable environment for an open conversation about mental health issues on and off campus 
    • Encourage students to seek help as soon as it is needed 
    • Serve as a liason between students and Counseling Services

    Contact for more information

    • Celia Winchester
    • Advisor

  • The Humanities Honor Society engages students in the art of understanding humans as beings who feel, think, imagine and create. As importantly, participants will learn about the beauty of teaching others. Neither minimum GPA nor fee is required. 
    Requirements: 
    Commitment to complete an academic article. 
    Tutor for at least 12 hours at the Learning Center. 
    Interest in developing critical and creative thinking. 
    Benefits 
    Upon successful completion, members will have a publication and a tutoring certification.

    Contact for more information

    • Cristobal Espinoza Wulach
    • Advisor

  • The Indian Students Association is dedicated to providing a forum for members of the College community to learn about Indian Culture. The ISA facilitates cultural development among members of the community through events such as celebrations of Indian festivals.

    Contact for more information

    • Mekhala Girish
    • Advisor

     

    • Lakshmi Nagarajan - Iyer
    • Advisor

  • Interested in juggling? Then look no further and join the Juggling club. No experience needed. We will teach you all the great ways of juggling.

    Contact for more information

    • Student Life Office
    • student_life@middlesexcc.edu
    • 732-906-2569

  • The purpose of the Juvenile Justice reform Club is to advocate for juvenile justice reform in New Jersey as well as nationally.

    Contact for more information

    • Spencer McCray
    • Advisor

  • Kappa Delta Pi (KDP), International Honor Society in Education, was founded in 1911 to foster excellence in education and promote fellowship among those dedicated to teaching.

    Contact for more information

    • Pattiann McMahon
    • Advisor

  • Kappa Pi International Art Honor Society is an art honor society for students enrolled in higher education studying the disciplines of visual art.

    Contact for more information

    • Susan Altman
    • Advisor

  • The Korean Pop Culture Club is a cultural and educational club that strives to understand Korean culture and history through the lens of popular music, dramas, art, and movies.

    Contact for more information

    • Rob Kim
    • Advisor

  • We are a friendly group for math majors and math enthusiasts.

    Contact for more information

    • Iryna Pavlyuk
    • Advisor

  • The Martial Arts club promotes and teaches traditional martial arts. You also get to meet new people, have fun, improve your cardio and confidence.

    Contact for more information

    • Gabe Gonzalez
    • Advisor

  • The purpose of Middlesex Makers is to create an environment for engineering students on campus to collaborate, use their abilities, and learn new skills in building hands on projects.

    Contact for more information

    • John Riordan
    • Advisor

     

    • Rick Schieni
    • Advisor

  • The Multi-Cultural Club at Middlesex College affords students the opportunity to participate in College functions along with American and other international students. Members learn more about American culture through social and co-curricular activities.

    Contact for more information

    • Magdalena Domaradzki
    • Advisor

  • The Music Club at Middlesex College is a club that brings together students who genuinely enjoy music and provides events for students and the community to be able to express themselves.

    Contact for more information

    • Mary Tutalo
    • Advisor

  • The Muslim Student Association at Middlesex College spreads diversity on campus as well as educates students on the Islamic Faith. Middlesex College MSA is about building brotherhood/sisterhood, providing incentives for students to get involved in humanitarian work within our community and creating a network for students to benefit socially, culturally and academically.

    Contact for more information

    • Dr. Khaled Zayed
    • Advisor

  • The Nerd Herd strives to create a welcoming environment and unite Pokemon fans in and around MC through interactive play.

    Contact for more information

    • Student Life Office
    • student_life@middlesexcc.edu
    • 732-906-2569
       

     

  • The New Brunswick Center club is open to all Middlesex College students. The club provides educational, cultural and social activities and events at the Center for club members, students and the community.

    Contact for more information

    • Pauline Shambo
    • Advisor

  • The Organization of Latino Unity  works on educating, mentoring, and inspiring our next wave of Hispanic American student leaders.

    Contact for more information

    • Jenifer Olvera
    • Advisor

  • Middlesex  College Pakistani Student Association (MCPSA) is an undergraduate organization founded in 2021. MCPSA aims to serve Pakistani students and the larger Middlesex College community by providing social and academic programming that celebrates Pakistani heritage and educates Middlesex College students about Pakistan’s culture. The purpose of this club shall be to: 
    spread awareness about the Pakistani culture to the Middlesex  College community. 
    provide a social setting for Pakistanis to interact and collaborate on club initiatives. 
    contribute to the Pakistani community at large.

    Contact for more information

    • Shahnaz Uddin
    • Advisor

  • The Philosophy Club stimulates learning and discussion throughout the Middlesex County College community on important philosophical topics and promotes a common pursuit of knowledge.

    Contact for more information

    • Jonathan Finnerty
    • Advisor

  • Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society is the international honor society of students attending 2-year colleges seeking associate degrees or other college credentials. Our chapter at Middlesex College is Upsilon Gamma, and membership is by invitation only based on: 

    • Minimum of 3.5 cumulative GPA 
    • Have declared a major and completed least 12 credits toward earning the degree 
    • Completed any required developmental coursework 
    • No student code of conducts 

    Invitations to become a member are emailed to your official Middlesex College email address twice each year: late September (which includes all previous semesters into your cumulative GPA, including summer) and early February (which includes all previous semesters into your cumulative GPA, including winter). Once a member, you will have access to our PTK Canvas page where all general membership meetings, activities and events are announced by your officers. 

