Attending Morton College is more than just attending classes. Getting involved in campus activities is just as equally important to your college experience. Morton College offers the opportunity to participate in activities such as campus publications, drama, social services and club activities.

Morton College's Student Activities Office, located in Room 240C, helps student clubs and organizations plan activities and events throughout the year. Student activity fees paid by students enrolled in credit courses fund the activities.

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Anime Gamers Union (AGU)
Is open to students interested in Anime (Japanese animation) as well as electronic gaming, board games, and Role Playing Games (RPG’s). They also sponsor gaming tournaments and film festivals, and attend the “Anime Central” Convention in May each year.

Art Club
An organization for Morton College students interested in any kind of art form. Students are also able to show off their artistic talents through art shows and exhibitions.

Automotive Club
The Automotive Club provides educational and social activities for students interested in automobiles.

Campus Activities Board (CAB)
The Campus Activities Board is a student programming board that creates and produces many campus activities and events. The group provides a wide variety of entertainment, cultural, educational, and recreational activities for the Morton College community. They also attend leadership conferences through out the United States.

College Bowl
College Bowl, the “Varsity Sport of the Mind,” is a chance to compete against other community colleges in this fast-paced question-and-answer game.

Collegian Newspaper
One of the state’s oldest community-college newspapers has a solid reputation for in-depth reporting of Morton College news and events.

Expressions Literary & Arts Magazine
Morton College’s literary and arts magazine, which is released yearly, is a collection of student poems, essays, short stories, photographs and art works.

Film Club
The film club is a student organization for students that enjoy watching, making and talking about films and film history.

Hispanic-American Leadership Organization (H.A.L.O)
H.A.L.O. is an organization dedicated to promoting and educating the community about Hispanic cultures and traditions. The organization is open to all students, regardless of their nationality.

Horticulture Club
This group promotes education and social activities for students interested in the field of horticulture and/or who enjoy learning about plant life.

Nursing Students Association
This group promotes educational and social activities for nursing students.

Open Options
Provides social and educational events and programs specifically about the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Intersexed community. While focusing on GLBTI people we accept anyone interested in learning more about diversity among all people and giving support to other members.

Phi Theta Kappa
Theta Omicron is the Morton College chapter of this international honor society. WWW.PTK.org is the international web site.

Physical Therapist Assistants Club (PTA Club)
The PTA Club stresses social and educational activities for students in the Physical Therapist Assistant program.

Science Club
The Science Club provides members with information on career opportunities in the sciences and a forum for discussing scientific issues.

Soccer Club
Is for all students, both men and women, who are interested in soccer, and the participation and hosting of soccer tournaments.

Student Association
The Student Association is made up of officers elected from the student body and representatives of all recognized organizations on campus. The Association represents student interests to the College and community.