Campus Clubs
Campus clubs are a way for students to connect with other students on campus that share similar interests. Clubs are able to use all the resources of the Associated Students, such as campus facilities, Associated Student funding, and much more! Being part of a club is a great way to find a place to belong and have fun on campus.
Nothing here that interests you? Forming your own club is simple! Find out how to make a new club by stopping by the Campus Life Office (J7, next to cafeteria).
Active Clubs
American Medical Student Association
Advisor: Sigismund Pikul, (916) 740-0888
To promote, encourage and provide membership services for physicians-in-training. To seek, develop and provide membership services to the physicians-in-training community. To provide members with up to date accurate information regarding required courses, application processes and transfer agreements for premedical students. To provide informal tutoring and premedical student related coursework assistance. To seek out and provide volunteer opportunities in relevant clinical and healthcare settings. Contact us at: amsa.sc.chapter@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook
American Sign Language
Advisor: Bobbi Long, Advisor (bobbilong@sierracollege.edu)
To promote the use of ASL and bring Deaf Culture events to the Sierra Campus.
American Welding Society
Anthropology
Advisor: Matt Archer, ext. 8033
To assist students gain practical experience and first-hand, research-based knowledge in the field of Anthropology.
Astronomy
Advisor: David Dunn, 660-7912
To increase interest in Astronomy both from students and surrounding community members in the various activities that Sierra College has to offer.
Automotive
Advisor: Alex Wong, Advisor (ext. 7851)
To educate students about the automobile industry, club projects and enrich student’s knowledge.
Badminton
Advisor: Rob Willson, 660-8117
The Badminton Club welcomes all members of the Sierra College community of students and staff to their weekly Open Gym Play Nights. Play is free.
To promote fellowship among Sierra College students who enjoy badminton as a recreation sport.
Botanical Society
Advisor: Patti Kiehl, ext. 3641
To enhance our knowledge and enjoyment of the personal and professional aspects of horticulture.
Business
Advisor: Christy Magnani, 660-7814
The Business Club offers students an opportunity to network and make friends with common intersts, listen to guest speakers from the business community, and experience opportunities for personal growth and career development.
Encourage students to connect and become active members in the surrounding busness community.
Campus Community Club
Advisor: Susie Le O’Brien, 660-7369
To promote awareness of E.O.P.S at Sierra College to the campus community and the community at large. To also encouraging fellowship and scholastic achievement among fellow students.
CHOICES (Connecting Health Options, Individual Choices and Educational Services)
Nevada County Campus
Advisor: Joe Cavanaugh, jcavanaugh@sierracollege.edu
Circle K International
Advisor: Donna Latham, 660-7965
Circle K International (CKI) is the largest collegiate community service, leadership development, and fellowship organization in the world. With more than 11,000 members in 17 nations, CKI is making a positive impact on the world every single day.
Circus Arts
Advisor: Jeff Rochford, 660-3621
To bring together cultural diverse students who wish to share their knowledge of circus arts to others.
Club Play
Advisor: Barry Brown, 660-7820
For community members to participate in the study and celebration of electronic gaming.
Computer – Chapter of ACM
Dance (Roseville Gateway)
Developmental Math
Advisor: Rene Gottwig, ext. 7984
To help students acquire the capabilities necessary for success in mathematics and be aware of the resourcs available at Sierra College if they are struggling in mathematics. To make math more interesting and enjoyable so they can be better prepared for their classes.
Disabled Student Association
Advisor: Scott Bramlett
A club for students with or without disabilities that promotes that students with disabilities are an essential and crucial part of a diverse campus community. The D.S.A. provides a forum for social activities, leadership development, networking, student advocacy, and disability awareness on campus.
Discrete Math
Advisor: Dan Balaguy
To provide a fun, structed, peer to peer teaching environment where the concepts and practices of discrete math are taught.
Economics Society
Advisor: Michael Mace
To provide its members the opportunity to engage in intelligent and informed debate on political topics.
Environmental Concerned Organization of Students (E.C.O.S.)
Advisor: Shawna Martinez
ECOS
To provide environmental advocacy, sustainability and stewardship.
Evidence Bible Club
Advisor: Donna Latham
To bring people together asa collective group to study, discuss and present the Bible and the matters it contains and how it applies to our lives today.
Early Childhood Education
Advisor: Lori Capaul
To involve students at a more in-depth level of understanding concerning issues within the study and field of human development, child development and early childhood education.
