Clubs & Organizations
Student Clubs & Organizations provide an opportunity for students to get involved on campus, develop connections with fellow students, and gain leadership experience, while enriching the college experience for all students.
About Clubs & Organizations
Student Clubs & Organizations are open to all students except where otherwise noted. If you would like to get involved, contact the Club Advisor for more information.
Don’t see a club that interests you? New clubs can be approved by Student Senate. Complete the form below and turn it in to Student Senate to get the ball rolling. All you need is five student members, an employee of the college to be your advisor, and a great idea.
Start a New Club
Hibbing Clubs
CRU is an interdenominational, student-led, Christian organization open to any student enrolled at Hibbing who has an active interest in learning about God and His plan for their life. CRU provides group setting opportunities to study and discuss the Bible in real and relevant ways with an open respect towards all thoughts and opinions shared. CRU provides students with an opportunity for fellowship, prayer, encouragement, and spiritual development.
If you’d like to join this club, please contact the Club Advisor, Aaron Reini, at aaron.reini@minnesotanorth.edu.
The Drama Club aims to raise a thriving theater community and to further theater’s influence on the Iron Range. We want to give students a fun and safe space to be themselves, learn about theater, perform, and more! For more information, please check our website at https://mnorthdramaclub.carrd.co/ or contact the Club Advisor, Lisa Bestul, at lisa.bestul@minnesotanorth.edu.
Be a part of a fantastic group of women who will help you, encourage you, and teach you to succeed! Visit the EMPOWER program page to learn more about EMPOWER at Hibbing.
If you’d like to join this club, please contact the Club Advisor, Angela Heikkila, at angela.heikkila@minnesotanorth.edu.
Hibbing Gaming Club would like to invite all students that are interested in gaming.
Interested students can stop by room C-229 or contact the Club Advisor, DJ Erickson, at dj.erickson@minnesotanorth.edu for more information.
The Hibbing Gender-Sexuality Alliance (Hibbing GSA) aims to create a safe & welcoming community for those who may be LGBTQ+, questioning, and/or supporting. For more information, please check out our website at https://mnorthhibbinggsa.carrd.co/ or contact the Club Advisor, Lisa Bestul, at lisa.bestul@minnesotanorth.edu.
The goals of the club are having fun, while promote community awareness and participating in educational field trips. We provide the community with a Safe Walk for kids during Halloween and raise funds to support the over 400 kids that attend the event.
The club holds monthly meetings/gatherings that are either informational, participating in game night or movie and a pizza.
The Law Enforcement Club is restricted to students who are registered in the Law Enforcement Program.
To join the club, the cost is $10 and you receive a LE Club patch. Contact the Club Advisor, Mr. Kovacic, at 218-262-7271 for more information.
Open to all students, the Hibbing campus Multicultural Club is made up of students interested in promoting cultural diversity and creating a welcoming environment for students of diverse cultures. The club gives students opportunities to build friendships and collaborate on activities that build a campus climate of awareness and respect.
Interested students can contact the Multicultural Club Advisor (& Hibbing Campus Diversity Officer) Evelyn Rolloff at evelyn.rolloff@minnesotanorth.edu.
The purpose of this group is to build a peer community for student parents connect on issues related to balancing schoolwork and personal aspirations with family responsibilities. The group will also manage the Parent Lab, the new family friendly student area, where the group can host play groups, organize baby/kids clothes exchanges, book exchanges, toy and furniture exchanges, etc.
- Interested students can reach out to the Club Advisor, Lisa Bestul at lisa.bestul@minnesotanorth.edu.
- The Parent Lab will be located in room F26.
- A Mother’s Room is currently located in room C151.
Mission Statement: The National Honors Society for community college students, Phi Theta Kappa, recognizes students who maintain a high academic standing and who have demonstrated leadership and service learning in the college and community. Eligibility requirements are a 3.25 or higher cumulative G.P.A. and completion of at least 12 semester hours. PTK students are recognized at graduation and this distinction is noted on college transcripts.
Contact: Mary Iozzo, mary.iozzo@minnesotanorth.edu.
The Student Nurses Association welcomes all pre-nursing and nursing students as members. The group fosters professional development for future nurses. Opportunities for leadership roles and educational events are provided. The club also contributes to various non-profit organizations in the community through fund-raising and volunteer efforts. Group members hold social events for students to help relax and re-energize throughout the semester.
The Student Nurses Association welcomes students who are interested in nursing, pre-nursing students and/or in the Practical Nursing or Associate of Science in Nursing Program.
The leadership of the SNA on each campus changes each year. If you would like more information about this club or would like to get in touch with the campus SNA president, please contact the Site Coordinator.
Hibbing – Bryleigh Starich, Mesabi – Jeff Torrel, Itasca – Sue Aldrich, Rainy River – Donita Ettestad
The Student Senate is responsible for coordinating social life at the college, and presenting student concerns to the administration. Along with other student committees, the Senate provides opportunities for student involvement on campus.
Interested students can stop by the Student Senate Office to talk with Student Senate members or reach out to the Student Senate Advisor, Jesse Dahl for more information at jesse.dahl@minnesotanorth.edu.
Student Senate’s office is located in room C-107, inside the Hibbing Student Center, room C-106.
For more information on Student Senate, contact the office at 218-403-9205 or ssenate@minnesotanorth.edu.
The Veterans Club exists to continue their mission of community service and to create a positive environment for veterans, current military, and their families. Visit the Veterans Services webpage to learn more about Veterans Services at Hibbing.
Interested students can reach out to the Club Advisor, Barry Martinson, at barry.martinson@minnesotanorth.edu.
The Veterans’ Resource Center is located in room C-105.
Event Planning Checklist – Student Clubs and Organizations can use this Checklist when planning an event to make sure that they have completed all necessary steps and filled out all required forms when running an event.