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Clubs and Organizations on Campus 

For more information about any of the various clubs and organizations on campus, please contact either the Club President or Club Advisor.

4-H
Purpose: 4-H is a national organization that offers continued involvement on the collegiate level.
President: Chris Earls
Advisor:
Mr. Alan Murphy

AgBusiness Club
Purpose:
Meetings: Every other Tuesday @ 6pm.
President: Grafton Rabun
Advisors:
Mr. Dustin Bass, Ms. Becca Turner, Mr. Nicholas Urquhart, and Ms. Becca Hamilton

Ambassadors
Purpose: The ABAC Ambassadors are a select group of students chosen for their enthusiasm, leadership ability, and communication skills who represent ABAC in Tifton and across the state of Georgia.  The Ambassadors' program involves a maximum of 14 students per year.
Meetings: Mondays @ 4pm in Evans Hall
President: Bernard Green
Advisors:
Ms. Pam Leonard, Mr. Mike Chason, Ms. Ashley Williamson, and Ms. Donna Webb

Agricultural Equipment Technology (AET)
Purpose: The Agricultural Equipment Technology, or AET, Club is dedicated to preparing students in the fields of agriculture and industrial equipment.
Meetings: Every other Wednesday @ 7pm in Chambliss 112
President: Michael Lawhorn
Advisors:
Mr. Todd Hicks, Mr. John Franklin, and Mr. Ray Lundy

Baldwin Players
Purpose:
President:
Advisor:
Dr. John Galyean

Baptist Collegiate Ministries (BCM)
Purpose: The Baptist Collegiate Ministries, or BCM, offers recreation, fellowship, and avenues for spiritual growth.
Meetings: Mondays @ 6pm
President: Caleb Skipper
Advisor:
Ms. Penny Chestnut and Mr. Geoff Clement

Bass Fishing Club
Purpose:
President: Matthew O'Dillon
Advisor:
Mr. Brad Barbee

Campus Activities Board (CAB)
Purpose: The Campus Activities Board, or CAB, is a student-run organization that serves as the primary organizer and coordinator of entertainment and events for the student body.
President: Mary Beth Darnell
Advisor:
Mr. Kris Liebegott

Campuswide Bible Study
Purpose: To encourage students in their spiritual growth.
Meetings: Thursdays @ 6:30pm
Presidents: Cody Casey and Brittany Trotter
Advisor:
Ms. Penny Chestnut and Mr. Geoff Clement

Cattlemen's Association
Purpose: The Cattlemen's Association is an organization that unites cattle producers to advance the economic, political, and social interests of Georgia's cattle industry.  This organization is open to any student interested in the beef industry.
President: Justin Gilliard
Advisor:
Dr. Mary Ellen Hicks and Mr. Doug Hicks

Christian Student Fellowship
Purpose: To empower students to strengthen their spiritual growth among the ABAC campus community and Tift County.
President: Tremaine Dupree
Advisors:
Ms. Holly Lawrence and Mr. James Letroy Lewis

Circle K  (inactive)
Purpose:
President:
Advisor:
Ms. Janet Weaver

College Democrats
Purpose: The ABAC Chapter of the College Democrats of America is one of the many official student outreach arms of the Democratic Party.  It aims to train and encourage new generations of Democratic activists and shape the party of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson with voices from America's youth.
Meetings: Thursdays @ 3:30pm in Bowen 215
President
: Cody Morris
Advisors:
Mr. Hans Schmeisser

College Republicans
Purpose: The ABAC Chapter of the College Republicans National Committee is one of the many official student outreach atms of the Grand Old Party (GOP).  It aims to train and engage new generations of Republican activists and shape the party of Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan with voices from America's youth.
President:
Advisors:
Mr. Robert Carpenter and Mr. Chris Kinsey

Cultura Latina
Purpose:
The purpose of Cultura Latina Club is to unify the ABAC community through social, political, and academic awareness, as well as to embrace individuals from different backgrounds and ethnicities.  Our goals include establishing relationships inside and outside the ABAC community through collaboration and community service, promoting the Hispanic culture, and providing a support system for all individuals.
Meetings: Tuesdays @ 6pm in Town Hall
President: Omar Zapote
Adviso:
Miss. Grabiela Ramirez and Mr. Cruz Olalde

Ducks Unlimited
Purpose:
Meetings:
President:
Advisor:
Mr. Andrew Wright

Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS)
Purpose: The Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) organization offers majors within this field of study an opportunity to explore career opportunities.
Meetings: Tuesdays @ 4pm.
President: Melissa Carter
Advisor:
Dr. Darby Sewell

Forestry and Wildlife
Purpose:
The ABAC Forestry & Wildlife Club is comprised of students who support the philosophy of conservation through wise use of natural resources.  It promotes the ideology of multiple-use of resources, and provides opportunities for its members to share experiences and develop skills related to the management of those resources.  It strives to engender a spirit of good citizenship and a sense of responsibility to the community. Through its involvement with private, state, and federal conservations agencies and organizations the “Club” seeks to enhance professional development in its members, regardless of the career path they choose.
Meetings: 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month @ 6pm in Yow 103

President: Blaine Tyler
Advisors:
Dr. Doug Waid and Dr. William Moore

Georgia Association of Nursing Students (GANS)
Purpose:
President:
Advisors:
Ms. Jeannie Paulk and Ms. Rhonda Lewis

