DMACC Carroll Activities

DMACC Carroll Campus Clubs & Organizations

Students can get involved at DMACC Carroll Campus through the clubs and organizations available below. Each offers students unique opportunities for connection, creativity, and personal growth. 

Advisor:
Joe Hanson, 515-248-7228

Build a portfolio of achievements to complement your academic experience with Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Demonstrate your ability to apply your learning in real-world scenarios. Serve in a leadership position for the largest collegiate business student organization in the world. Participate in professional competitive events against college students from across the state and nation. Develop leadership, communication, and networking skills while you interact with other likeminded professionals at the local, state, and national level. Don’t let this incredible opportunity pass you by—join FBLA today!

FBLA Website

Director of Advanced Student Academics at DMACC:
Dr. Nancy Woods, 515-433-5061

DMACC Honors Mission Statement is to provide quality, student-centered education and opportunities for leadership, service, and research that challenge and stimulate students with high academic standards.
DMACC Honors Program

Advisors:
Dr. Nancy Woods, 515-433-5061
Kristina Witver-Soyer, 712-792-8335

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is an international scholastic society whose mission is to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. DMACC Phi Theta Kappa members also enjoy the benefits of eligibility to numerous scholarships, attendance to conferences, recognition at graduation, and more!

DMACC PTK

Advisor:
Maggie Steinkamp, 712-792-8332

Student Activities Council (SAC) is about preparing leaders—in the community, in the workplace, in life. SAC members plan a variety of activities and offer a wide range of services to enhance campus life, as well as teaching you the organizational skills to juggle classes, family, and work. SAC members are an elected body--the campus Student Leaders.

Members must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0, be in good standing with the college, and be committed to taking an active role in planning and executing campus events. Council members discuss student issues and can be your voice to the college administration. Members get out of SAC exactly what they put into it; the more active they are, the more leadership skills to gain.

For more information on joining SAC, please stop by the front office and talk to Maggie. Anyone with suggestions for campus events/activities should contact a student activities council member with their suggestion or email msteinkamp1@dmacc.edu. Check the TV’s for dates/times of meetings and events.

All students are welcome to attend SAC meetings!

A Student Activities Council member at Carroll Campus. Student Activities Council members at Carroll Campus at a fall activity. Student Activities Council members at Carroll Campus at a Christmas event.