Clubs-List of Clubs
The list below includes clubs that are currently chartered and are in good standing. Clubs will not appear on this page if they have not submitted all of their chartering forms. This webpage is updated periodically as clubs complete the requirements of becoming chartered.
Active Minds
Promoting mental health awareness and education for young adults. Through education, research, advocacy, and a focus on young adults ages 14–25, Active Minds opens up the conversation about mental health and creating lasting change in the way mental health is talked about, cared for, and valued in the United States.
For More Information Email: ActiveMinds@my.canyons.edu
Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society
Alpha Delta Nu is the national honor society of ADN nursing, offering the opportunity for nursing students to take part in leadership activities, including peer tutoring and community outreach. The mission of the Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society is to recognize the academic excellence of students and encourages continuing education as a life-long professional responsibility.
For More Information Email: alphadeltanu@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Wednesdays 7PM on Zoom
American Sign Language Club
ASL Club is a wonderful space for all advanced, intermediate, and beginner students to practice and display their passion for American Sign Language. Events are hosted throughout the school year and encourage others to take an interest the ASL Degree Program.
For More Information Email: ASLClub@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: 1st Wednesday of the month 3PM-4PM in Mentry Hall 253
Social Media: @asl_club_coc
Armenian Student Association
The Armenian Students Association (ASA) at College of the Canyons is a student-led club that celebrates Armenian culture, history, and community while providing a welcoming space for all students. We host cultural events, holiday celebrations, and educational programs that highlight Armenian heritage, and we also take part in advocacy and community service to promote awareness and positive change. By creating opportunities to connect, learn, and lead, ASA helps students build meaningful friendships, explore their identities, and engage with both the campus and the broader community.
For More Information Email: armenianstudentassociation@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Wednesdays 5-6PM in TLC
Social Media: @asa__coc
Astronomy & Physics Club
APC provides a fun and energetic learning environment for students; including but not limited to regular meet-ups, student-led workshops, star parties, planetarium shows, group discussions, and guest speakers. We are also invested in “Changing the Faces of STEM” by allowing all students to participate in NASA student programs like NASA HASP and NASA RockSat-X.
For More Information Email: teresa.ciardi@canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Saturday 12:30PM-2:30PM in Aliso Hall Room 111
Canyons Creative Club
At every community college there is a place for people to go to if they are in need of academic assistance - but where do students go if they're stuck with a creative idea?
The Canyons Creative Club (CCC) provides a collaborative working environment for all creative minds on campus. Through weekly meetings, group projects, special events, and a leadership team of highly trained individuals, the CCC creates a stable and nurturing environment for creative minds to thrive.
The CCC - Come, Create, Community.
For More Information Email: TheCreativeClub@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Tuesdays 4PM-7PM & Wednesdays 12PM-3pm in TLC Room 133
Social Media: @canyonscreativeclub
Canyons Dance Club
The purpose of this club is to allow students to express themselves through different styles of dance. Students will learn choreography taught by one another, as well as have the opportunity to teach their own choreography. The goals of this club would be to hold performances, typically on stage or in front of large crowds.
For More Information Email: canyonsdanceclub@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Fridays 2:30PM-4PM in Pico Canyon Hall Room 101
Social Media: @canyonsdanceclub
Cheer Club
The purpose of the Cheer Club is to provide an inclusive environment for College of the Canyons students to participate in cheerleading for physical wellness, school spirit, skill development, and community-building. The club seeks to offer both performance and recreational opportunities while promoting teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship. The Cheer Club aims to represent the college positively at campus events, athletic games, and community activities.
For More Information Email: cheer@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Fridays 10-12 in West PE 105
Social Media: IG- @coc.cheer TikTok- @coc.cheer
Chemistry Club
Want to do fun and exciting chemistry experiments without the hassle of a lab report? Well look no further! Chemistry club is a fun, stress-free environment where you can perform experiments and learn more about chemistry with your peers, no chemistry background required!
For More Information Email: cocchemclub@my.canyons.edu
Civic Engagement Club
The College of the Canyons Civic Engagement Club is dedicated to reaching out to local communities by instilling advocacy, education, and reform. Our goal is to network with others to form mental and moral support by means of leadership and friendship to those in need. We are creating this organization to work toward a greater sense of purpose and impact meaningful change in our community as well as ourselves.
For More Information Email: linda.beauregard-vasquez@canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Every Thursday 6PM on Zoom
Social Media: Coccecccc
College of the Canyons Coptic Club
The purpose of our club is to provide a community where we can grow spiritually and learn more about the Orthodox Christian faith. We hold spiritual meetings, Bible studies and engage in community service. We meet twice a month for a talk and discussion with a guest speaker, followed by fellowship. Students of all faith and backgrounds are welcome to join!
