Clubs and Organizations
- American Red Cross
- Black Student Union
- Camera Work Photo Club
- Chinese as a Foreign Language Club
- Colleges Against Cancer
- Commercial Arts Club
- Cross Country & Track Club
- Democratic Party Club
- Gamers United
- Gay Straight Alliance
- Habitat for Humanity
- Hands On American Sign Language Club
- Health Information Technology Student Association (HITSA)
- Honor Societies
- International Student Union
- Landscape and Turf Crew
- Latino Student Union
- Music Club
- OCC Catholic Student Association
- OCC Poet's Society: Broken Silence
- OH! ART
- Owens (Visual) Arts Club
- Owens Anime Convention
- Owens Community College Computer Club
- Owens Dance Express
- Owens Environmental Club (OEC)
- Owens Hospitality and Culinary Club]
- Owens Japanese Club
- Owens Outlook Student Newspaper
- Owens Production Club
- Owens Student Massage Therapy Club
- Owens Students Involved in Dietetics (OSID)
- Owens Trivia Club
- Owens XPRESS Winterguard
- Republican Party Club
- Rotaract
- Sailing Club
- Shotokan Karate Club
- Ski Club
- Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME)
- Student American Dental Hygienists Association (SADHA)
- Student Government
- Student Nurse's Association (Findlay Campus)
- Student Nurse's Association (Toledo Campus)
- Student Occupational Therapy Assistant Association
- Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) (Findlay Campus)
- Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) (Toledo Campus)
- Students Involved
- Surgical Technology Club
- Toastmasters International
- Tomorrow's Imagers
- Wrestling Club
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