Aggie Rodeo Association
Support the College Rodeo team, participate in and attend livestock shows, roping club events, and help sponsor a high school rodeo.
Ag Mechanics Club
Provides opportunities for professional development through design and construction of various projects, strengthening relationships between members through cooperation and teamwork through a variety of activities, developing relationships with other professionals in the field of Mechanics and Engineering.
Business Club
You'll build awareness of business activities important to the economy, and establish a network of business contacts.
Collegiate Cattlemen
Stay current on issues affecting the beef industry through guest speakers and tours of beef facilities. As a club member you may attend the Nebraska Cattlemen's convention.
Collegiate FFA/Collegiate 4-H
FFA Develops your leadership skills through service to local high school chapters. Participate in local projects, professional growth, and travel opportunities.4H continues your interest in 4-H and expand your leadership skills by helping local clubs, assisting at the county fair, and attending regional collegiate 4-H meetings.
Farm Bureau Club
The primary goal of the club is to educate students on the important issues facing agriculture in Nebraska and the U.S. Students are also exposed to the process of developing agricultural policy and the role of Farm Bureau in the policy development process.
Shotgun Sports
For anyone wanting to participate and learn more about shotgun shooting sports. Weekly practices of Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clay. Compete in collegiate shooting competitions throughout the region or shoot for fun.
Crops Judging Teams
Crops Judging Teams are an opportunity for students to apply their knowledge in agronomy by competing in multiple collegiate competitions each year. Team members often describe how practices and contests have assisted in preparing for the agronomy profession.
Plant and Prairie Club
Provides opportunities for professional development by producing, maintaining, and marketing various production crops; strengthening relationships between members through cooperation and teamwork; and developing relationships with other professionals in the field of Horticulture.
Safari Club
Interested in exotic animals, wildlife, or ecology and want to travel? The Safari Club plans an educational trip each year, and shares the experience through a public presentation.
Student Technicians of Veterinary Medicine Association (STVMA)
Vet tech majors engage in social, educational, and community service activities to help prepare for active participation in state and national technician organizations.
Livestock Judging Team
Join this academic-based activity to enhance your communication and decision-making skills while improving your ability to evaluate livestock. The team competes throughout the year, and travel is required.
Ranch Horse Team
Compete against your own skill level, whatever that may be, at approximately eight American Stock Horse Association shows each year. Besides showing horses, you'll attend horse training workshops to improve your skills. You do not need a horse to join.
Rodeo Team
Allows college-bound cowgirls and cowboys to have the best of both worlds – boots and books! The NCTA Rodeo Team competes in the Great Plains Region of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association.
Intramurals
Student interest generates the sports that are played in the NCTA Intramural Sports. Men and women participate in basketball, volleyball, flag football, and softball every year. Other activities like ladder golf, bocce ball, Texas Hold' Em, Wii, and Xbox 360 tournaments are also held.
Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa is an honorary society for community and junior college students with an emphasis in nurturing academic excellence, hosting opportunities for leadership training, providing an intellectual climate which promotes an interchange of ideas and ideals, and encouraging scholars with a desire for continuing education.
Stock Dog Team
The Stock Dog Team is open to any student on campus. The team practices several times each week off site or at campus. The club hosts public dog trials at NCTA in conjunction with the region's Outback Stock Dog Club. Our competition team travels to the Nebraska State Fair and to the National Western Stock Show in Denver.
Student Senate
The Student Senate provides representation for the student body to the college's administration and faculty. Through shared governance, the Student Senate seeks to cultivate and preserve the ideals of good citizenship and maintain a fruitful atmosphere of learning on campus. Voting members are selected by student clubs, teams, and organizations.
Women in Ag
Open to all first- and second-year students who wish to support women who are studying agriculture and planning ag-related careers. Guest speakers cover personal and professional growth, and social issues. Members may attend the annual Women in Ag Conference.