Fashion
Advisor: Diana Higashi
To help and further the education of its partipipants. The club will discuss schools that are primarly focused on fashion design and merchandising.
Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance
Advisor: Kathleen Taylor
To bring awareness of what women’s studies is by breaking down the stigmatism. To increase the voice of women’s issues on a global perspective. And to bring in a community of students that support addressing women’s issues and taking action.
French
Advisor: Laurence Lambert
To increase awareness of, and participation in, the French-speaking community – locally as well as around the globe. We achieve this goal through regular meetings and planned events that connect students and faculty with the culture and language of the francophone world. Our philosophy is defined by the “Three Fs” (fun, friendship, and French), and everything we do as a club reflects these values.
German
Advisor: Frau Dobrick
To promote an interest in German culture. To provide a gateway for students to gain exposure to new ideas and different ways of thinking. To have a safe and fin environment to meet with people who share a similar interest in German language and culture.
Grace and Truth
Advisor: George Stubblefield
To teach the Bible to college students through the dissemination of biblical literature, personal and group contact and study of the biblical text.
ILP Algebra
Advisor: Jill Rafael
To provide math tutoring for “math anxious” Sierra College Alegbra students. To support tutoring in the ILP Program and help student understand the need to succeed in mathematics.
International
Advisor: Kristen Kawada Lopez
To strive to grow personally and professionally, address community needs and promote international understanding and service. It is our goal to make our community a better place and we welcome the chance to expand our circle of friends at home and around the world.
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Advisor: Dan Burns
To establish and advance at Sierra College a witnessing community of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Savior and Lord: growing in love for God, God’s Word, God’s people of every ethnicity and culture, and God’s purpose in the world.
Italian
Advisor: Gabriella Notarianni-Burk
To establish a fellowship of students interested in the Italian culture and heritage.
KONY 2012
Jennifer Kattman, ext. 8067
To educate others about one of the world’s worst human rights violators and war criminals, Joseph Kony, and to garner international support for his arrest, the disarmament of the Lord’s Resistance Army (L.R.A.), and the restoration of peace and prosperity in L.R.A.-affected communities in Central Africa.
Latter-Day Saints Student Association
Advisor: Darren Butterfield ext. 3669
To encourage and support members of LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on campus. To encourage members of LDSAA to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. To provide studetns with meaningful service opportunities, social and religious activities that are consistent with LDSSA standards. To promote traditional moral values.
Martial Arts
Aviva Shackell, ext. 7953
To promote the knowledge of various martial arts forms, disciplines, and practices to the students and members of the community through participation and study.
Modern Music Society
Advisor: Greg McLaughlin
To enrich the lives of students, faculty and surrounding community by facilitating a means for the modern music arts to be studies, performed and enjoyed in a professional and accessible form.
Nutrition on a Mission
Advisor: Mithia Mukutmoni
To promote nutrition awareness and healthful eating practices to the Sierra College community.
Philosophy
Advisor: Vernon Martin
To encourage students to join others like them in exploring personal philosophy and working together to spread them into our community.
Phi Theta Kappa
Advisor: Jennifer Kattman
The promotion of scholarship, the development of leadership and service and cultivation of fellowship among qualified students at Sierra College.
Physics and Engineering
Advisor: Phillip Pattengale
To introduce students to the concepts and process of design and fabrication and to foster curiosity in students who may be otherwise intimidated by Physics and/or Engineering.
Political Science
Advisor: Winsome Jackson
To see that Sierra College becomes an environment of students that are politically concerned, by hosting various events such as; forums, debates, guest speakers, and providing information petrtaining to upcoming local, state and federal government elections.
Project Unity
Psychology
Advisor: Robert Lennartz, 660-8087
To provide an enthusiastic and inspirational atmosphere in which all students and /or faculty members can further their knowledge and interest in psychology.
Puente
Advisor: Reyes Ortega
To foster leadership development through the coordination of educational and awareness projects thru mentoring and roundtable discussions.
Rainbow Alliance
Advisor: Johnnie Terry
Supports activism, support groups, social activities and/or tolerance and education.
Robotics
Advisor: Tony Osladil
To promote the study and provide hands-on experience in the field of robotics by designing and building functional robots. Our main focus will be on participating in robot competitions and educating our members in all of the underlying technologies.
Rotaract
Advisor: Andrea Neptune, ext. 8019
To work under the tutelage of the Roseville, California chapter of Rotary International through three types of activities in varying degrees: professional development, leadership development and service projects.
