Getting involved on campus (even virtually) is a great way to feel connected to WC and to further your own interests! Explore the opportunities below and reach out to the sponsor if you are interested in more information or joining!
Ag Club provides leadership opportunities through campus meetings, hosting contests, field trips and other educational activities. Members serve as Agricultural Ambassadors for the department and represent us at the TJCAA Contests and Convention, Collegiate FFA activities, and the Fort Worth Stock Show.
Vance Christie
Academic Building 216
817-598-6280
vchristie@wc.edu
Anime Club is for students, faculty and staff interested in anime, animated films or shows that originated in Japan. Anime is commonly known for its colorful graphics and vibrant characters.
Michael Lee
WC Doss Student Center
817-598-8872
mlee@wc.edu
C.A.R.E. is open to anyone interested in the growth and development of young children. Currently inactive.
Coalition of Student Human Service Providers partners with Follow Our Lead (FOL) to promote career exploration for students interested in the field of social work and related professions. Students may attend the monthly FOL meetings, as well as the various monthly FOL schedule events. .
Suzie Jary
I.B. Hand Building - 2nd Floor - 209C
817-598-6416
sjary@wc.edu
Choir provides a recreational outlet for those interested in group singing. It is open to all students of the College. Several choir performances are given each year (e.g. Handel’s Messiah).
Rob Laney
Alkek Fine Arts Center
817-598-6237
rlaney@wc.edu
Coyote Core is a spirit group for students, staff, and faculty.
Currently Inactive
The Creative Writing Club is open to all WC students who love writing – whether it be fiction, non-fiction, poetry, prose, scripts, and more. The club provides opportunities to meet with other writers to share and receive feedback on their work through meetings, workshops, speakers, poetry slams, and more. We host the annual Creative Writing Contest with awards for winners in the areas of Creative Non-Fiction, Short Fiction, and Poetry.
Drama Club is for students who are interested in theatre. The Drama Department presents four main stage productions a year.
James Brownlee
Alkek Fine Arts Center
817-598-8922
jbrownlee@wc.edu
Katherine Neale
817-598-8908 (office)
817-729-8381 (cell)
Hispanos Unidos meets to promote awareness, appreciation and understanding of the cultural practices and language of the Hispanic world. We also provide a place for community.
Christi Cook
Faculty Building 101B
817-598-6324
ccook@wc.edu
Laura Cummins
Boyd Building 111
817-598-6418
lcummins@wc.edu
Open to all students.
Grant Mills
WC Doss Student Center
817-598-8956
gmills@wc.edu
ISO promotes international understanding and friendship among both international and American students.
Dr. Deborah Cregger
Student Services, Upper Level
817-598-8909
dcregger@wc.edu
Jazz Band is composed of some of the state's finest jazz musicians. The band is nationally renowned and performs several times each year on campus and throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
Fredrick Sanders /
Alkek Fine Arts Center
817-598-6338
fsanders@wc.edu
MASO brings together all students on the campus with an emphasis on multicultural education and the promotion of a sense of high self-esteem and the individual importance of all students and cultural backgrounds.
Doug Jefferson
WC Doss Student Center
817-598-6247
djefferson@wc.edu
Alonzo Carlton
Students Service Building, Upper Floor
817-598-6247
acarlton@wc.edu
Media Club is open for students interested in journalism, writing, photography, and social media marketing, public relations, blogging, video, and other forms of media to build experience and knowledge of these areas by generating content related to Weatherford College. This content can then be used in their portfolios when they transfer or seek employment.
Currently Inactive
National Society of Leadership and Success at Weatherford College was established in 2021. The purpose of NSLS is helping individuals discover and achieve their dreams. Their mission is “Building leaders who make a better world”. Eligibility requirements are a 2.75 cumulative GPA and at least 12 credit hours earned towards a degree.
Laura McBride, Ph.D.
Advisor, WCWC campus
940-626-3267
lmcbride@wc.edu
Bishnu Twanabasu, Ph.D.
Advisor
ACAD 236
817-598-8903
btwanabasu@wc.edu
Alexander Ibe, MD
Advisor-at-large
ACAD 215
817-598-6426
aibe@wc.edu
The Official Honor Society of Weatherford College. Phi Theta Kappa is focused on providing opportunities for students to grow as leaders and scholars, and helping them to pursue their future academic, career, and life goals. Eligibility requirements are a 3.5 cumulative GPA and at least 12 credit hours earned towards a degree or 6 credit hours earned towards a certificate.
Dr. Alexander Ibe, MD
ACAD 215
817-598-6426
aibe@wc.edu
Sharon Johnson
Boyd Building, Rm. 109
817-598-6450
sjohnson@wc.edu
Suzie Jary
HAND 209A
817-598-6416
sjary@wc.edu
Physical Therapy club is a majors only club to promote the field of Physical Therapy and create a meaningful professional organization for students interested in the field of physical therapy.
