Student Organizations

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

The Student Government is an organization made up of representatives from all occupational programs at Heart of Georgia Technical College. The students enrolled in the program elect one representative and one alternate from each program area. Student Government meets monthly.   For more information contact the advisor - Janet Smith .

PHI BETA LAMBDA (PBL)

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) is a national organization for business and information technology students. Membership is open to those students enrolled in business and information technology programs. Contact the instructors in the various programs for more information or email the club advisors -  Belinda Gilbert and Beth Duggins .

The National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) is an honor organization for outstanding students enrolled in occupational, vocational, or technical programs.

Email the club advisor for more information - Kim Meeks.

SKILLS USA

Skills USA emphasizes leadership, dignity, workmanship, citizenship, and respect for others. Local Skills USA winners compete in regional, state, and national competitions. Email the club advisor for more information - David Hall.

RESPIRATORY EDUCATIONAL STUDENT PRACTITIONERS (RESP)

RESP exists for the promotion and support of respiratory therapy education. Contact respiratory therapy faculty for additional information or email the club advisors - Natalie Smith or Diana Robbins.

STUDENT PRACTICAL NURSES ASSOCIATION (SPNA)

The Heart of Georgia Technical College Student Practical Nurses Association promotes the practical nursing program at HGTC. Contact any practical nursing advisor for more details or email the club advisor for more information - Sylvia Rozier.

BRIDGE CLUB

The acronym, BRIDGE, stands for Broadening and Redefining Individuality, Diversity, Goodwill, and Excellence and is open to developmental and provisional students who want to enhance their learning through involvement in community and self-improvement projects. Email the club advisors for more information - Norma Akins or Joyce Davis.