Clubs & Organizations:
List of Clubs &
Organizations
Active
Minds
Ad Cats
ADAMANT
Alpha Gamma Sigma
American
Medical Student Association (AMSA)
American Sign Language
Club
Bible Talk
Biology Club
Black Students Society
Chemistry Club
C.O.C.
Health and Medical Society (C.H.A.M.S.)
C.O.C. Honors Club
C.O.C. Ice Hockey Club
C.O.C. Philosophy Club
C.O.C. Speech and
Debate Society
C.O.C. Theatre Club/ENCORE
C.O.C. Welding Club
Communication Studies Club
Engineering Club
Fire, Police, & EMS Club
Future Business Leaders of America
Future Educators Club
Gamma Beta Phi
Grace On Campus
Grad Club
Hands on Earth Club
Hip Hop
Club
History
Club
Latter-Day Saint Student Association
Law Club
Living Poet's
Society/English Club
Math Club
National Student Nurses Association
Parallax Photo Club
Phi Theta Kappa
(Honor Society)
Political Science Club
Progressive Student
Alliance
Psi Beta (Psychology Honor Society)
Psychology Club
SNAC
Sociology Club
The SUMMIT
Video Game Programming
Club
We are ONE
Active Minds
Advisor:
Frances Willson
(661) 362-3259
Office: Student Center, Room 122
Active Minds is a student-run mental health awareness, education,
and advocacy group that uses peer outreach to increase students'
awareness of mental health issues.
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Ad Cats
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info@adcats.org
Advisor: Bianca
Philippi
Ad Cats provides and promotes a better understanding of advertising
and it's values, opportunities to apply the skills, creativity, and
energy of advertising to help solve social problems, develop the
abilities of our members, and to promote fellowship, and free
exchange of ideas.
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ADAMANT
Advisor: Bianca
Philippi
The purpose of ADAMANT is to provide our members the means to
further their professional development and personal growth through
leadership opportunities, training, project participation, and more
in the field of marketing.
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Alpha Gamma Sigma
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our Website
Advisor:
Tammy Mahan
(661) 362-5802
Office: Mentry Hall, Room 218
The purpose of this honor society shall be the promotion of
scholarships, the development of leadership and service, and the
cultivation of fellowship among the qualified students of the
college.
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American
Medical Student Association (AMSA)
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or on
Facebook!
Advisors:
Ricardo Rosales
(661) 362-3597
Office: Seco Hall, Room 305C
Miriam
Golbert
(661) 362-5927
Office: Aliso Lab, Room 211
AMSA is a student governed, national organization committed to
promoting active improvement in medical education, nvolving its
members in the social, moral, and ethical obligations of the
profession of medicine, assisting in the improvement and
understanding of world health problems, and advancing the profession
of medicine.
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American Sign Language Club
Advisor: Brittany Applen
(661) 362-3050
Office: Seco Hall, Room 306E
The purpose of the American Sign Language Club is to promote
awareness of American Sign Language (ASL), expand sign language
experiences and proficiency.
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Bible Talk
Advisor:
Samuel Otoo
(661) 362-3237
Office: Bonelli Hall, Room 327
Bible Talk is an open discussion group striving to invoke
thought, ask questions, and learn what God wants out of our lives as
college students and believers.
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Biology Club
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Advisor:
Amy Foote
(661) 362-3574
Office: Boykin Hall, Room 203
The Biology Club provides excellent opportunities for students from
all majors to get to know faculty, staff, and fellow students who
have an interest in the biological sciences. It promotes the
awareness of career opportunities and graduate studies in biology.
The club also provides opportunities to learn about biology through
recreational activities including field trips, seminars, etc.
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Black
Students Society
Advisor: Russell
Waldon
(661) 362-3035
Office: Hasley Hall, Room 330
The purpose of the Black Students Society is to foster a sense of
community among College of the Canyons students of the African
Diaspora, to promote academic and professional excellence and both
academic and extracurricular programs that increase knowledge and
appreciation of cultural diversity.
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Chemistry Club
Advisors:
Rebecca Eikey
(661) 362-5314
Office: Aliso Lab, Room 208
Kathy Flynn
(661) 362-3998
Office: Aliso Lab, Room 305
Jim Anderson
(661) 362-3397
Office: Aliso Lab, Room 304
Edwin Abrenica
(661) 362-3219
Office: Boykin Hall, Room 306
The goal of the Chemistry Club is to have fun with chemistry.
Activities will include demonstrations, field trips, guest speakers,
and outreach. This club is associated with the American
Chemical Society.
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C.O.C.
Health and Medical Society (C.H.A.M.S.)
Advisor: Hanzel
S. Salva-Cruz
(661) 362-3777
Office: Boykin Hall, Room 307
C.H.A.M.S. is a student organization that provides resources,
personal growth, and mentoring to all those seeking a career in the
health and medical professions.