For More Information Email: CopticClub@my.canyons.edu
College of the Canyons National Organization of Minority Architecture Students
The College of the Canyons NOMA Chapter (COC NOMAS) is the official student representation of the architecture department and part of SoCal NOMA (National Organization of Minority Architects).
Our club participates in national and local competitions & events, and organizes exclusive on and off campus activities such as site visits, firm tours, guest lectures, and workshops offering students valuable experiences and connections.
For More Information Email: NOMAS@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Every other Wednesday (starting 10/01/25) at 5:15pm in Mentry Hall Room 223
Social Media: @NOMAS_COC
Communications Studies Club
Use communication to help your career, relationships, and mental health. Fight commuter culture and the loneliness of online learning. This club is for both COMS majors and non-COMS majors.
For More Information Email: coms.club@canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Tuesdays 2:00 PM in Hasley Hall 204
Social Media: @comsclub.coc
Connections Club
Our club's purpose is to create meaningful connections between student mentors and mentees, uniting incoming freshmen and current College of the Canyon’s students with their peers. Our club will provide a social space for students to share their college experiences, gain valuable advice and guidance, successfully navigate college life, and develop lasting connections in order to make a seamless transition to the next stage of their college journey.
For More Information Email: ConnectionsClub@my.canyons.edu
Culinary Arts Club
The Culinary Arts Club at College of the Canyons provides a platform for students to explore their interest in food. Join us for bake sales, field trips to restaurants and specialty markets. Learn culinary skills through hands on experience. Whether you're a seasoned chef or just starting to discover your culinary talents, everyone is welcome!
A student-run club focused on food, learning, and fun!
Meetings • Fundraisers • Field Trips
For More Information Email: icueculinaryclub@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Email club for next meeting information
Social Media: @icueculinaryartsclub
eSports
Our club offers both a physical space on campus and a virtual community where members can connect, collaborate, and compete. Whether you're interested in casual gaming, competitive play, or just meeting fellow gamers, our club is designed to provide a supportive atmosphere where everyone feels welcome. Join us to explore the exciting world of Esports, improve your skills, and build lasting friendships within a diverse and vibrant gaming community.
For More Information Email: esports@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Thursdays and Fridays 3 PM @ TLC
Social Media: @coc.cougaresports
Family History Club
The purpose of the Family History Club is to help members and the student body connect their family lines and become closer to their ancestors.
For More Information Email: shaunasey.lane@canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Thursdays 2PM in room X-9
Filmmaking Club
Our mission is to cultivate a vibrant community of aspiring filmmakers on our college campus, fostering creativity, collaboration, and cinematic expression. Through workshops, screenings, and hands-on projects, we aim to provide a supportive environment where members can hone their craft, share ideas, and collaborate on exciting film productions. By embracing diversity of perspectives and storytelling styles, we strive to inspire, educate, and empower our members to become the next generation of visionary storytellers in the world of cinema.
For More Information Email: filmmaking@my.canyons.edu
Firefighters of Tomorrow
Firefighters of Tomorrow is a place to connect with peers sharing common interests and goals.
Members will gain knowledge and insight about the fire service through direct interaction with
active and past firefighters, partaking in training opportunities, visiting local stations,
volunteering, hosting fundraisers, etc. FFOT is a great resource for establishing connections and
helping members prepare for their future careers in the fire service.
For More Information Email: Keith.kawamoto@canyons.edu
Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA is open to college students of all majors and disciplines with an interest in leadership and business. No matter where your career takes you, the skills you build and the people you meet are important in shaping your future. FBLA-PBL is an excellent place to develop a strong background to become the best of the best in today's generation of emerging leaders.
For More Information Email: cocfbla@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Mondays 2:15PM - 3:30PM TLC Room 133
Social Media: @coc_fbla
Grace on Campus
We are a Christian fellowship at the local college of the Canyons Campus. As a ministry of Grace Community Church (https://www.gracechurch.org/), we strive to live out our love for God in tangible ways through the Bible, Personal Discipleship, and Evangelism. We have several events and activities throughout the year, both on-campus and off campus. Come and join us! We’d love to meet you!
For More Information Email: cwbutler@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Wednesdays @7:30PM Boykin Hall Room 105
Social Media: @graceoncoc
Hacking, Cybersecurity and Information Technology (HCI)
The Hacking, Cybersecurity, and IT Club is a dynamic and hands-on student organization for those interested in exploring the world of cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and advanced IT practices. In partnership with the Network Technologies academic department, this club offers an opportunity to dive into the technical, ethical, and strategic aspects of cybersecurity and information technology. Members will gain practical experience in network security, threat analysis, ethical hacking, cryptography, and system hardening.
