Student organizations and clubs play a vital role in enriching campus life at Atlanta Technical College. To start a recognized student organization, visit the Student Life & Activities Office in Room C2236 to pick up an application and review the official guidelines.
Getting involved in student groups offers valuable opportunities to connect with community and business leaders, build lasting friendships, participate in national and international competitions, explore study abroad options, and develop a broad range of skills applicable to the workplace.
A variety of student organizations are currently active on campus. For the most up-to-date information on club activities and events, please visit the Atlanta Technical College website.
Atc Student Ambassadors Program
The Student Ambassadors Program offers students the opportunity to serve as official representatives of Atlanta Technical College. Ambassadors volunteer their time to welcome and assist incoming students, families, and special guests, both on campus and at community events. Through this role, students enhance their leadership and communication skills, build valuable community connections, and form lasting bonds within the ATC community.
Future Business Leaders of America
Founded in 1958, Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a national organization with active state and local chapters. It is designed for students pursuing careers in business, offering valuable opportunities to develop leadership, communication, and professional skills. FBLA helps students gain a deeper understanding of the business world and our economic system through hands-on activities and real-world experiences. Members can participate in a variety of business-related competitions at the local, state, regional, and national levels, preparing them for success in business and office professions.
International Student Club
The International Club promotes global awareness and celebrates cultural diversity on campus. Open to all Atlanta Technical College students, the club provides a welcoming space for individuals from all backgrounds to share perspectives, exchange cultural insights, and explore the importance of global citizenship. It fosters mutual understanding and encourages meaningful dialogue about international issues and traditions.
National Technical Honor Society (NTHS)
The National Technical Honor Society recognizes and honors student achievement in technical education. Open to all students enrolled in degree and diploma programs, eligibility requires the completion of at least 25 credit hours at Atlanta Technical College and a minimum 3.0 GPA. NTHS is a service-oriented organization focused on supporting fellow students through activities such as tutoring, mentoring, and community outreach. Members demonstrate leadership, academic excellence, and a commitment to service.
SkillsUSA Postsecondary
SkillsUSA is a national organization that partners students, educators, and industry leaders to ensure America develops a skilled and competitive workforce. Open to postsecondary students, SkillsUSA provides opportunities for leadership development, technical skill-building, and career readiness. With over 350,000 members annually, the organization supports students through competitions, training, and professional development. Since its founding in 1965, SkillsUSA has empowered over 11.6 million members to become world-class workers, leaders, and responsible citizens.
Student Government Association (SGA)
The Student Government Association (SGA) at Atlanta Technical College serves as the official voice of the student body, promoting student interests and enhancing the overall campus experience. SGA provides a structured platform for students to engage in leadership development, civic responsibility, and collaborative decision-making.
SGA representatives are responsible for gathering student input, addressing concerns, and working with college administration to advocate for positive changes. Members play an active role in planning campus events, organizing service projects, and recommending activities that enrich student life beyond the classroom.
Participation in SGA fosters critical skills such as public speaking, teamwork, problem-solving, and policy development. It also creates valuable opportunities for networking, personal growth, and professional readiness. By contributing to a culture of dialogue and inclusion, SGA helps ensure a dynamic, student-centered environment at Atlanta Technical College.
Veterans Club
The Veterans Club at Atlanta Technical College is a student leadership organization for individuals currently serving or retired from the United States Armed Forces. The club provides a supportive community where veterans can socialize, discuss shared experiences, and address common challenges while navigating their college journey. It also offers opportunities to engage in public awareness activities and connect with on-campus and community resources. The primary goal of the club is to assist veteran students in adjusting to college life and ensuring they have access to the support they need for academic and personal success.
Women In Technology (WIT)
The Women in Technology (WIT) local chapter at Atlanta Technical College offers both women and men students the opportunity to explore and pursue careers in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM). WIT fosters strong partnerships between students, colleges, and industry leaders, providing valuable educational programs, internships, and scholarship opportunities. By connecting students with professionals in the STEAM fields, WIT helps to create pathways for career development and empowers students to succeed in these rapidly growing industries.
Student Clubs and Organization Questions/Concerns
For more information, please contact the Director of Student Activities at 404-225-4402.