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C.O.C.
Honors Club Visit
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Advisors:
Kim Gurnee
(661) 362-3073
Office: Seco Hall, Room 305E
Lisa Malley
(661) 362-3641
Office: Bonelli Hall, Room 325
The C.O.C. Honors Club is an extension of the Honors Program.
The club's mission is to support and promote the academic program
through fundraisers and events.
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C.O.C. Ice Hockey Club
Advisor:
Jim Schrage
(661) 362-3222
Office: Facilities
The purpose of the C.O.C. Ice Hockey Club is to develop and to
expand the on and off ice abilities of those wishing to participate
in a competition hockey environment.
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C.O.C.
Philosophy Club
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Advisor:
Andrew Jones-Cathcart
(661) 362-5378
Office: Hasley Hall, Room 344
The C.O.C. Philosophy Club seeks to promote philosophical inquiry on
campus and within the community.
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C.O.C. Speech and Debate Society
Advisor:Michael Leach
(661) 362-3654
Office: Seco Hall, Room 305E
The C.O.C. Speech and Debate Society provides students an opportunity to improve
their public speaking skills by creating and presenting their own
speeches in state/nationwide forensics competitions.
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C.O.C.
Theatre Club/ENCORE
Advisor: David
Stears
(661) 259-7800 ext. 26064
The C.O.C. Theatre Club/ENCORE is a place for all theatre
enthusiasts looking for a forum to further their artistic endeavors.
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C.O.C.
Welding Club
Advisors: Tim
Baber and
Robert Serrano
(661) 362-3062/(661)
362-5690
Office: Towsley Hall, Room 121/Towley Hall, Room 124
The C.O.C. Welding Club's mission is to help the community, plan
college welding competitions, and to promote welding as an exciting
career.
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Communication Studies Club
Advisor:
Victoria Leonard
(661) 362-3441
Office: Hasley Hall, Room 334
The Communication Studies Club is committed to advancing the
understanding of the field of Communication Studies and the career
opportunities available for graduates.
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Engineering Club
Advisor:
David Martinez
(661) 362-3007
Office: Towsley Hall, Room 127A
The purpose of the Engineering Club is to encourage student
interest in engineering and to observe today's implementation of
mathematics, physics, and engineering as well.
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Fire, Police, & EMS Club
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Advisor: Vernon
Atwater
The Fire, Police, & EMS Club offers students pursuing careers in
public safety/service training, education, and hands on experience
within the public service fields, and helps to prepare them for
careers.
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Future Business Leaders of America (Phi Beta Lambda Chapter)
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our Website
Advisor:
Guillermo Cruz
(661) 362-5922
Office: Pico Hall, Room 224
The Future Business Leaders of America is designed to help students
develop an interest in business, entrepreneurship, and the
development of skills that will be helpful in the future.
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Future
Educators Club
Advisor: Renee Marshall
(661) 362-3731
Office: Early Childhood Building
The Future Educators Club promotes and provides opportunities among
adults who are interested in educational careers.
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Gamma Beta Phi
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Website
Advisors:
Anne
Marenco
(661) 362-3685
Office: Seco Hall, Room 303
Gamma Beta Phi is a national honor service society for 2 and 4 year
colleges and universities. The society promotes scholarship,
service, and character.
Kathryn Coleman
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Grace On Campus
Advisor: Doug Forbes
(661) 362-3217
Office: Towsley Hall, Room 101A
Grace on Campus is a bible study on campus which exists to exalt
God, encourage and edify believers, and to evangelize the lost.
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Grad Club
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Advisor:
Kelly Cude
(661) 362-5801
Office: Bonelli Hall, Room 319
The purpose of the Grad Club is to enrich the lives of students
seeking to receive their Master's or Doctorate degrees in the
pursuit of a science and/or medical related career with the intention
of creating more competitive candidates. The club assists with
internships, campus tours, and allows students to experience graduate
school life.
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Hands on Earth Club
Advisor: Jeannie Chari
(661) 362-3383
Office: Seco Hall, Room 306F
The
purpose of Hands on Earth Club is to provide students with outdoor
group experiences, foster awareness of nature and the natural
environment, to provide a positive setting for the exchange of
outdoor knowledge and experiences, and to educate and create in its
members an awareness, interest, and understanding of the importance
of appreciating and preserving our natural environment.
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Hip Hop Club
Advisor:
Phylise Smith
(661) 362-3997
Office: Pico Hall, Room 117
The purpose of the Hip Hop Club is to provide an outlet for those
who want to express their love for dance and for those who want to
progress and learn more.
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History Club
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Advisor: Brent
Riffel
(661) 362-3151
Office: Boykin Hall, Room 307A
The History Club aims to discuss history and those events that are
pertinent to today.