Golf Course Superintendents Association (Turf Club)
Purpose: The ABAC Golf Course Superintendents Association, or the Turf Club, is open to students who are interested in golf course management.
President:
Advisor:
Dr. James McCrimmon, Mr. John Layton, and Mr. Alec Kowalewski

Honors Club
Purpose: The Honors Club provides exposure to ideas, sponsors group activities, enhances opportunities to form friendships, facilitates a forum for group discussion of ideas and opinions, and presents opportunities to serve both campus and community.  This club is open only to members of the Honors Program.
Meetings: Last Thursday of each month @ 5pm.
President: Holly Lovell
Advisor:
Dr. Brian Ray

Horticulture Club
Purpose: The Horticulture Club allows students to apply what is learned in the horticulture classroom to everyday practices through club activities.
President:
Advisor:
Dr. James McCrimmon, Mr. John Layton, and Mr. Alec Kowalewski

International Club (inactive)
Purpose:
President:
Advisor:
Mr. Mouyyed Hassouna

MENC
Purpose:
President:
Advisors:
Dr. Susan Roe and Mr. Don Coates

Minority Academic Social Development Association (MASDA)
Purpose: The Minority Academic Social Development Association, or commonly known as MASDA, celebrates the history, contributions, and achievements of minorities.
President:
Advisor:
Mr. Carlos Howard

National FFA
Purpose: The ABAC chapter of the National FFA organization offers collegiate students a continued involvement in Agricultural Education.
Meetings: Every other Wednesday @ 4:30pm
President:
Advisors:
Ms. Lorie Felton

Pegasus
Purpose:
Editor: Robin Case
Advisor:
Mr. Jeff Newberry

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)
Purpose: Phi Theta Kappa, or PTK, is a nationally accredited honors society in which students are invited for membership under certain academic criteria.
President: Michael Williamson
Advisor:
Ms. Gwynda Shields, Dr. Brian Ray, and Ms. Kim Ascani

Physical Education Club
Purpose:
President:
Advisor:
Mr. Jimmy Ballenger

Pre-Veterinarian/Animal Science Club (inactive)
Purpose: The Pre-Veterinarian, or Pre-Vet, Club promotes interests in veterinary science as it applies to future veterinary and animal science students.
President:
Advisor:

Political Science
Purpose: The ABAC Political Science Club encourages students to become politically involved and to act as catalysts for civics.  The non-partisan organization strives to make the ABAC community more aware of the political atmosphere around them.  This club also provides an opportunity for students to discuss and understand current events with other students.
Meetings: Thursdays @ 4pm in Bowen 215
President
: Felicia Banks
Advisor:
Dr. Joseph Njoroge and Mr. Hans Schmeisser

RacCooners Club
Purpose: The RacCooners Club encourages and teaches students safe hunting procedures and group hunting tips.
President:
Advisor:
Mr. Jimmy Felton

Residents Housing Association (RHA)
Purpose: The Residents Housing Association, or commonly known as RHA, gives on-campus students the necessary and proper voice in the residence halls.
President: Nikki Thompson
Advisor: Mr. Kris Liebegott

Rural Studies Club
Purpose:
Meetings: Tuesdays @ 6:30pm
President
: Sara Ervin
Advisors:
Dr. Jordan Cofer and Ms. Rebecca Cofer

Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB)
Purpose: We, the members of the ABAC Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB )Chapter in order to provide positive solutions to specific needs of Black males enrolled in college and to provide intentionally structured opportunities for Black males to take full advantage of their academic years and to better understand and practice their full responsibilities, rights, and privileges as future leaders and citizens of the United States, to provide educational, cultural, social, spiritual and intellectual programs that are grounded in theory that is culturally appropriate for Black males and will help to minimize the negative and accentuate the positive---presenting the brighter side to Black male students, do hereby establish these articles of organization and bylaws.  
Meetings: Tuesdays @ 5pm
President: Reginald Jackson
Advisor: Dr. Don Parks and Mr. Terence Turner

Stallion
Purpose:
Editor: Jacob McWhorter
Advisor: Dr. Jordan Cofer

Student Support Leadership Club (SSLC)
Purpose:
President:
Advisor:
Ms. Melissa Willis

Student Government Association (SGA)
Purpose: The Student Government Association is the voice of the students at ABAC and provides many opportunities for leadership. Through its three branches -executive, legislative, and judicial -the SGA fulfills its purpose to act as an agent in the presentation of matters of student welfare, to advise in all matters affecting the affairs of the student body and its organizations, and to promote and further the interests of the student body.
Meetings: Wednesdays @ 6pm in Bowen 100
President: Jazmin Thomas
Advisor:
Ms. Amanda Urquhart and Mr. Kris Liebegott

Student Professional Association of Georgia Educators (SPAGE)
Purpose: Student Professional Association of Georgia Educators, or commonly known as SPAGE, provides education majors information about their specific career paths.
Meetings: Mondays @ 3:45pm
President
: Carrie Collier
Advisor:
Dr. Shelley Fandel and Ms. Amy Warren

WPLH Radio
Purpose: WPLH is ABAC's very own student radio station.  We may be only 30 watts, but we rock out!  WPLH - The voice of ABAC.
Station Managers: Spencer Wilson and Benjamin Starkey
Advisor:
Mr. Keith Perry

 

Last Updated 9/9/2010.