Cabarrus College truly is a place where everyone knows your name. With small classes and low student-to-faculty ratio, your instructors get to know you and are committed to helping you succeed, while you’re here and after you graduate.

Opportunities abound to get involved on campus, with programs, activities, clubs and volunteer opportunities beyond the classroom. All are a great way to get connected, build leadership skills, meet people, begin networking within your profession and have fun!

Concord’s bustling downtown is nearby, with eclectic arts and dining options. And, Charlotte, the region’s most vibrant city, is just 30 minutes away.

A View Into Student Life at Cabarrus College of Health Sciences

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Student Life at Cabarrus College of Health Science
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Student Life at Cabarrus College of Health Science
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Student Life at Cabarrus College of Health Science
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Student Life at Cabarrus College of Health Science
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Student Life at Cabarrus College of Health Science

Activities and Events

Clubs and Organizations

Cabarrus College's student organizations provide you with opportunities for social, moral, intellectual, cultural and leadership development. Getting involved is a fun way to build strong relationships with fellow students and faculty, learn more about your intended profession, and help others within the community. In addition to the clubs and organizations listed below, you may also wish to participate in a college task force or committee. For more information, contact the advisor of Student Government, Sherry Hamilton. Please contact each organization's advisor for the location and time of meetings.

Honor Societies - Encouraging the pursuit of academic interests.

Volunteer Activities

Throughout Cabarrus College's history, we have endeavored to develop caring and compassionate healthcare professionals. Today's 21st century healthcare provider must be prepared to understand the attitudes, beliefs and health behaviors of diverse populations and appropriately respond with culturally competent patient-centered care.

Your journey toward cultural competence begins during your first semester through volunteer and classroom activities designed to help you develop an awareness and knowledge of other cultures. During successive semesters, your volunteer activities combined with classroom instruction will help you build your cultural knowledge and skills, preparing you to practice your cultural competence skills during an immersed service-learning experience.

Volunteer requirements may vary depending on your program and the degree you are seeking. Please consult the newest edition of the Volunteer Handbook and the Approved Volunteer Community Service Agencies List for the requirements you will be expected to meet.

Throughout the year, information on specific volunteer projects will be made available via email. Many of these projects are sponsored by Cabarrus College clubs and student organizations.