Rugby
Advisor: Michael Taylor, M.D.
Wolverine Rugby
To promote physical fitness, teamwork and leadership skills. To place as much emphasis on sportsmanship as winning.
Science
Advisor: Kim Stephens
Science Club.
To promote a deeper interest in the various fields of science.
SC You
Secular Student Alliance
Advisor: Rebecca Quinn
Establish a home for atheists, humanists, skeptics and other freethinking students at Sierra College.
Sierra Independent Press
Advisor: Kent Pollock
To provide readers with truth and logic, to provide intelligent views on current evetns, and to welcome the opinions, writings and involvement of all students and members of the community. Publishes Sierra Independent News, student newspaper.
Sierra International Life
Advisor: Ted Saur
To assist and support international and ESL students who are living in a new culture. The club also facilitates TalkTimes and activities where multicultural students have the opportunities to interact with other students, make the most of their academic years in the USA, and have opportunities to work in a group and practice leadership.
Sierra métal d’ Art
Advisor: James DeVore
To promote the growth and awareness of the Sierra College Metal Art programs of the Art Department and to highlight the artworks and achievements of its stduents.
Sierra Outdoor Recreational Club
Advisor: Richard Valdez
Promotes awareness, education and participation with the natural environment in group settings. It focuses on outdoor activities and physical activity as a means to enhance student participation, leadership and education.
Sociology
Advisor: Megan Seely
To spread social awareness and create a dialogue about society and its issues.
Spanish
Advisor: Christine Sabin ext. 8040
To celebrate the linguistic and cultural contributions of the Spanish-speaking community.
Stand Up
Advisor: Gena Estep
To provide a forum of discussion, events and guidance for students interested in social/political action with different issues today.
Student Nurses Association (Roseville Gateway)
Advisor: Sabina Pokorney
To collaborate as future and existing registered nurses, to convey standards, ethics, and skills needed as responsible, accountable and committed leaders and members of the profession. Service: serve communities local & abroad. Collaboration: collaborate educationally & professionally, as classmates, with faculty, and as nurses with various organizations within our communities. Leadership: develop leaders in nursing ethically, socially, educationally and politically.
Students Taking on Poverty
Advisor: Jason File
To advocate and promote awareness of poverty and its effect on society. To be a resource for students interested n volunteering/service projects, advocacy and awareness events globally, nationally and in our state and local communities.
SUMO-Batsu
Advisor: Barry Brown
To build and program autonomous robots to complete in a sumo style competitions. Members will learn techniques including but not limited to: soldering, testing, assembling, repairing and programming.
Veteran Student Alliance
Advisor: Michelle Johnson
Veteran Student Alliance
Veterans support and resources.
World Impact
Advisor: Mark Kwoka, 660-7462
To involve students in an in-depth level of understanding of and promote awareness of childhood slavery and marriage throughout the world providing prevention solutions through means of education, nutrition and advocacy. The Club’s 2011-2012 efforts are focused on raising money to finish building a school in Tanzania where young Maasai girls age 8-10 years old will be educated instead of being auctioned off for cattle to become a child “bride.”
Young Americans for Liberty
Advisor: Michael Mace
To train, educate, and mobilize youth activists committed to “winning on principal”. Our goal is to cast the leaders of tomorrow and reclaim the policies, candidates and direction of our government.
To access an extension you may dial:
- Rocklin Campus: (916) 624-3333
- Nevada County Campus: (530) 274-5300
If you have additional questions, drop by the Campus Life Office (J-7) or call (916) 660-7380.
All clubs are located at the Rocklin Campus unless noted diferrently.
Contact
- J 7
- 5000 Rocklin Rd.
Rocklin, CA 95677 -
M-Th: 9:00am - 4:00pm
- (916) 660-7380
- (916) 630-4514
Timothy Haenny Campus Life Coordinator
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- J 71
- 5000 Rocklin Rd.
Rocklin, CA 95677
- thaenny@sierracollege.edu
- (916) 660-7380
- (916) 630-4514
Carol Hartzell Admin Sectry Campus Life
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- J 7
- 5000 Rocklin Rd.
Rocklin, CA 95677
- chartzell@sierracollege.edu
- (916) 660-7380
- N5 104
- 250 Sierra College Dr.
Grass Valley, CA 95945
- jgiuliani@sierracollege.edu
- (530) 274-5299
- (530) 274-5295