Student Clubs

AIBL’s goal is to stimulate American Indians’ interest in pursuing a business education to assist in the area of tribal economic development.  AIBL’s chapter objectives are designed to encourage student interest through educational, community service and social activities.

The UTTC AISES chapter embodies all aspects of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Students have the opportunity to build relationships with peers while engaging in outreach, volunteerism, cultural activities, and community-centered activities. The UTTC chapter is open to all programs, fostering an inclusive environment.

The chapter was formed to advance the objectives of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society by bridging STEM with traditional native values. The chapter has been acknowledged at the national level numerous times and active students have had the opportunity to travel to the National student conference, which has the largest college and career fair in Indian country.

The Automotive Club seeks to encourage students at UTTC in obtaining a degree or certificate; to raise funds to be used for student activities and educational related functions; develop assertive citizenship with the spirit of service toward improving human relationships; and to support student educational opportunities in the field of Automotive technology.

The UTTC Criminal Justice Club’s purpose is to promote interest in the field of Criminal Justice among students concentrating in this area and increase awareness.  The CJ Club cultivates criminal justice ideas on campus and provides opportunities for members to get involved in the different career fields available upon graduation.  Initiating programs and hosting social events that highlight the criminal justice field through recreational activities are some of the events the CJ Club will host in order to increase student interest and create a relationship with the community.

The purpose of the HSPC is to provide any kind of help in addictions, counseling, and be of assistance to others in the community and on campus activities for a global and diverse society. The philosophy is being of service to others of any racial, ethnic, or background.

The UTTC Thunder Society seeks to enhance and maintain Indigenous culture within the UTTC community. We seek to incorporate cultural values into our educational experience. We encourage all students, staff, faculty, and families to part take in events.

The Wildlife Society (TWS) student club is an immersive experience in wildlife conservation, research, and advocacy! As a member, you’ll connect with a vibrant community of fellow nature enthusiasts, participate in exciting field trips to explore diverse habitats, attend educational workshops led by experts, engage in hands-on conservation projects, and develop valuable skills through networking and professional development opportunities. Whether you’re passionate about protecting endangered species, restoring habitats, or raising awareness about conservation issues, our club provides a welcoming environment where you can make a tangible difference while having fun and forging lifelong friendships. Dive into the world of wildlife with us and discover the endless possibilities for adventure and impact!