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Chartered Clubs List
Listed
below are the chartered student clubs, along with the student club representative contact
information.
| Addiction Counseling Education Students (ACES)
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| Thomas Breitenbauch |
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Our purpose is to help secure addiction counseling education student’s academic success. We will provide opportunities to help in the community and participate in college activities. Help build coalitions within the student body and with the community to help secure students transition into the profession.
Meetings: Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in FHL Conference Room |
| American Indian Students Council of Clark College (AISCOCC)
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| Rosita Arevalo |
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aiscocc@gmail.com |
| Our purpose: Education of American Indians. To dispel the myth, miscommunications and misunderstandings about history, with events, and activities, and information. |
| American Welding Society Student Chapter (AWS)
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| Heather Evans |
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aws_clarkcollege@yahoo.com |
| Our purpose: is to create a forum for the discussion of welding technologies, new technologies, and other relevant topics. Throughout the year we will have guest speakers, student speakers, sponsored "welding days", demonstrations, and community projects. Meetings: Tuesdays in AA2 room 105 at 11:00am. |
| Awareness of Genocide at Clark College (AGCC)
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| Tiffany Rauchenstein |
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Daaebja@gmail.com |
| Our purpose is to bring awareness of genocide and to have action taken with the students of Clark College and the wider community. We hope to put an end to this atrocity with the foundation of STAND and the people of other such organizations. |
| Cheerleading Club
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| Madelynn Long |
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nordygirl84@comcast.net |
| Our purpose is to attend sporting events at Clark to help encourage student and community involvement in sports. All students are welcomed to participate, all levels of experience are welcome as well. |
| Chinese Club
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| Yi Rao |
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raoyi3112@yahoo.com |
| Our purpose is to share the Chinese Culture and help American students have a better understanding about China. We would like to teach Chinese and Calligraphy and enhance the communication. |
| Clark Association of Medical Office Students (CAMOS)
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| Silvia Marinova |
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smarinova@live.com |
| Our purpose is to create an association of students interested in the Medical Office. CAMOS facilitates learning and networking opportunities for all students interested in the Medical Office field by providing an environment to meet other students, from study sessions and discussions, and serve the greater community. |
| Clark College Bike Club
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| Jeffrey Mack |
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Our purpose is to promote bicycling and alternative modes of transportation in the Clark Community through education, outreach and fun.
Meetings: Anderson Fountain Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. |
| Clark Manga and Anime Club
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| Aaron McPherson |
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| Our purpose is to promote Japanese Culture to the campus and the community. It is our desire to provide the latest in Anime and Manga to the public, as well as coordinate various events with Clark and other organizations, with the goal of creating fun and entertainment for those interested. |
| Clark Productions
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| Matthew Hunsucker |
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clarkcollegeproductions@gmail.com |
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http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=199659522456 | Our purpose is to provide a place where students of Clark can work together to understand and make films. We will study the art of filmmaking by watching films, and other closely related art forms.
Meetings: Fridays from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in PUB 258B |
| Clark Vets
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| Jeremy Gholston |
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clarkvets@gmail.com |
| Our purpose is to offer veterans and students a medium for communication and education of veteran related academic issues. |
| Club 4 Social Action
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| Kathy Poland |
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| Our purpose is to improve human welfare and deeper civic culture through bringing action and awareness about social issues facing the community of Clark and engage in community based projects. |
| Computing, Electrical and Engineering Club (CEE)
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| Vikram Kudva |
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| Our mission is to broaden the experiences and opportunities of Clark College students in Electrical, Computing, Robotics, Engineering and Energy through club design competition, projects, club fair, field trips, service learning and community involvement. |
| Engineering Club
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| Andrew McConathy |
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Our purpose is to broaden the experiences and opportunities of students interested in learning about the field of engineering through club design competitions, field trips, and college and business tours.
Meetings: Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m. and Fridays at 1:00 p.m. in APH 206 |
| French Club
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| Case McDonald |
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clarksfrenchclub@hotmail.com |
Our purpose is to study the French Culture, food, language, and help educate the community in French Culture with movie nights, social events, and community service projects.
Meetings: Tuesdays from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in HHL 105. |
| German Club
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| Elena Morales |
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germanclub.clark@gmail.com |
Our purpose is to create an inclusive and supportive environment for its members through a wide range of activities on campus and in the community. German Klub promotes the awareness and appreciation of the German Language and Culture.
Meetings: Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. in PUB 257 |
| History Club
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| Joshua Wagner |
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clarkhistoryclub@gmail.com |
| Our purpose is to provide an opportunity for people to learn about world cultures through their history. We promote teamwork, communication, and multicultural learning through club related activities such as social events, and trips to experience different cultures, museum visits, films and volunteering. |
| International Club
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| Alejandra Silva Hernandez |
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asilv8023@students.clark.edu |
| Our purpose is to offer opportunities to Clark College students to experience the American and other cultures. To connect the Clark College Community to different cultures through fun activities, events and trips. |
| Ladies Social Club
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| Kimberly Lovelace |
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| Our purpose is to provide a safe environment for Clark students to gather for lunch, socialize, network, make new friends, and have Fun! Fun! Fun! Ladies who play together, graduate together. Men welcome. |
| Latter day Saint Student Association (LDSSA)
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| Randall deJong |
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clarkldssa@gmail.com |
Our purpose is to encourage and support achievement of academic goals and maintenance of a balanced life while on campus. We will encourage student to be an influence for good by participating on campus and in the community. We will provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities.
