Business Club/Delta Epsilon Chi
Lanier Technical College’s Business Club and Delta Epsilon Chi organizations are affiliated with the Distributive Education Clubs of America collegiate division (Delta Epsilon Chi). This affiliation provides students with an opportunity to attend state and national conferences.

The purpose of these organizations is to plan projects and activities to promote leadership development, civic consciousness, vocational understanding, and social awareness. Annual projects include a variety of fund-raisers and promoting the free enterprise system.

Criminal Justice Technology Club
The Delta Sigma Pi chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association is dedicated to the furtherance of professional standards of criminal justice and the promotion of greater public understanding of the problems and objectives of those agencies devoted to the administration of criminal justice. This is accomplished by providing students with first hand knowledge of criminal justice agencies in the region, as well as establishing service opportunities to local social welfare agencies (victim services, child advocates, domestic violence shelters, etc.). Membership is open to any student dedicated to understanding more about our Criminal Justice system, as well as honorary memberships to local criminal justice executives.

GOAL
Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership is a statewide program co-sponsored by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) to select the outstanding technical student of the year. Student eligibility requirements are established by the (TCSG). Each spring Lanier Tech selects one student as its representative to compete in the statewide program.

National Adult Education Honor Society
The mission of this organization is providing meaningful recognition to deserving adult education students, to improve student employment opportunities, and to develop student ambassadors for the local adult education program.

National Vocational-Technical Honor Society
The National Vocational-Technical Honor Society is an honor organization for outstanding students enrolled in technical programs. The purpose of the organization is to encourage academic excellence, skill development, honesty, service, leadership, citizenship, and individual responsibility.

To qualify for membership in Lanier Tech's chapter of the National Vocational-Technical Honor Society, a student may be enrolled full-time or part-time and must be regularly admitted to and currently enrolled in a degree or diploma program, have completed at least 45 credit hours, have an overall GPA of at least 3.7, and be recommended by his/her advisor.

HEROES Group
The HEROES Group is open to all special populations students (divorced, separated, single parent, limited English proficiency, economically disadvantaged). A free lunch is provided by Student Government Association for those who sign up in advance of the meetings. Speakers discuss topics such as tax tips for single parents, wellness and nutrition, customer service, business etiquette, dress for success, interview skills, etc.

The Special populations Coordinator also is available to assist students with counseling and referral to college and community resources.

Phi Beta Lambda
Phi Beta Lambda is a national organization for adults in post secondary enrollment in Business Education. Members learn how to engage in industry and group enterprise; how to hold office and direct the affairs of a group; how to work with other representatives; and how to compete on local, state, and national levels.

Skills USA/VICA
Formerly known as Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA), Skills USA is a club for trade, industrial, technical, and health occupation students. Skills USA offers leadership, citizenship, and character development progress to complement skill training. Skills USA brings together people who share common interests and exchange ideas. Members may earn recognition through school, state, and national awards and contests.

The Scrub Club
The Surgical Technology Club is open to students in the Surgical Technology program. The club provides an avenue for members to meet to discuss issues related to their field and to interact with surgical professionals and guest speakers.