Clubs & Organizations
The Office of Student Life is home to a vibrant and eclectic collection of clubs and organizations. For more information or to start a new club, visit our office upstairs in the Student Union Building (Building 27).
Student Services will be closed until 1 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 16
Get involved! Build your community by joining a student club or organization and participate in fun activities around campus.
The Office of Student Life is home to a vibrant and eclectic collection of clubs and organizations. For more information or to start a new club, visit our office upstairs in the Student Union Building (Building 27).
The purpose of Active Minds is to raise awareness about mental health and erase stigma through campus events.
The purpose of ASR Nova is to create a safe community space for people who play or appreciate music of any kind to come together and share ideas, enhance musicianship through local musical companies, and explore different ideas and concepts in music inside and outside the classroom.
The purpose of this club is to promote Chinese culture, introduce students to Chinese history and customs, and provide a platform for interested students to practice and improve their Chinese language skills. We aim to promote cultural exchanges between members of different backgrounds, create opportunities for intercultural learning and appreciation, and organize activities to help students experience and learn skills such as calligraphy.
The purpose of this club is to come together to learn about historical and current climate injustices, so we can gain skills and knowledge to better engage in climate justice and equity work. We seek to identify possible beneficial solutions that can be deployed to improve our global climate crisis at a local scale. We will enhance our members' worldviews with different perspectives using stories to address the difficult conversations around global climate change. We will work to engage in community service projects locally, and possibly abroad, to help communities adapt to, and mitigate the effects of, global climate change -- and encourage others to participate in the cause.
The purpose of Creative Writing Club is to create a safe, inclusive space for student writers to write together and share their creative work, to plan on-campus creative-writing related events, such as readings from local authors and open mic nights, to collaborate with staff and faculty on creative writing workshops and other activities.
The purpose of the Film Society is to encourage and promote interest in film production and to establish a shared community for students and artists to gather, watch, discuss, and create movies and films.
The purpose of the Gaming Club is to foster connections among SPSCC gamers that will lead to shared experiences and a gaming community.
The purpose of the Mad Hatters is to further understand computer science-related fields, increase knowledge, attend cybersecurity conferences, and provide community outreach.
The purpose of Rainbow Spectrum is to provide a safe and inclusive space to meet, communicate, and educate for queer members of the community and allies while having fun.
The purpose of Tomodachi Circle is to provide opportunities to experience Japanese culture while playing games and enjoying crafts with everyone who is interested in Japanese culture.
The purpose of the Veteran Club is to foster connections among SPSCC veterans, service members, and their families that will lead to shared experiences and camaraderie.
Represent and serve your peers as a member of Student Leadership. The Student Senate (ASB) works with clubs and organizations to bring events to campus, manages funding, and acts as student government. The Campus Activity Board (CAB) plans and hosts a variety of events, lectures, and programs throughout the year for the community to enjoy.
Share your unique perspective and creativity through Student Publications. The Sounds is an independently organized news service run by students that accepts submissions from students, staff, faculty, and the community. The Percival Review is SPSCC’s annual award-winning literary arts journal with contributions of writing, art, and music from students. The Social Media Team connects with the community through regular posts and videos highlighting the student experience on SPSCC’s social media accounts.
Clipper eSports provides student-athletes opportunities to develop professional pathways through education, coaching, practice, and competitive gaming.
Join one of our five teams–men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, and women’s volleyball–or become a fan of #TheClipperNation.