Christi Mills
817-598-6336
cmills@wc.edu
Currently Inactive
Radiological Technology Club is a majors only club that promotes opportunities for social and academic interaction with Radiological Technology students, faculty and guest speakers in the field.
Debra Daily
I.B. Hand Building, 211
817-598-8839
ddaily@wc.edu
Respiratory Club is a majors only club for students enrolled in the Respiratory Care program. The club provides opportunities for students to share a mutual interest, ideas, and experiences related to the field of respiratory care.
Tonya Piehl
I.B. Hand Building, 118
817-598-6452
tedwards@wc.edu
The Rotaract Club is open to provide an opportunity for young men and women to enhance the knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development, to address the physical and social needs of their communities, and to promote better relations between all people worldwide through a framework of friendship and service.
Currently inactive
S.A.F.E. is an all-inclusive organization for members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies. This club looks to provide a safe space where those with marginalized sexual and gender identities can belong while also providing opportunities for education, participation in events, and opportunities to express yourself.
Currently Inactive
Science Club is a student club that welcomes students from all departments who are currently enrolled at Weatherford College. This club allows students sharing a common interest in science to get together outside the classroom. Students will also have opportunities to join WC research groups, participate in field trips to parks, museums, star watch parties, and environmental / ecological tours. This club seeks to promote the students’ interests in the sciences. For more information, please contact club advisors.
Dr. Bishnu Twanabasu
Academic Building, 236
817-598-8903
btwanabasu@wc.edu
Anna Scarborough, Ph.D.
817-598-8917
ascarborough@wc.edu
Sonography Club is a majors only club that serves to enhance the education of present and future sonography students, as well as provide moral support and a problem-solving forum for individual members.
Tessa Gray
I.B. Hand Building, 115
817-598-8817
tgray@wc.edu
SGA is the official voice of the student body at Weatherford College. As an organization, SGA is committed to making each student’s opinions and concerns heard in the administration.
Doug Jefferson
WC Doss Student Center
817-598-6247
djefferson@wc.edu
SNA is a majors only club open to any Weatherford College student enrolled in the Associate Degree Nursing program. Members must be in good academic standing, maintain a 2.0 GPA, and adhere to the ADN Code of Conduct. Professional and social activities are voted on during monthly meetings.
Shannon Walls
I.B. Hand Building, 104
817-598-8934
swalls@wc.edu
SOTA is a majors only club established to enhance the growth of student and professional development in the profession of Occupational Therapy at Weatherford College and surrounding communities.
Mike McGough
I.B. Hand Building, 210A
817-598-8989
mmcgough@wc.edu
Julie Erb
Language Arts Building, 120
817-598-6333
jerb@wc.edu
Visual Arts Club is for students interested in Art.
Dana Brewer
817-598-8829
dbrewer@wc.edu
Rebecca James
rjames@wc.edu
Veterans Club is open for all students interested in honoring our Veteran students and their family members. Activities include community service, participation in the Veterans' Day program on campus and the city-wide Veterans' Day Parade.
Tammy Peters
Student Services, Upper Level
817-598-6243
tpeters@wc.edu
The WCC is an organization to assist WC students experiencing food insecurity, homelessness, and other burdens affecting their success as a student. WCC maintains and supports the Coyote Closet, which provides emergency food and supplies. All students and WC employees are welcome to join.
Currently inactive
Doug Jefferson
WC Doss Student Center
817-598-6247
djefferson@wc.edu
Full-time WC students from any subject-area meet and practice to learn ranch horse events and improve their horsemanship skills with the goal to enter collegiate ranch and stock horse shows. Most students need to provide their own horse, but a limited number of borrowed horses are available. Students also help recruit new members and raise funds to cover competition expenses.
Melinda Mayes
mmayes@wc.edu
WCYD is an organization open to any student with a serious interest in politics and the process of selecting our elected leaders. The organization meets on a regular basis to hear speakers and program presentations on civic engagement. While supporting the ideas of local, state, and national Democratic groups, the WCYD exercises an open-door policy to all political philosophies in the pursuit of raising the level of public discussion on important governmental issues.
Jared Stewart
817-598-6327
jstewart@wc.edu
Christi Dayley
817-598-8843
cdayley@wc.edu
WCR a student organization open to any individual enrolled at the College. While supporting the ideas of Texas and national Republican Party organizations, this College group comes together for the purpose of promoting discussion of topics related to government and the political process. It is open to any student with an interest in these topics. Programs, speakers, and forums will be scheduled during the year to foster and encourage political dialogue.
Darrell Castillo
Faculty Building, 108F
817-598-6322
dcastillo@wc.edu