Our Offices of Student Life want you to get involved on campus. Join one of the dozens
of student clubs (or start your own), get involved in Student Senate and leadership
programs, read or write for a student-run campus newspaper or literary journal, explore
service-learning and civic engagement opportunities, or attend one of the dozens of
Student Life-sponsored events.
Sign up for Student Life text message alerts by texting "Rockville", "Germantown", or "TPSS" to 766-26.
Student Life Offices
Student Affairs and Science (SA) Building, Room 113
stlifeg@montgomerycollege.edu
240-567-7840
Campus Center (CC), Lower Level, Room 005
stlifer@montgomerycollege.edu
240-567-5092
Student Services (ST) Center,
Room 217
stlifetpss@montgomerycollege.edu
240-567-1482
Get outside your comfort zone and try something new. Check our calendars for upcoming events on all three campuses.
MC’s Service-Learning Program engages students, faculty, and community organizations in meaningful, collaborative, and mutually beneficial projects. Get involved today.
Our signature programs give students a deeper understanding of how to be a successful leader on an individual, group or community level. Find a leadership program on your campus.
Clubs are student groups that are designed to meet a specific interest of students. Clubs work with the Office of Student Life to develop leadership skills and accomplish program goals. All clubs also have faculty or staff advisors. Find or start a club on your campus:
Student-Run Newspapers and Literary Journals
Each issue of The Globe Newspaper new windowholds the latest news and events of interest to MC students plus coupons, surveys, and a place to send your questions about just about everything.
The Gryphon Literary Magazine is a student-composed magazine containing poetry and short stories. To get involved, contact Germantown Student Life.
Run by MC students, The Advocate is a public forum for news, information, and expression of MC students, faculty, and staff. The site also serves as an opportunity for training in journalism, leadership and professional development for the student staff members.
At The Excaliburnew window, we work to shine a light on the stories, art, contributions, and issues of our area. We seek to not only report the events of our campus, but to expand our focus to the areas of Takoma Park, Silver Spring, DC, and national news as well.
Special Events
New Student Orientation (NSO)
NSO offers an “insider’s” introduction to Montgomery College and provides essential
information to help students navigate and get connected to Montgomery College. Students
meet fellow students, faculty, staff, and administrators and discover the many campus
resources available. When new students make these connections early on, they are more
likely to experience a successful transition and enjoy their college experience.
Welcome Week (First week of each semester)
This event welcomes new and returning students to the campus. Students can meet new
friends and catch up with the old ones while enjoying fun, music, food, and giveaways.
Club Rush (Early each semester)
This event provides students an opportunity to learn more about the numerous ways
they can get involved on campus. Various student clubs and organizations have tables
to share information about their particular group, recruit new members and identify
potential faculty/staff advisors.
Constitution Day (September 17th)
Join the Montgomery College community on this American Federal observance of the adoption
of the United States Constitution and those who have become U.S. citizens.
International Education Week (November)
International Student Week provides the campus community with the opportunity to showcase
the diversity of our students via programs provided by the Office of Student Life,
student clubs & organizations as well as others. The events join students, faculty,
staff and community members so that they may celebrate and enjoy the diversity of
our campus.
Advocacy Day (February)
Advocacy Day is an annual event where students from Maryland’s sixteen community colleges
visit the state capitol to meet with legislators and advocate for the interests of
community colleges.
Earth Week (April)
Student clubs, community volunteer and advocacy organizations, and academic departments
come together to celebrate the Earth and its people, learn ways to care for our environment,
and volunteer.
Annual End-of-the-Year Awards Ceremony (May)
This event recognizes the hard work and dedication of students who are involved in
campus clubs and organizations. Students and advisors are recognized for club of the
year, club program of the year, advisor of the year, club member of the year and other
awards.
Volunteer Fairs (Once a semester)
Learn about volunteer opportunities with local community organizations.
Days of Service (throughout the year)
Meet other students on these days of volunteering throughout the county. Special opportunities
for first-year students and clubs are scheduled throughout the year.