The following clubs have been established to support and encourage underrepresented populations to be an active participant in the college and local community. Click here for a complete list of all active college clubs and organizations on the Tri-County campus.

Minority Student Association (MSA)
The goals of the Minority Student Association (MSA) are to encourage students to strive for academic excellence and develop leadership skills. MSA promotes a variety of cultural activities and participates in various community service projects. Members are also provided with opportunities for growth, exposure, and success through various planned events, workshops, and mentorship. For more information, contact Cindy Trimmier-Lee at ctrimmi2@tctc.edu / (864) 646-1599 or Shan Smith at asmith2@tctc.edu / (864) 646-1409.

International Association
The Tri-County Technical College International Association (TCTIA) is an organization open to all students, staff, and faculty who are interested in learning more about other cultures. The purpose of TCTIA is twofold: (1) to build understanding of other cultures among all students, staff, and faculty and (2) to represent the interest of the international association members. Projects include developing an international bureau of speakers for engagements on campus and in the community, offering tutoring services to students interested in learning other languages and providing fellowship through opportunities such as field trips and ethnic dinners.

Spanish Club
The purpose of the Spanish Club "Las Americas" is to provide TCTC's students opportunities to develop their Spanish language skills and awareness of Spanish speaking cultures through the formal and informal use of the language during meetings and activities. For information, contact Trini Tumlin at ttumlin@tctc.edu/(864) 646-1440, MaryLouise Shook at mshook@tctc.edu/ (864)646-1489, or Corey Evans at cevans@tctc.edu /(864) 646-6742.