Through workshops, capture-the-flag (CTF) competitions, and guest lectures from industry professionals, students will enhance their technical skills and learn about the latest cybersecurity threats and defenses. With projects and challenges ranging from beginner to advanced levels, the club is open to students of all backgrounds, encouraging collaboration and mentorship. Join us to develop critical skills, enhance your resume, and connect with peers who are passionate about securing the digital world!
For More Information Email: cybersecurityclub@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Every Last Thursday of the Month 12:30PM @ Towsley 108
Hands on Earth
The purpose of Hands on Earth Club is to provide students with extracurricular group experiences to foster awareness of biodiversity and sustainable practices. The club provides a positive setting for the exchange of outdoor knowledge and experiences, and through a variety of educational opportunities and activities, aims to create in its members, an awareness, interest, and understanding of the importance of appreciating and preserving our environment.
For More Information Email: handsonearth@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Fridays 1PM-2PM in Mentry Hall Room 240
Social Media: @handsonearth1
Helping US Become Club
Helping Us Become... (HUB) Club is dedicated to building connections amongst students, faculty, and the local community to create strong, successful student cohorts with meaningful camaraderie to a "community of caring".
For More Information Email: Linda.Beauregard-Vasquez@canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Every Thursday 7pm on Zoom
Hipified Records
This club is a student-organized record label for student musical artists. Its formation supports the growth of students learning to be professional musical artists by allowing students to educate themselves on the processes of being a musical artist while having "industry" support to strengthen their endeavors.
For More Information Email: hipifiedrecords@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Thursdays 6PM-7PM in Pico Hall 107
Math Club
Men's Volleyball Club
The Men's Volleyball Club at College of the Canyons offers a dynamic and competitive environment for students passionate about volleyball. Our club welcomes players of all skill levels, from beginners looking to learn the game to experienced athletes seeking competitive play. We focus on skill development, teamwork, and fostering a community of volleyball enthusiasts. Join us to enhance your volleyball skills, compete in local tournaments, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow players dedicated to the sport.
For More Information Email: cocmvbclub@gmail.com
Meeting Info: Wednesdays and Fridays 4:00 PM in West and East PE Gyms
Middle Eastern Student Union
The purpose of this club is to unite, advocate, as well as raise awareness for the Middle Eastern Community. As well as present Middle Eastern Traditions to it members while also serving as a learning resource to any joining members.
For More Information Email: mestu@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Mondays 1pm in TLC or Honor Grove
Social Media: @coc_mestu
National Student Nurses' Association
- To assume responsibility for contributing to nursing education in order to provide for the highest quality health care.
- Provide programs representatives of fundamental and current professional interests and concerns, and
- To aid in the development of the whole person, his/her professional role and his/her responsibility for health care of people in all walks of life.
Outdoor Adventure Club
To provide outdoor recreational opportunities for our campus community, emphasizing safety, sustainability, leadership, and respect for our natural environment.
To promote the mental, physical, and social benefits of outdoor recreation.
For More Information Email: adventure@my.canyons.edu
Parallax Photo Club
Parallax Photo Club is the student-run photography club at College of the Canyons, a community college located in Santa Clarita. We are a group of students who strive for excellence in the field of photography and learn about the photo industry as a whole whilst making meaningful connections with others.
For More Information Email: photo@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Every other Thursday starting September 18 2025 2PM-3PM in Mentry Hall 108
Social Media: @cocparallax
Phi Theta Kappa Club
The is the COC chapter of the national Phi Theta Kappa Honors society.
For More Information Email: PTK@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Wednesdays 4PM - 5PM in Bonelli Hall Room 214
Social Media: @ptk_coc
Political Science Club
The goal of the Political Science Club is to create a space for students to discuss topics that are important to them. We encourage healthy discussion and debate from a wide range of perspectives. Ideally, the membership of the Political Science Club should reflect the diversity of views among the student population. And while there is nothing wrong with having strongly-held views, in keeping with the values of the Department of Political Science and the discipline itself, the discussions MUST be civil and fact-based.
For More Information Email: cocpolisciclub@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Tuesdays 4pm in Bonelli Hall Room 306 or Zoom
Social Media: @coc_polisci_club
Pre-Health Club
The purpose of the Pre-Health Club is to provide an opportunity for students who want to have a career in health, to connect with others and explore their options in the realm of pre-health. With the help of faculty and other students we hope that we can get members of the club to reach their full potential in whatever health career they would like to pursue. Careers in health vary from medicine, nursing, sports science, physical therapy, veterinary sciences, and more. This club is to assist in navigating through the competitive fields, with the help of our resources. We hope to have students form a connection with their future careers through organized events, fundraiser, volunteer work, and guest speakers.
