Student Organizations

Get involved!

Dunwoody College of Technology encourages students to participate in the following organizations. Or if you don’t see something you are interested in, start your own! NOTE: click on a faculty contact's name to e-mail him or her.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Student Government Association (SGA)

Faculty contacts: Austin Lutz | Barb Russell
National Organization Website

HONORS SOCIETY

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK)

Faculty contacts: Phil Yeager | Tim Flugum
National Organizaiton Website | Chapter Website

STUDENT CLUBS AND CHAPTERS OF PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)

Faculty contact: Chuck Taft
National Organization Website

Association of General Contractors (AGC)

Faculty contact: Heather Gay
National Organization Website

Association of IT Professionals (AITP)

Faculty contact: Rob Bentz
National Organization Website

Construction Specifications Institute (CSI)

Faculty contacts: Tim Gnitka
National Organization Website

Electronics Club

Faculty contact: Donald Androsky
National Organization Website

Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)

Faculty contacts: Ariane (Rindo) Sandford | Dave Rude | Arlinda Henderson | Tom Mehle
National Organization Website

Historic Green

Faculty contact: Heather Gay
National Organization Website

Hockey Club

Faculty contact: Austin Lutz

Multi-Cultural Student Union (MCSU)

Faculty contact: Dionne Rushin

Nation Association of Home Builders (NAHB)

Faculty contacts: Charlie Radloff
National Organization Website

Professional Association for Design (AIGA)

Faculty contact: G. Timmreck
National Organization Website

SkillsUSA

Faculty contact: Polly Friendshuh
National Organization Website | SkillsUSA Minnesota

Technology Club

Faculty contact: Al Jaedike
Midwest Robotics League Website

United States Green Building Council (USGBC)

Faculty contact: Charlie Radloff
National Organization Website

Veteran's Club

Faculty contacts: Ann Iverson | Mike White

For other ways to get involved, talk to a Student Services Advisor or Provost Jeff Ylinen.