Student Community
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
A student organization is defined as a group of five or more MSCM students with a common interest or goal. Students have the opportunity to not only participate in the already existing groups but also to create new ones that will continue to provide opportunities in our dynamic and changing school.
How to start a new organization:
• Determine the focus of your group.
• Find a willing and able MSCM faculty or staff member to act as Advisor.
• Format a specific, but brief, Statement Of Intent that explains the student organization’s focus and goals.
• Complete an Application for Student Organization Recognition, available in the Student Life offices.
Student Organizations
Student Senate
Myoozik: A Student Publication
Campus Crusade for Christ (C3)
Audio Engineering Society (AES)
Student Songwriter’s Association
McNally Smith Blues Club
McNally Smith Basketball Club
Student Senate
The McNally Smith Student Senate is the governing body that works to represent the best interests of the students to continue the development of student life and the overall quality of the college. The organization is made up of an executive board, a representative from each of the college’s programs, and several senators at large. The group organizes student activities, addresses the questions and concerns of students, and creates new programming. The Student Senate works in conjunction with the Office of Student Life to allocate funds to student organizations and student interests. The student body selects senators during an annual Spring Semester election.
Myoozik: A Student Publication
Myoozik is a student launched, student written, student edited, and student run in-house publication. The organization’s goal is to unify and inform the student body of McNally Smith. The organization is open to all students and provides an important communication tool to the college.
Campus Crusade for Christ (C3)
An active campus organization, C3 provides its members with an environment to develop or begin their beliefs. Campus Crusade for Christ is present on over 1,000 campuses worldwide, and continues to grow.
Audio Engineering Society (AES)
The AES is a professional organization, the only one of its kind dedicated exclusively to audio technology. The AES provides its members with networking possibilities, educational tools, and professional updates. The McNally Smith AES student chapter is primarily made up of recording technology students, however, is open to all students that are interested in audio technology. The organization actively participates in annual events and holds regular meetings.
Student Songwriter’s Association
The Student Songwriter’s Association provides students with the opportunity to advance their skills in songwriting. The organization is open to all students. Regular meetings and open mic nights encourage members to explore songwriting with their peers in an open and inviting atmosphere. The organization also hosts regional and national speakers throughout the year.
McNally Smith Blues Club
The McNally Smith Blues Club is a student-launched organization. The group focuses on the study of blues, improvisation techniques, and performance. Regular meetings are held; all students are welcome to attend and perform!
McNally Smith Basketball Club
McNally Smith’s first sports-focused club, the Basketball Club is an active student organization. The group meets weekly at the YMCA, located just blocks away from McNally Smith. A non-competitive pick-up game format encourages all students who are interested to participate.
Appearing Soon: Gay and Straight Alliance, McNally Smith Soccer, Perfect Pitch Club, and many more.