Student Clubs

Get Involved!  Meet People!  Expand Your College Experience!

Along with traditional course work, out-of-class activities, clubs and other campus organizations are an important part of a student’s education. At ClatsopCC, there are recreation and social activities throughout the year. Student clubs and activities are for academically enrolled students to participate in.

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ArtVenture Club brings students together with a common interest in expressing themselves through art and offers opportunities to explore art outside of the classroom.

To learn more or join the ArtVenture Club contact Kristin Shauck at kshauck@clatsopcc.edu.

Advisor: Kristin Shauck

Student Lead: TBD

Students behind a table with art projects

Club Meeting Info
  • Day/Time: No Regular Meetings
  • Location: No Regular Meetings

CCC Art Student Cheltzy showing her work in ceramics

Clatsop CC Ceramics Club (CCCCC) brings together students who love working with clay. We host artist presentations, workshops, and student shows, and organize a yearly fundraiser to to purchase equipment for the ceramics program.

For more information or to join Ceramics Club, contact Brad Menninga at bmenninga@clatsopcc.edu.

Advisor: Brad Menninga

Student Lead: TBD

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Club Information coming soon.

For more information or to join, contact Kama O’Connor at koconnor@clatsopcc.edu

Advisor: Kama O’Connor

Student Lead: 

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Club Information: To learn more about Game Development Club contact Tom Ank at tank@clatsopcc.edu

Advisor: Tom Ank

Student Lead: TBD

Club Meeting Info
  • Day/Time: Friday’s from 11:30 a.m. -12 p.m.
  • Location: Student Services Building

The Multicultural Student Union is a welcoming space where students from all backgrounds come together to share experiences, uplift diverse voices, and build a more inclusive school community. Through cultural events, leadership opportunities, and collaborative projects, MSU empowers students to explore identity, champion equity, and create meaningful connections.

Join us to learn, celebrate, and make an impact your voice and culture belong here!

For club information or to join, email Claudia Mendez at cmendez@clatsopcc.edu 

Advisor: Percy and Claudia Mendez

Student Lead: TBD

Multicultural Student Union words

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Crystal and Therese at a table with the designs for the layout of the pollinator garden

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For club information or to join, email Julia Mabry at jmabry@clatsopcc.edu

Advisor: Julia Mabry

Student Lead: TBD

 

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Club Information coming soon.

For more information or to join, contact Devon Weaver at dweaver@clatsopcc.edu.

Advisor: Devon Weaver

Student Lead: TBD

 
Club Meeting Info
  • Day/Time: Second Thursday of the Month @ 4 p.m.
  • Location: Towler 306
Students being inducted into the PTK honor society with the lighting of candles
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for students at two-year colleges. Its purpose is to recognize and encourage academic achievement while providing members with opportunities for personal growth. Benefits include access to scholarships and other exclusive opportunities, leadership development programs, and career and transfer support to four-year universities. The pillars of PTK are Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Fellowship. To join, at least 12 credits must have been completed with a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher. A cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 needs to be maintained to remain a member in good standing.
For more information to join, contact Celeste Petersen at cpetersen@clatsopcc.edu.

 

Advisor: Celeste Petersen & Deac Guidi

Student Lead: TBD

Club Meeting Info coming soon
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Club Information short. For more information or to join, contact Pat Keefe at pkeefe@clatsopcc.edu

Advisor: Pat Keefe

Student Lead: TBD

If you have a special interest, you are invited to form a club and seek Associated Student Government (ASG) approval as a recognized student organization.

Clubs must fill out a renewal form at the start of each academic year to continue as a recognized student organization. New clubs being established are required to fill out the Club Development Application and send a club representative to an ASG meeting to propose the new club.