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Governing Board

Congress of Student Organizations (CSO)

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Congress of Student Organizations oversees and regulates campus organizations. Organization representatives share activities, seek support, and collaborate with other groups on campus. CSO is a great place for connection and meaningful collaboration. Check out all of our current clubs and organizations below!
Please look at the eligibility status below each group to know if it is open, or has requirements to join.
Advisor: Erin Schwalk, 701-224-5455
bsc.csorgs@bismarckstate.edu


   

 

 

Clubs

Ag Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ BSC Ag Club is dedicated to helping BSC students through career development, service opportunities, professional networking and education enhancement. BSC Ag Club also promotes interest in agriculture, educates the general public about the importance of agriculture, inspires interpersonal interactions and enhances students' understanding of local and global agricultural industries.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Harlee Kilber, 701-224-2628 and Marko Davinic 701-224-5409

Amateur Radio Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Amateur Radio Club seeks the promotion of interest in Amateur Radio communication, experimentation, and research. ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ advancement of the radio art and the fostering of education in the field of electronic radio communication are a few of this club's objectives. Enjoy expanding the awareness of BSC through Amateur Radio networks and learn more about communication in the event of disasters and other emergencies.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Craig Nelson, 701-224-2579

Behavioral Health Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ BSC Behavioral Health Club promotes awareness of mental health and wellness, encourages meaningful connections among students and community members, and gives students opportunities to build their knowledge and skills related to human behavior and helping others. ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ club also connects students with behavioral health professionals and community resources while helping them explore career and educational opportunities in the behavioral health field.
Eligibility: Program Enrollment
Advisors: ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥resa Felderman, 701-224-2528; Chelsea Nucech, 701-224-2535, , 701-224-2478; and Benjamin Winegard, 701-224-2693
 

Chess Club

Chess Club brings together students who enjoy chess and those who want to learn. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, the club provides a welcoming space to play games, improve your skills, learn new strategies, and connect with others who share an interest in chess. Join us to challenge yourself, build friendships, and enjoy the game in a supportive community.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Shawn Iverson, 701-224-5733

Country Dance Club

A fun environment to learn country swing and line dance. Students can learn fast spins, smooth dips, and fun line dance routines. It’s social, beginner-friendly, and packed with music, laughter, and late-night dancing. Perfect for meeting new people and mastering country moves.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Rebecca Knutson, 701-224-2491

CRU

Campus Crusade is an internationally affiliated Christian organization geared toward fellowship, worship, and community outreach. Stop by the weekly gathering to relax, meet new people, and fellowship.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Mark Voigt, 701-224-2507

Cultural Exchange Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ purpose of the Cultural Exchange Club is to explore, learn, understand, and promote cultural experiences. This group is open to all BSC students.
Eligibility: Open
Advisors: Kelsey Menge, 701-224-5446 and Sheri Omlid, 701-224-5422

CyberClub/WiCys

Cyber Club and WiCys are a collaboration of cybersecurity clubs that meet each month. Students interested in Cybersecurity are welcome to join. Members prepare for and train to compete in cyber competitions around the region.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Debbie Mantz, 701-224-2407

DECA/FBLA

DECA is one of the most prestigious international academic organizations geared towards providing high school and college students with competition, education, and networking opportunities within the marketing, finance, hospitality, management, and entrepreneurship fields. Students travel to conferences where they compete against members from across the state and country. Through relevant career preparation, leadership experiences, and competitions, FBLA inspires and prepares students to become community-minded business leaders in a global society.
Advisor: Nicole Morrison, 701-224-2611

Drama Club

Drama Club offers students a creative outlet, and theatrical, and social involvement. This is a great organization for students interested in working in the production of theatre, acting, and directing. Students present and direct their own dramatic productions. A highlight for club members includes an annual trip to the week-long American College ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥atre Festival in January, and the student-directed spring plays.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Dean Bellin, 701-224-5627

Energy Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Energy Club spreads health, happiness, and prosperity to the college and city community. More than just a club for energy students, members participate in and help organize events on campus, participate in or organize community service projects, such as blood drives on campus, and enhance relationships with the energy field.
Eligibility: Open
Advisors: Brad Anderson, 701-224-5559 and Jeff Oster, 701-224-5560
 

FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ BSC FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) is dedicated to providing a Christian community to student-athletes and coaches and to providing an opportunity for athletes and coaches to grow in their faith. We want to reach athletes and coaches, and through them, the youth of our nation with the challenge and adventure of following Christ, participating in His church and serving Him through our sport.
Eligibility: Program Enrollment
Advisors: Kyle Kuether, 701-224-2583, Madison Kastrow, and Evan Eriksmoen
 

Graphic Design and Communications Club (GDCC)

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Graphic Design and Communication Club aims to create and nurture a love for all aspects of GDCC and to assist anyone in need of help in these fields.
Eligibility: Program Enrollment
Advisors: Jason Lueder, 701-224-2580 and Sean Thorenson, 701-224-5564, and Dylan Kahl, 701-224-5563

HOSA - Future Health Professionals

HOSA–Future Health Professionals is a national student organization for college students preparing for careers in healthcare. Our chapter supports students in fields like dental, nursing, EMT, medical lab, surgical technology, and more. HOSA provides opportunities to strengthen leadership, teamwork, and communication skills while competing in events and serving as chapter or state officers.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Mikey Wegner, 701-224-2664

Investment Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ BSC Investment Club helps students build financial literacy and learn about investing, financial markets, portfolio management, and personal finance. Members explore investment strategies, analyze companies and industries, discuss current market trends, and develop practical skills through hands-on activities and guest speakers. Whether you are new to investing or already interested in the markets, the club provides opportunities to learn, connect, and prepare for careers in finance and business.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Marko Davinic, 701-224-5409

LGBT+ Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ LGBT+ Club provides support, social activities, and education for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex, and allied students, faculty, and staff on the BSC campus, in the Bismarck-Mandan community and beyond.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor:  Erin Price, 701-224-5449

MESA Gaming Club

MESA Gaming is BSC's very own tabletop gaming club. We were made to have fun, the old-fashioned way. We play almost anything involving a table or board: Dungeons and Dragons, Uno, Yahtzee, pinochle, chess, and more. Students, faculty, and alumni of all ages are welcome. Let's have some fun!
Eligibility: Open
Advisors:  Joshua Kern, 701-224-5602 and Kelsey Riggs, 701-224-5451

Mystic Catholics

Mystic Catholics is a community of Catholic students at BSC. We exist to serve the formative needs of BSC students who are open to having a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Angie Milakovic, 701-224-2448 and Emma Honeyman, 701-224-5426

Mystic Media

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Student Productions Mystic Media welcomes student participation on ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Mystician—print and digital publications; MystiCast—video broadcast production; ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ MYX—campus radio; Spectator/Figments—annual literary/art/photography publication. From newspaper/magazine publications to sports broadcasting to podcasts, Mystic Media students get hands-on experience in award-winning productions and portfolio-building creations. Students can earn credit or scholarships and become part of the student employee staff. For more information, .
Eligibility: Open
Advisor: Karen Bauer, 701-224-5522

Philosophy Club

ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ Philosophy Club is a community for students interested in reasoned inquiry, ethical reflection, and the open exchange of ideas. Members collaboratively read and discuss philosophical texts from a range of traditions, engage with civic processes through attendance at public forums and legislative meetings, and participate in community service rooted in applied ethics. All enrolled BSC students are welcome, and no prior philosophy experience is required. 
Eligibility: Open
Advisors: Zak Radd, 701-224-2624 and Alexius Belile

Phi ÃÛ½ÛÖ±²¥ta Kappa (PTK)

PTK is the international honor society for two-year community colleges, but it is more than just an honors society. PTK helps students bring out their best through leadership development, service opportunities, and meaningful experiences. Members gain access to scholarships and supportive connections that foster not only academic success but pave a strong career path. PTK is a community dedicated to helping students prepare for a brighter future.
Eligibility: Invite
Advisor: Michael Tomanek, 701-224-5725

Student Nurses Organization (SNO)

SNO is a fantastic opportunity for nursing students to become involved with their peers, aid in the development of a person, his/her professional role, and their responsibility to care for the health of people in all walks of life. Our goal is to make a positive impact on the community, promote and encourage community participation towards improving health care and social issues. We will meet Monthly and as needed. 
Eligibility: Program Enrollment
Advisor: Lakin Kovar, 701-224-2473 and Kelli Kuether, 701-224-5495