Research indicates that student involvement increases student satisfaction with the college experience, increases G.P.A., enhances time management skills and decreases a student's likelihood of dropping out of college.
NMC has a variety of recognized student organizations. These organizations are an excellent way to learn about current issues in your profession and the community, meet new people, improve your personal and professional skills, network with local and national professionals and develop leadership skills.
Outreach to the community promotes life long learning and reflects the College's Core Values of caring, excellence, holism, learning and respect. Information regarding one time volunteer opportunities, ongoing service, and service immersion trips can be found on the Community Service page.
The Ambassadors participate in the recruitment of students and promotion of Nebraska Methodist College while providing opportunities for students to develop leadership and communication skills. We strive to promote a positive image of the NMC mission, vision, and core values while serving the community.
Honor societies have a rich tradition of scholarship and service to the community. They provide leadership, networking and mentoring opportunities through service projects and professional development activities. There are three honor societies at Nebraska Methodist College:
Nebraska Beta Chapter of Lambda Nu
Students who demonstrate academic excellence may participate in honors program activities and be inducted into the, the National Honor Society for radiologic and imaging sciences.
Nebraska Lambda Beta
The National Honor Society for the Profession of Respiratory Care recognizes and honors scholarly achievement, service and character of students, graduates and faculty of the profession.
Tau Tau Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau
The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International, provides leadership and scholarship in practice, education and research to enhance the health of all people. We support the learning and professional development of our members who strive to improve nursing care worldwide.
The Tau Tau chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International is dedicated to helping nursing students and nurse leaders at Nebraska Methodist College achieve scholarly excellence while becoming leaders in their fields. Members are inducted annually and are able to take part in a variety of events that support their goals and provide long-lasting connections to fellow nurses.
Sigma Theta Tau International is a nursing honor society with a mission to advance world health and celebrate nursing excellence in scholarship, leadership and service. Founded in 1922, the society currently has more than 135,000 active members worldwide with chapters in more than 85 countries.
The Tau Tau chapter, which received its charter on April 1, 2006, supports nursing students and nurse leaders with grants for dues assistance and are building an endowment fund in order to fund future scholarships.
The chapter also supports Methodist Research Day each spring and holds a Star Awards ceremony to celebrate nurse leaders who demonstrate excellence in the advancement of nursing practice.
Look for the chapter's Facebook page and check out its webpage on the STTI website.
Pi Theta EpsilonPi Theta Epsilon (PTE) is a specialized honor society for occupational therapy students and alumni. Its mission is to promote research and scholarship among occupational therapy students. PTE recognizes and encourages superior scholarship among students enrolled in accredited educational programs across the United States.
Nebraska Methodist College's Chapter, Epsilon Eta, was established in 2018.
The mission of Pi Theta Epsilon is to support the practice of occupational sciences and the practice of authentic occupational therapy by promoting research, leadership, and scholarly activities by its members. In this way, the organization serves not only the profession, but helps to ensure quality healthcare services for the general public.
Ignite is an interdenominational organization on college campuses throughout the world. The mission of Ignite is to turn lost students into Christ-Centered laborers. Christ-centered means allowing God to shape our lives around His eternal purpose. We believe that a relationship with God through Jesus Christ provides the hope and purpose in life that people are seeking. In the Bible, Jesus says, "I came that they might have life, and might have it abundantly." (John 10:10)
The Occupational Therapy chapter of MAHSA supports and provides professional leadership and humanistic development experiences for its members. We work in concert with other NMC student organizations to provide community service, and promote greater awareness of Allied Health professions within the NMC community. We also work with the community-at-large through collaborative efforts with local, regional, and/or national professional organizations.
The Radiography Chapter of MAHSA will support and provide professional leadership, and humanistic development experiences for its members, work in concert with other NMC student organizations to provide community service, and promote greater awareness of Allied Health professions within the NMC community and the community-at-large through collaborative efforts with local, regional, and/or national professional organizations.
The Respiratory Care chapter of MAHSA will support and provide professional, leadership, and humanistic development experiences for its members' work in concert with other NMC student organizations to provide community service, and promote greater awareness of Allied Health professions within the College community and the community-at-large through collaborative efforts with local, regional, and/or national professional organizations.
The Methodist Student Nurses Association serves student nurses at NMC through leadership opportunities, community involvement, networking, and professional development, in order that they may gain a sense of pride and passion about the nursing profession and share this with the community which they serve.
Student Government serves all students of NMC by developing a sense of community and understanding, coordinating the collaboration of student organizations, and enriching the educational environment through community service and leadership.
The Student Housing Association at Nebraska Methodist College promotes a positive environment for a comprehensive educational experience that encourages the appreciation of individuality and a respect for diversity. Our overall mission is to develop and maintain a sense of community and social justice, to develop leadership skills, and to provide opportunities for serving others through the intentional efforts of a friendly, helpful, and competent staff.
The Student Veterans of America Chapter of Nebraska Methodist College believes in the promotion of personal development and intellectual growth and follows the mission and goals of the College while serving those who have served in the US military or those who are interested in the US military.
Membership is open to any NMC student, and the organization is an approved chapter of Student Veterans of America.
Contact Alyssa Houston, chapter president, with any questions about the group.
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