Meetings: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Friday 12:00 p.m. to 12:50 p.m. in PUB 258A |
| Law Club
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| Marianne Da Shiell |
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mmdashiell@yahoo.com |
| Our purpose is to provide support, outreach, and growth opportunities for the community and Clark students by fostering study groups, arranging guest speakers and courthouse tours, thereby encouraging passion for the law and the legal field. |
| Math Club
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| Adam Green |
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| Our purpose is to promote enthusiasm and interest in mathematics on the Clark Campus. This is accomplished by exposing students to hitherto unexplored or exciting branches of Mathematics in a casual, friendly, and fun atmosphere. |
| Medical Imaging Association of Clark College
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| Peggy Keith |
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medicalimaging@hughes.net |
| Our purpose is to increase the awareness and understanding of the value of Medical Imaging in our community. |
| Multicultural Student Union
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| Jeffery Rahal |
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| Our purpose is to provide cultural awareness to the community and students of Clark. We want to allow diversity a voice in terms of individual backgrounds and values and join together in celebration of world culture. |
| Nerd Girls
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| Cassie Eckman |
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Our purpose is to break the stereotype of women in science, technology, Engineering and Math through campus activities and outreach.
Meetings: Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m. and Thursdays at 1:00 p.m. in APH 206 |
| Northwest Collegiate Ministries (NCM)
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| Ruth Spicer |
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papasjoyanddelight@gmail.com |
| Our purpose is to be a spiritual resource to our campus and community for Christianity; to be known for love and service both through service projects and club events; to offer encouragement and counsel to our members and other students. |
| Penguin Baseball Club
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| Brandon Brown |
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bbrown242009@hotmail.com |
| Our purpose is to provide students a way to enjoy the game of baseball. Student members may participate as a player, manager, statistician, scoreboard operator, concession worker, or a fan at games. |
| Photography Club
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| Jordan Jones |
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jordanhaspinkhair@yahoo.com |
| Our purpose is to increase the presence of extra-curricular photography activities and opportunities at Clark College. We welcome anyone interested in any facets of photography to join us. |
| Queer Penguins and Allies (QP & A)
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| Amanda Gallagher |
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qpandallies@gmail.com |
| Our purpose is to promote and encourage equality on campus through events and member socialization with other students and community members. We are active as volunteers in the local queer community fighting for common ground in both the heterosexual and homosexual societies. |
| Realm Runners
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| Angela Hooper |
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| Our purpose is to provide a welcoming environment to the “Gamers” and “Non-gamers” of Clark and the surrounding community. We have an interest in RPGS (tabletop and video), tabletop strategies, strategy board games, CCGS, TTGS plus more. |
| Spanish Club
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| Tevis Laspa |
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tlaspa@pacifier.com |
| Our purpose is to bring together Spanish Speakers and learning. We welcome students of different levels to learn more about the Spanish Language and Culture. We schedule many events during the quarter promoting language and culture. |
| Student American Dental Hygienists Association (SADHA)
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| Reyne Grinsteinner |
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Our purpose is to provide all students interested in exploring a career in the field of dental hygiene and opportunity to learn more about the profession. To improve student awareness of ADHA by facilitating speakers and activities that pertain to the study of dental hygiene; student awareness assures high quality of patient care, promotes good health, and offers leadership opportunities.
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| Student Nurses Association of Clark College (SNACC)
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| Brenda Raguskus |
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Our purpose is to promote social activities and health related service activities on campus and in the community among Clark students. This learning and service model assists the students to gain self confidence and provides an atmosphere of peer support.
Meetings: Mondays from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the WSU-V Clark Building. |
| Students for Christ Club (SFC)
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| Tatyana Sedneva |
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tsednev@yahoo.com |
| Our purpose is to reach out to the students at Clark and the city of Vancouver by activity offering and giving support to students experiencing depression, loneliness, hunger, etc. Through friendship, food, activity outreaches, prayer, and fellowship and charity events. |
| Swing Club
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| Joshua Wagner |
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clarkcollegeswingclub@gmail.com |
Our purpose is to promote swing dancing (specifically hindy hop) and other forms of dance to Clark students. To provide an environment for swing dancers and those interested in swing to get together and dance or plan and hold dance events.
Meetings: Tuesdays from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Thursdays from 2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. in OSC Dance Room. |
| Tea Club
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| Danielle Rahal |
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Our purpose is to educate Clark students about a healthy and fun alternative to coffee. We will introduce them to a new past time – tea parties! We will also learn about how different cultures prepare tea.
Meetings: Tuesdays from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Thursdays from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the International Room PUB 012. |
| The Japanese Language Club
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| Catherine Cervantes |
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thejapaneselanguageclub@yahoo.com |
Our purpose is to enrich and educate the Clark students and the community about the Japanese Language and Culture.
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| Tutoring Club
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| Adam Green |
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agree6375@students.clark |
| Our purpose is to help students and community members succeed by providing volunteer tutors for all by rewarding those who spend their time tutoring. |
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