Student Clubs and Organizations

TBEC’s mission is to advance biotechnology and biomanufacturing education in the Texas Gulf Coast region by connecting educators, students, and industry professionals. The conference aims to showcase Houston as a growing biotech hub, strengthen the biotech workforce through education, and foster industry-academic collaboration.

Join us for a four-day Cell Culture Workshop this summer, designed for industry partners seeking to upskill their teams in essential laboratory practices. Led by experienced biotechnology faculty, this intensive workshop covers advanced techniques such as feeding, passing, cell counting and viability assessment, cryopreservation, thawing, and mycoplasma detection using fluorescence microscopy and staining. Participants will engage in hands-on lab sessions, mastering best practices in contamination control and cell line maintenance. Perfect for biomanufacturing and cell therapy professionals, this workshop equips your team with critical skills for excellence in modern cell culture operations.

The purposes of this organization shall be to foster a supportive community for individuals who identify as a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and ally (LGBTQIA+) community; provide educational programming for LSC-Montgomery regarding issues prevalent within the LGBTQIA+ community; and advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community at LSC-Montgomery.

The Flying Mavericks organization provides students with valuable insight into the aviation industry.

We're a service organization at Lone Star College-Montgomery composed of nursing students, as well as students interested in nursing or a health-related field. Our organization is open to all students with an interest in healthcare. We participate in many volunteer activities geared to promoting health and wellness awareness to our community in the altruistic spirit that is nursing, not only at LSC-Montgomery, but also in Montgomery County. The Student Nurses Organization (SNO) is open to all parties interested in the nursing profession. Members are required to attend one monthly meeting, participate in at least one activity, and submit a $20 fee for the year, which covers dues as well as a SNO T-shirt.

The Student Veteran Association aims to unite LSC-M Veteran students, bridge the civilian-military divide, offer support to fellow veterans, and create a sense of camaraderie on campus.