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Latter-Day
Saint Student Association (LDSSA)
Advisor: Penny Rendich
(661) 362-3200
Office: East PE, Room 128
The purpose of LDSSA is to help all Latter-Day Saint college
students stay closely affiliated with the Church, succeed in their
studies, and achieve a balanced life while attending college
classes on campus.
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Law Club -
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Our Facebook Group, or
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Group
coclawclub@gmail.com
Advisor:
Nicole Lucy
(661) 362-5377
Office: Hasley Hall, Room 338
The Law Club serves to foster legal studies and explore all careers
in law, as well as support law related activities and events in
connection with College of the Canyons and the community.
Students will organize and conduct campus events and seek to provide
networking opportunities with other legal organizations and student
groups.
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Living Poet's Society/English Club
Advisor: Denee
Pescarmona
(661) 362-5042
Office: Hasley Hall, Room 236
The purpose of the Living Poet's Society/English Club is to promote
literacy and the arts in the community by organizing events
associated with the humanities, to analyze and discuss literary
works, films, and art, and to learn about higher education
opportunities in the humanities field.
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Math Club
Advisor:
James Gilmore
(661) 362-5914
Office: Boykin Hall, Room 310
The Math Club encourages interest in mathematics by inviting
speakers to discuss mathematical research and careers and also
topics beyond the standard curriculum.
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National Student Nurses' Association (NSNA)
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Advisor:
Amy Shennum and
Tammy Bathke
(661) 362-5864/ (661) 362-5316
Office: Seco Hall, Room 313B/Mentry Hall, Room 330
NSNA is an organization that provides help and encourages all
nursing students in their endeavors with school and in life.
The organization is also committed to helping the community by
volunteering for several events and organizations.
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Parallax Photo Club -
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Facebook!
Advisor:
Wendy Brill-Wynkoop
(661) 362-3318
Office: Mentry Hall, Room 120
Parallax is an organization
that mobilizes students to discuss and exchange techniques, ideas,
collaborations, and the general promotion of fine art photography
through multiple principles and mediums.
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Phi Theta
Kappa (Honor Society) -
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Advisor: Miriam
Golbert
(661) 362-5927
Office: Aliso Lab, Room 211
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society. It's
purpose is to recognize and encourage scholarships among two year
college students. Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunities
for the development of leadership and community service.
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Political
Science Club
Advisor: Deems
Morrione
The COC Political Science Club supports activities and events of a
political nature on the COC campus. The club strives to foster
intellectual exchanges and serves as a forum for student involvement
in the political world around them.
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Progressive Student Alliance
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Advisor:
Pamela Williams-Paez
(661) 362-5904
Office: Boykin Hall, Room 101
The Progressive Student Alliance is dedicated to promoting human
rights, social equality, and unity among humans regardless of color,
social status, gender, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability,
political affiliation, religion, citizenship, or language
preference.
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Psi Beta (Psychology Honor Society)
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Advisor: Deanna Riveira
(661) 362-5907
Office: Seco Hall, Room 305B
Psi Beta is a national honor society for two-year community colleges.
Psi Beta is committed to the development of psychology students
through promotion and recognition of excellence in scholarship,
leadership, research, and community service.
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Psychology Club
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Advisor:
Tammy Mahan
(661) 362-5802
Office: Mentry Hall, Room 212
The Psychology Club is dedicated to advancing the knowledge of
psychology and highlighting career opportunities in psychology for
both psychology majors and non-majors.
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SNAC
(Student Nutrition & Wellness Advocates at COC)
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Advisor:
Sheri Barke
(661) 362-3244
Office: Student Center, Room 122
SNAC is a student group committed to promoting health and wellness
on campus and in the community, with a particular focus on
promoting healthy eating, physical activity, stress management, and
body image via education, outreach, and environmental action.
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Sociology Club
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Advisor: Anne
Marenco
(661) 362-3685
Office: Seco Hall, Room 303
Co-Advisors:
Mary Valentine,
Thea Alvarado, and
Kathryn Coleman
(661) 362-3687 (Mary Valentine)
Office: Seco Hall, Room 306B (Mary Valentine)
The Sociology Club provides students with a forum to explore
sociological issues. The club emphasizes the process of
learning through the investigation and analysis of sociological
phenomena.
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The SUMMIT -
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Facebook!
Advisor: Pierre
Etienne
(661) 362-3069
Office: Bonelli Hall, Room 337
Students United Making More International Talk is an organization
designed to help students practice multiple languages in a
comfortable, relaxed environment. In addition, The SUMMIT is
geared towards introducing students to multiple cultures through
music, movies, food, and most importantly, conversation.
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Video
Game Programming Club
Advisor: Chris Ferguson
(661) 362-3473
Office: Hasley Hall, Room 331
The purpose of this club is to learn the concepts of computer
science through video game programming applications and to learn
how to build and program video games.
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We are ONE
Advisor: Christopher Ramey
The purpose of We are ONE is to work towards preserving the
rights and equality of every living being.
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