For More Information Email: PreHealth@my.canyons.edu
Pre-Law Club
The club's purpose is to encourage students' interest in the legal field by providing information, resources, and organizing social events relating to the field of law.
For More Information Email: Nicole.faudree@canyons.edu
Printmaking Club
The Printmaking Club is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community where individuals can explore, share, and celebrate the art of printmaking. By providing a collaborative space equipped with tools and resources, we aim to empower members of all skill levels to learn, experiment, and create. Through workshops, group projects, and open studio sessions, the club serves as a hub for artistic expression, mutual support, and the exchange of ideas, making printmaking accessible for all.
For More Information Email: printmaking@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Every Wednesday from 2:30pm-5:30pm in Mentry Hall Room 109
Racket Sports Club
Racket Sports Club serves to promote a fun and engaging atmosphere. Whether you like to play Badminton, Pickleball, Ping Pong or Tennis, we have you covered. We want to make racket sports accessible to everyone and promote leadership, teamwork and respect from our peers throughout the campus and the community. We host tournaments!
For More Information Email: allracketsportsclub@gmail.com
Meeting Info: Fridays 10 am - 12pm in East Gym (Basketball Courts)
Social Media: @cocpingpongbadmintonclub
Shift & Drive Auto Club
The Shift & Drive Auto Club serves as a welcoming and inclusive community where student car and motorcycle enthusiasts can gather to share their automotive passions in a judgment-free environment. The club is dedicated to fostering technical growth and safe practices through the exchange of knowledge and support for various projects. By organizing diverse events—including car meets, group rides, and technical workshops—the organization aims to promote a responsible and active appreciation of automotive culture.
For More Information Email: smodeh@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Fridays at 2:00pm in MESA Center
Social Media: @shift_and_driveCOC
Society of Physics and Engineering Students
The Society of Physics and Engineering Students at College of the Canyons is an official chapter of the Society of Physics Students (SPS). It is a student-led organization dedicated to creating a fun and engaging community where students can learn through hands-on, short-term projects. These projects are designed to provide practical knowledge and experience, allowing members to develop their skills while enjoying the process without long-term commitments.
In addition to project-based learning, the club plans to host guest speakers and organize at least one official field trip, funded by SPS, which will offer valuable networking opportunities and exposure to industry professionals.
As the first formal engineering club at College of the Canyons, the Society of Physics and Engineering Students aims to introduce students to the fields of engineering and physics, emphasizing their exciting and accessible aspects. Open to all students, the club fosters a dynamic community that encourages exploration and curiosity in STEM.
For More Information Email: SPES@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Mondays & Fridays 2:30PM-4PM Aliso Hall Room 113
Social Media: @coc.sps
Sociology Club
The Sociology Club provides students with a forum to explore sociological issues. We emphasize the process of learning through the investigation and analysis of sociological phenomena. We support events that further the goals of students of sociology, including but not limited to fundraiser, guest speakers, and attendance at professional meetings.
For More Information Email: SociologyClub@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: First and Third Tuesdays of each month 12PM-1PM TLC 133
Social Media: @cocsociology
Teachers of Tomorrow
The Teachers of Tomorrow is a club offering support, opportunities, and a sense of community to aspiring teachers.
For More information Email: cgbarraza-port@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Wednesdays 5pm in ECE Building Room B
Social Media: @coctotclub
Technology Engineering Coding and Hardware Club
TECH Club is a place for students of any major to gain experience in the fields of Technology, Engineering, Coding, and Hardware through team learning. Members will be able to participate in student-led learning, environments, social events, educational seminars, and more!
For More Information Email: COCTechClub@my.canyons.edu
Turning Point USA
The Turning Point Club (also recognized as Turning Point, TP, or TPUSA at College of the Canyons) will serve as a representative student organization dedicated to fostering civic knowledge, constructive dialogue, and active engagement on campus. The Club will promote education on the importance of fiscal responsibility, free markets, and constitutional rights through innovative campus activities and non-partisan, thought-provoking discussions.
The Turning Point Club will work to provide students with access to academic and activism-based resources, as well as support from TPUSA staff. The Club will encourage respectful communication, cooperation, and collaboration among students, while offering opportunities for civic engagement, leadership development, and informed debate.
For More Information Email: tpusa@my.canyons.edu
Meeting Info: Every Tuesday at 1pm in Seco Hall
Social Media: @cocturningpointclub
This information was last updated on November 10, 2025.
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