Student Leadership Opportunities
Turning Students into Professionals
HCCC is dedicated to building leaders to reach their goals and make the world around them a better place. In addition to taking on a leadership role in the SGA, clubs, and honor societies, we offer the following opportunities.Peer Leaders
The Peer Leader program is a part time employment paraprofessional opportunity for students. In this role, students serve as New Student Orientation leaders while also working within a myriad of areas in the Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment, including Enrollment and Advising. Peer Leaders play a vital role in assisting new students from enrollment to graduation.
DEI Student Passport Program
The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Student Passport Program is an online eight-week diversity, equity and inclusion leadership program that will guide students through important topics to build cultural competence and allow opportunities for reflection and growth.
The Orator
The HCCC's student newspaper, The Orator, provides an opportunity for students interested
in journalism, creative writing, photography and art to express their opinion and
views regarding HCCC politics, community events, world issues, health matters, music,
poetry, and more.
Read The Orator online at hudsonorator.com.
"Hello, I'm Najwa, and I'm incredibly enthusiastic about being a peer leader here at Hudson County Community College (HCCC). I firmly believe in leading by example and inspiring my peers to reach their full potential. HCCC isn't just a college to me; it's a warm and inclusive home where we all unite to learn, grow, and create a positive impact. With my proficiency in Arabic, French, and English, I'm here to assist and support my fellow students in any way I can. Together, let's make HCCC a place where everyone feels empowered and valued!"
Najwa Essaki
"Hi! My name is Lisa Camacho and my major is Business Administration. I am one of the new Peer Leaders at HCCC for this upcoming school year! I wanted to become a Peer Leader to help out other students who are adjusting to a new college lifestyle like I did when I came to Hudson for the first time. My goal is to be a friendly face all students can come to whenever they need support."
Lisa Camacho
"I'm Paula Mayorga, a proud Latina and first-generation student. Embracing my role as a peer leader, I step out of my comfort zone to hone my leadership skills. Apart from that, being bilingual, I'm dedicated to providing support and breaking down language barriers for fellow students to make them feel Hudson is Home!"
Paula Mayorga
"As a student leader, I've had the privilege of serving my peers and making a positive impact on campus. Whether it's organizing events, advocating for student rights, or fostering a sense of community, being a student leader has allowed me to develop valuable skills such as communication, leadership, and professionalism. As a Human Service student Ive been able to incorporate my Social Work ethics. I understand the importance of listening to the concerns of others, being adaptable in challenging situations, and leading by example. Being a student leader has not only enriched my college experience but has also prepared me for future leadership roles in both academic and professional settings."
Hannah Allen
"I am Natalia, and my major is biology. As a peer leader I love helping and guiding students. With my role I have the opportunity to work in different offices and different perspectives. It is so nice to help students in their journey as new students and students graduating. Being a peer leader have being the best experience for me."
Natalia Amin Montero
Contact Information
Student Life and Leadership
Journal Square Campus
81 Sip Avenue - 2nd Floor (Room 212)
Jersey City, NJ 07306(201) 360-4195
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North Hudson Campus
4800 John F. Kennedy Blvd., 2nd Floor (Room 204)
Union City, NJ 07087(201) 360-4654
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