CT State Northwestern is a vibrant, active campus with a wide range of clubs and activities. There is something for everyone here at CT State Northwestern! Whether you’re interested in student government, health and fitness, community service, academic clubs or even if you have an idea for a new campus activity or club, students have the chance to take part in them all if they want!
CT State Northwestern’s Activities Office is home to Northwestern’s student government, the Student Senate. The office is located in Green Woods Hall, Room 110 and creates the Campus Voice newsletter. Any and all submissions for the Campus Voice are welcomed through this office. CT State Northwestern’s Activities Office is also active in supporting a variety of clubs and organizations on campus, as well as helps students form new clubs.
Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all CT State-sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in this program, please contact Andrew Wetmore at awetmore@nwcc.edu or 860-738-6344, 24 hours in advance of the event. Alternatively, please contact John-Paul Chaisson-Cardenas, PhD, MSW, VP of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, at Jp-cardenas@ct.edu.
For more information on CT State Northwestern’s Activities Office, please call the office at 860.738.6344 or 860.738.6343 or email at awetmore@nwcc.edu.
Want to start or club or have questions? Book an Appointment with The Director of Student Activities
Activity Waiver:
In order for students and or club members to participate in any in-person activities, they must fill an activity waiver prior to participating in the event/trip or activity. No Exceptions.
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Campus Voice
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Volunteer Opportunities and Community Service
Integrating academic achievement with community involvement is a priority at CT State Northwestern. Not only does it help CT State Northwestern neighbours in need, it also helps students achieve their personal and career goals. Mainly because if you’re thinking about transferring to a four-year college or university after your time at CT State Northwestern, those schools often look for community service on transfer applications. Many large corporations also look for community service work on job applications. There are many opportunities at CT State Northwestern to get involved and make a difference!