STUDENT ACTIVITIES
CONTACT PERSON
Coordinator: Brandon Lytle, MS
e-mail: bllytle@lcsc.edu
Phone: 792-2804
Office: SUB 208
Fax: 792-2082
Web:
http://www.lcsc.edu/studentactivities
OVERVIEW
Student Activities offers programs and services that encourage
student involvement in the campus community. The students
participation in these activities is an integral part of the
total educational experience of the college. Through their
involvement, students have a chance to explore opportunities,
learn and practice skills, have an impact on their environment
and gain a greater sense of belonging to the campus community.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF LCSC
The Associated Students of LCSC (ASLCSC) function under the
executive administration of an elected President and Vice
President, an elected Senate, and an appointed Judicial Branch.
Also, appointed by the ASLCSC President is are the Media
Relations Director and Committees Director.
All students are encouraged to participate in ASLCSC functions
actively or as observers. ASLCSC Senate meetings are open to the
public and the ASLCSC executive office operates with an open
door policy. The ASLCSC is the government of the students and
serves all LCSC students. For information, call 792-2256.
All currently enrolled LCSC students are members of the
Associated Students of LCSC. To be eligible for a Student
Government Office, elected or appointed, students shall be in
good standing with the college and maintain a collegiate
cumulative grade point average of at least 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale),
one semester of which shall be from LCSC. Elected or appointed
members shall carry at least eight (8) credits per semester
throughout their term.
WARRIOR ENTERTAINMENT BOARD
The Warrior Entertainment Board (WEB) is a student organization
that plans and implements many social, cultural, and educational
activities both on and off campus. The WEB is managed by
students and funded by student fees. To join a committee,
contact Student Activities in SUB 208 or at 792-2804, or
contact the WEB in SUB 218, 792-2069, or entertainment@lcsc.edu.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
** Please note Clubs and Organizations are subject to change
based upon the interest of the students.
Accounting Club
Alpha Psi Omega - Theater
Ambassadors Honor Society
Auto Mechanics Club
Baptist Student Ministries
Biology/Chemistry Club
Bowling Club
Business Professionals of America
Business Students Organization
Catholic Newman Club
Circle K
College Crew
College Democrats
College Republicans
Collision Repair (Auto Body)
Council for Exceptional Children
Delta Epsilon Chi (DEC) (BMSA)
Diesel Power Technology
Engineering Technology (Drafting Club)
Explorers
Geology Club
Health Occupations Students of America
HVAC Club
Idaho Student Nurses Association
Industrial Electronics Club
Information Systems Analysis
International Club
Japanese Culture Association
Kappa Delta Pi - Chi Kappa Chapter
Kinesiology Club
Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority
Latter Day Saints Student Association
Native American Club
O.E.L.A. (Organizacion de Estudiantes Latino-Americanos)
Outdoor Adventures Club
Phi Alpha Nu Chi Chapter
Pre-Health Club
Pre-Law Club/Mock Trial
Psychology Club
Radio Club
Residence Hall Association
Rodeo Club
Rugby Club
Rugby Club, Womens
Soccer Club
Social Sciences Club
Speech and Debate Team
Student Education Association
Student Org. of Social Workers
Table Tennis Team
Talking River Writers Association
United Methodist Students
Web Development and Computing
Welding Club
OUTDOOR RECREATION
The Lewis-Clark State College Outdoor Recreation Program is
dedicated to enhancing educational opportunities and resources
for wilderness-based, human powered outdoor activities. We
promote leadership, teamwork, personal growth, and positive
educational experiences for the college and community. We are
student funded and provide a nonprofit outdoor service allowing
inexpensive rentals for all those in our community. For
additional information, contact the Outdoor Recreation Office at
792-2670 or the Student Activities Office at 792-2804.
** Please note: The programs and activities offered are subject
to change based upon the interest and participation of students,
faculty, and staff.
TRIPS:
Rafting
Backpacking/Hiking
Rock Climbing
Skiing/Snowboarding
Snow Shoeing/Cross Country Skiing
Urban Kayaking
Fly Fishing
Rental Equipment:
Rafts
Kayaks
Backpacks
Sleeping Bags
Tents
Snow Shoes
Cross Country Skies
INTRAMURAL AND RECREATIONAL
SPORTS
The Intramural program is designed to meet the needs of a wide
variety of students. The program provides enjoyment and physical
activity for students regardless of their skill or ability. Both
recreational activities of a noncompetitive nature and
intramural sports, which include organized competition in
leagues and tournaments, are included in the program. All
part-time students, full-time students, faculty and staff are
encouraged to take part in the program. For more information
about the program, contact the Intramural and Recreational
Sports Office at (208) 792-2670 or the Student Activities Office
at (208) 792-2804.
The programs and activities offered are subject to change based
upon the interest and participation of students, faculty, and
staff.
Intramurals:
Soccer
Flag Football
Softball
Indoor/Outdoor Volleyball
Basketball
Ultimate Frisbee
Frisbee Golf
Badminton
Dodgeball
Tournaments:
Ping Pong
Pool
Darts
Video Games
Poker
Kickball
Recreational Sports:
Golf
Free Driving Range
Night Golf
Spokane Chiefs Hockey Game
Bowling Nights
Skate Nights
Racquetball
Swimming
Batting Cages
Special Events/Trips
Eligibility to Participate in Intramural and Recreational
Sports: Requirements vary by activity offered. Some activities
are not available to faculty and staff. Students in
Intercollegiate Athletics are not eligible to participate in
their chosen sport in Intramurals (i.e. An Intercollegiate
Basketball player cannot play Intramural Basketball).
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
The Pathfinder, a weekly student newspaper, provides an
opportunity for student expression and serves as a means of
communication. It offers valuable experience in writing,
editing, copy-reading, photography, advertising, and design. By
fulfilling certain basic requirements, students may earn
academic credit for staff participation. The LCSC Warrior
Directory is published for distribution to students, faculty and
staff. It provides a campus, faculty/staff, and student
directory as well as useful information on the college calendar,
services, and the Student Code of Conduct. The Talking River is
a student publication that displays the creative writing and
artistic talents of LCSC students, faculty, and international
authors. The Talking River is produced by students and is
available on an annual subscription basis. It is published under
the auspices of the Division of Humanities.
LCSC RADIO
LCSC provides opportunities for students interested in radio
broadcasting. The campus radio station is operated by the
students and is located in the Student Union Building. The
station consists generally of free format programming and is
dedicated to serving the campus and local community as a
non-commercial educational station. The stations call letters
are KLCZ and broadcasts over 88.9 FM and
www.lcsc.edu/radio.
