RACC Clubs and Organizations
RACC clubs and organizations are designed to enhance your experience as a student. They are a great avenue to making friends, learning new skills and even look good on a résumé. New groups are always welcome.
Club Resources
All club resources are now located in the "Student Activities and Events" group in myRACC under the "Resources" tab.
Join a Club
To join a club, complete this online form or scan the QR code.
Contact: Student Life
610-372-4721 ext 5206
Aevidum - The purpose of this organization shall be to empower youth to shatter the silence surrounding depression, suicide, and other issues facing teens and college students within the framework of this Constitution and by-laws and the rules, regulations, and policies of the College and the Board of Trustees.
Advisor: Lizette Flowers
610-372-4721 ext. 5005
Art & Design Club - To create a space for conversations around what is possible around art and design for ourselves, RACC and the community as a whole. This will happen through, events, trips, talks, and a repeatable safe, casual environment to talk, work and share ideas with each other.
Advisors: Anthony Vega
Black Student Union - The purpose of this organization shall be to provide a welcoming and comforting space for students of color and to support our community the best way possible.
Advisor: Chavonna Cooper
610-372-4721 ext. 5262
Community Service Club - By engaging the RACC community through donation collection, the Community Service Club draws attention to issues in our larger local community in order to educate the public. This is put into motion through fundraising events to collect resources coupled with the power of conversations focusing on the issues in our community. These eye opening acts build an empathetic and engaged community for RACC students and available resources for those in need.
Advisor: Margie Kerbel
Diversity Club - This club is open to all credit students attending Reading Area Community College who want to promote acceptance and sharing of diverse cultures, races, abilities, lifestyles, and viewpoints. The club especially welcomes international, English language learners, and LGBTQ+ students who are adjusting to college life. Monthly meetings include a time for sharing ideas and talents. The club organizes the popular Annual International Festival in the spring and joins together in community service activities.
Advisor: Tana Tunnell
610-372-4721 ext. 5062
Drama Club - The purpose of this club is to be to creatively collaborate to help restore reading through the thought-provoking, educational, and empowering nature of theater within the framework of this Constitution and bylaws and the rules, regulations, and policies of the College and the Board of Trustees.
Advisor: Ellen Walter
Environmental Club - The purpose of this organization is to disseminate information on pertinent environmental issues, engage in sustainable practices, and promote a cleaner, "greener" way of living on campus and in the community. Operation Green culminates its year-long initiatives with an Earth Day event each year.
Contact: Nicholas Fulwood
e-Sports - The eSports team at RACC provides a fun, social environment for the many video game players of all skill levels and interests at Reading Area Community College through organized meetings and events; and promote the growth of the eSports community and camaraderie between all gamers. Join our discord or visit the Gaming Room in Gust Zogas Student Union Building, Room Z-102.
Contact: Sonia Rieger
610-607-4081
FitClub - Our club’s mission is to inspire and support a healthy and active lifestyle among our student community. We are committed to providing a welcoming, inclusive, and motivating environment that fosters physical well-being, mental resilience, and personal growth.
Advisor: Corey Schoonover
610-372-4721 ext. 5068
Front Street Journal - The Front Street Journal is the student newspaper of Reading Area Community College. Its mission is to provide a forum for the free exchange of ideas and information among all members of the college community. In addition to editorial staff opportunities, FSJ is always looking for reporters, photographers, as well as a marketing/business manager.
Advisor: Jodi Greene
The Future Educators Club (FEA) - The Future Educators Club promotes educators' professional development, effectively advocates for the importance of K-12 education, creates meaningful activities to support the education of K-12 students, and shares awareness of FEA activities with the greater RACC campus. Anyone interested in being a K-12 educator is welcome to join.
Contact: Nancy Jackson, M. Ed.
610-372-4721 ext. 5263
Latin American Student Organization (LASO) - The mission of this organization is still the same. We want to encourage and connect with other Latin American Students on campus and have a safe space where they can speak up and grow as young professionals!
Contact: Elianny Rodriguez
610-372-4721 ext 5147
Legacy - Legacy is an award-winning journal produced by students of Reading Area Community College. Legacy’s goal is to serve as our school’s creative outlet and provide a showcase for the excellence achieved by our students. Through prose, poetry, artwork, and photography, Legacy reflects the diversity and richness within RACC’s campus. As it is entirely student-run, Legacy also provides an excellent opportunity for students who choose to serve on its team to gain hands-on publishing experience.
Contact: Dr. Bahar Diken
610-372-4721 ext. 5035
Muslim Student Association - The purpose of this organization shall be to bring comfort and knowledge to not just the Muslims on campus, but to people of all faith within the framework of this Constitution and bylaws and the rules, regulations, and policies of the College and the Board of Trustees.
Contact: Carmela Capellupo-Beaver
610-334-5121
National Society for Leadership & Success (NSLS) - Building leaders who make a better world.
Contact: Jamica Andrews
Director of Student Activities
610-236-3943
Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society (Alpha Sigma Rho Chapter) - Phi Theta Kappa, the honor society for two-year colleges, is foremost a recognition of academic achievement. The local chapter also provides members with many opportunities for scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship as an active club on campus. Membership can be beneficial in terms of a variety of scholarships, at the two-year school as well as future four-year colleges. Currently enrolled students are invited to join when they have completed at least twelve hours of associate degree coursework at RACC with a grade-point average of 3.60 or higher.
Contact: Danelle Bower
610-372-4721 ext. 5451 or
Dr. Donna Singleton
610-372-4721 ext. 5096
Student Government Association - The Student Government Association (SGA) of Reading Area Community College consists of a diverse group of students who are the voice of the student body. SGA works hard to ensure that your concerns and interests about campus life are met. Advocacy and campus life improvement are the main focus of SGA. They also sponsor the many of events on campus. All students with a minimum GPA of 2.0 are eligible to petition to become a senator of SGA after attending three consecutive meetings; completing a petition signed by twenty (20) currently enrolled RACC students; & obtaining a letter of recommendation from staff or faculty at RACC. All students, staff, and faculty are welcome to attend an SGA meeting and voice their concerns or suggestions. Only members of SGA will be able to vote on the issues raised.
Contact: Amber Reyes
Director of Student Activities
(610) 372-4721 ext. 5206
The Student Nurses Association - The Student Nurses’ Association @ RACC (SNA@RACC) is a local student nurse association chapter. Membership is comprised of freshman and sophomore student nurses who are enrolled in the clinical courses of the Associate Degree nursing program at RACC.
Advisor: Tracie Rowles-Weyandt MSN, RN
610-372-4721 ext. 5419
The RACC Christian Network - Regardless of where you are in your faith, the RACC Christian Network brings students together to share and encourage one another. Open to all current RACC students, our goal is to benefit the campus and community through service and outreach. We strive to provide a forum for Christians, to enhance Biblical knowledge through Bible study and prayer meetings; to share the Christian faith with those willing to listen and to create greater opportunities for student interaction outside the classroom.
Advisor: Susan Carlson