Get involved
These student clubs are all ways to get involved with the Carroll Community. We have clubs for majors, interests, and sports. If you have any questions about a particular club, contact your ASCC. Find out how to begin your own club at Carroll College.
Each official club has a vote in the ASCC House of Representatives. Every club is represented by one person, and they bring feedback and information from their clubs to the student government. Club meetings are scheduled by each club separately. For more information about a specific club, contact their representative by email.
Mission: To help students prepare themselves for entry into the Civil Engineering profession and into society as a whole through group activities, team problem solving, and hands-on experience.
Mission: CCSNA brings students together helping further the growth of nursing in various ways, such as involving students with community projects and working together to gain awareness regarding a variety of healthcare issues. 
Mission: Carroll College Circle K is committed to developing leaders by offering unique service, leadership and fellowship opportunities that not only change the world but change members’ lives. Members are a part of a global network of responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service. 
Mission: Collar Scholars at Carroll College is a puppy raising group with the goal of raising puppies that will become service dogs through CanineCompanions for Independence. Canine Companions is a nationally affiliated and non-profit organization that provides service dogs for people with disabilities free of charge. This club at Carroll consists of puppy raisers, puppy sitters, and general members who all work together to raise puppies that will become service dogs through Canine Companions. There will be meetings and training circles for the dogs, community service events, and fundraising that everyone can participate in. Students of any major are welcome to join!
Mission: Provide a place where Carroll students can compete against schools across the country while promoting a friendly, open environment for socialization and community building.
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Mission: The Mission of CSA is to provide opportunities for students to celebrate life and create meaningful relationships during their time at Carroll. We do this by creating and running fun events throughout the school year. We are looking for members who are excited about planning and running events such as Open Mic Night, Movie on Guad Hill , Paint a Pot Nights, Dances, and much more. We have a great group of students who love Carroll & its community and we invite you to join us! If you have a great campus event idea or simply want to be a part of forming life-long friendships and memories, come to one of our meetings!!
Mission: To bring a love of the sport of lacrosse to Carroll College and the greater Helena area, and to compete with other schools in a fun and sportsmen-like manner.
Mission: We provide a support system for students of multiple cultures transitioning into Carroll College, as well as an alliance with American students to promote fun and build friendships among people of different backgrounds. The National and International Student Organization is a group focused on fellowship and sharing cultural backgrounds, open to people of all demographics, cultures, and values, in order to share the world’s different cultures with the Carroll community.
Mission: Pep band is one of two instrumental opportunities for students at Carroll College and the most visible, playing at most home Football, Volleyball, and Basketball games. This group adds to the overall energy and spirit at each sporting event and is the leader of our school fight song! The Pep Band must update our music library in order to fall within copyright compliance. Some of the older songs that have been played only existed in photocopies, which are illegal for us to play or have in our library. We need to plan for the purchase of more instruments for student use and buy shirts for band members. All of the funds raised will go directly toward the growth and quality of the Pep Band, which is a great activity for Carroll students and enhances our Saints sporting events!
Mission: The Carroll College Pre-Veterinary Club seeks to unite students over a shared love of veterinary medicine by participating in community outreach with local animal organizations, connecting students with veterinary-related opportunities, and preparing students to apply to veterinary school. All students interested in animals and medicine are welcome, regardless of their major or intentions to attend veterinary school.
Mission: Creating an exciting and rewarding environment through the use of cutting edge modern board games. Teaching new board games to anyone wanting to learn
Mission: As a Unified Champion School and Special Olympics Club our goal is to promote social inclusion through events and activities on and off campus. The main focus is athletics, with other opportunities for student leadership and whole school engagement. We offer routine opportunities to volunteer with Special Olympic athletes and an ability to kickstart inclusive events of your own design. Special Olympics Club intends to offer students with and without intellectual disabilities opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship.
Mission: The Carroll College Student Veterans Organization (CCSVO) is a student club that is dedicated to “Improving the lives of the Student Veterans at Carroll College.” We do this by: Facilitating non-traditional approaches to the college experience for our Veterans. Being of service to organizations that positively affect veterans in our local community. And by advocating for the Student Veterans at Carroll College. 
Mission: to empower the well-being of Carroll College's student body with fun experiences and activities that provide a community among each other. We strive to improve the community and mental health. The Well will promote connections among students and support our community not just based on mental health needs but to address barriers to self-care.