    PTK members are eligible for national scholarships as well as transfer scholarships offered by 4-year universities throughout New Jersey and across the country. We also offer opportunities for you to develop leadership, perform community service and work alongside other academically outstanding members in supportive and engaging fellowship. 

    Contact for more information

    • Charlotte Quigley
    • Advisor

  • Photography Club is a club who shares a passion for capturing moments through the lens. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, our club offers a supportive space to learn, grow, and connect with fellow photographers.

    Contact for more information

    • Arielle Flores
    • Advisor

  • The Physics Society creates a community among physics majors.

    Contact for more information

    • Student Life Office
    • student_life@middlesexcc.edu
    • 732-906-2569
       

     

  • Welcome to our Pickleball Club! We're a group of people who love playing a fun sport called Pickleball. Whether you're a pro or just starting out, we're here to have a good time and learn together.

    Contact for more information

    • Margaux Gray-Afanasyev
    • Advisor

  • Founded in 1982, Psi Beta is a national honor society for students attending two-year colleges, inviting students who plan to major in psychology, as well as students who simply have an interest in psychology. Our mission is to encourage professional development and psychological literacy of students by promoting and recognizing excellence in scholarship, leadership, research, and community service.

    Contact for more information

    • Crystal Quillen
    • Advisor

  • The purpose of Psychology Club is to create a sense of community for students interested and passionate about psychology and psychology-related topics.

    Contact for more information

    • Noah Ringler
    • Advisor

  • Queer Identity and Lifestyle Club exists to support our students, whether or not they identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and others (LGBTQ+), and offers them a safe space to connect with each other.

    Contact for more information

    • Celia Winchester
    • Advisor

  • Quo Vadis, the College’s weekly newspaper, is sponsored by the English Department. The staff is comprised of student editors, reporters, photographers and cartoonists, who compose and publish news stories, feature articles, reviews, opinion pieces, sports and information about on-campus activities.

    Contact for more information

    • Melissa Edwards
    • Advisor

  • If you’re interested in healthcare and want to gain experience, meet new people, and make a difference, Scrub Club is the place for you! We welcome all aspiring healthcare professionals such as EMS workers, doctors, pharmacists, technicians, researchers, etc.

    Contact for more information

    • Jonathan Finnerty
    • Advisor

  • The Social Club at Middlesex College promotes and encourages social interaction to create opportunities for new friendships and networking among members of the College community.

    Contact for more information

    • Melissa Edwards
    • Advisor

  • The Social Work Club focuses on empowering students to make a difference through advocacy and community service.

    Contact for more information

    • Arianna Illa
    • Advisor

  • Middlesex College STEM Club seeks to enrich student’s knowledge in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in order to create the thinkers, innovators and builders of a better tomorrow.

    Contact for more information

    • Meenu Jain
    • Advisor

  • The SADHA aims to improve the public’s total health, advance the art and science of dental hygiene by ensuring access to quality oral health care, increasing awareness of the cost effective benefits of prevention, promoting the highest standards of dental hygiene education, practice and research, and promoting the interests of dental hygiene students.

    Contact for more information

    • Nadine Thompson
    • Advisor

     

    • Sally Elkhalifa
    • Advisor

  • Student Association of Radiographers strives to expand the knowledge of students in the field of radiologic technology, the Student Association of Radiographers provides a social atmosphere to discuss areas of mutual interest.

    Contact for more information

    • Kimberly Krapels
    • Advisor

  • The Mission of the Student Government Association Board of Middlesex College is to ensure the vitality of the student participation in the governance of the College. Their goals are to offer maximal opportunity for student leadership, provide proper student representation, encourage vibrant campus life, share concerns, express opinions, and jointly participate in the solution of problems with other members of the college community.

    Contact for more information

    • Zulema Cheek
    • Advisor

  • The Student Law Association is a student organization that aims to educate the Middlesex College community on legal topics, practices and issues.

    Contact for more information

    • Sheri-Rose Rubin
    • Advisor

  • The Super Smash Brothers Club gives opportunities for students who are interested in the popular video game series to play either competitively or casually.

    Contact for more information

    • Student Life Office
    • student_life@middlesexcc.edu
    • 732-906-2569
       

     

  • Serving as a liaison between the Perth Amboy Center and the community at-large, the club aims to develop cultural, social and educational programs in the interest of the student population and to share these activities with the community.

    Contact for more information

    • Robert Munoz
    • Advisor

  • The Middlesex College Veterans and Service Members Association is committed to providing high quality leadership and acumen pertaining to the needs of Veterans, service members and their families. The Middlesex College VSA ensures members of the organization the academic excellence, intellectual maturity and leadership skills that they will need to ascertain in order to be successful in society.

    Contact for more information

    • Carlos Perez
    • Advisor

  • Volunteers in Action help by organizing community service projects,this diverse team of students seek to address the unmet needs of the local community.

    Contact for more information

    • Suany Pascale
    • Advisor
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