Clubs offer students a valuable opportunity to connect with others who share similar interests and passions. Whether you’re into academics, culture, arts, or social causes, there’s likely a club for you, or you can start your own club!
Benefits of Joining a Club
Supported by the Associated Students, clubs enjoy access to campus facilities, funding opportunities, and a wide range of resources to help them thrive. From hosting events and workshops to participating in community service or just hanging out with friends, clubs play a vibrant role in student life.
Joining a club is more than just an extracurricular activity, it’s a chance to build community, develop leadership skills, explore new experiences, and make lasting memories both on and off campus.
The purpose of this club is to be inspired by art and make art to inspire others. The Art Club is a place for anyone with an interest or passion for art to connect, network, and socialize with others to share ideas relating to the art world. The Art Club will meet weekly and talk about an art topic each week.
The purpose of this club is to be inspired by art and make art to inspire others. The Art Club is a place for anyone with an interest or passion for art to connect, network, and socialize with others to share ideas relating to the art world. The Art Club will meet weekly and talk about an art topic each week.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us on the second Tuesday each month at 4:30pm in Q-145.
Our mission is to foster a sense of community among all students of the African Diaspora at Sierra College and to stimulate their intellectual, political, cultural, and social growth. This club is open to all Sierra College Students.
The NCC Chess Club is a place for the students of NCC to play chess and improve. We have future ambitions of playing in chess tournaments and maybe even hosting our own with intent to form a chess team.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us Mondays at 3pm in the Library/Learning Commons (N6).
The purpose of the Sierra Dance Club is to provide a space for students who are interested in dance to come together and express themselves through the art of dance.
The Environmentally Concerned Organization of Students (ECOS) at Sierra College supports and promotes environmental advocacy, sustainability, stewardship and education. ECOStudents pursue local, state, national, and global issues that affect the environment, directly or indirectly.
ECOS strives to make positive changes happen on campus and in the community. ECOStudents attend conferences, take field trips, handle restoration projects, volunteer with local non-profits, care for a student garden and much more. Each spring semester, ECOStudents organize the Earth Day celebrations on campus.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us on the first and third Wednesdays each month at 3:30pm in the Library (N6-208).
The Environmentally Concerned Organization of Students (ECOS) at Sierra College supports and promotes environmental advocacy, sustainability, stewardship and education. ECOStudents pursue local, state, national, and global issues that affect the environment, directly or indirectly.
ECOS strives to make positive changes happen on campus and in the community. ECOStudents attend conferences, take field trips, handle restoration projects, volunteer with local non-profits, care for a student garden and much more. Each spring semester, ECOStudents organize the Earth Day celebrations on campus. Visit our ECOS website.
The Sierra College Environmentally Concerned Organization of Students (ECOS) Club was founded in 1990 and, along with the Associated Students of Sierra College (ASSC) and the Earth Day Committee, has been integral in the implementation of the Sierra College Earth Day celebration for more than three decades. In November 2023, the Sierra College ECOS Club submitted an open letter requesting that the Sierra Community College District enact a funding policy prohibiting the use of any District dollars for the purchase of single-use plastic water bottles.
The EAS (Empowering Asian Students) Club is a community driven by the mission to uplift the Asian American student population on campus, led by the initiative to cultivate an empowering exchange and sense of cultural identity, pride, education, and preprofessional resources as a collective within the Sierra College campus.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us the first and third Tuesdays each month at 3pm in Q-370.
The purpose and function of this organization is to first and foremost promote fashion education, discussion, and creation throughout Sierra College. The club will meet together to discuss fashion trends and events, learn from industry professionals and speakers, and organize events on campus.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us every other Thursday starting Sept. 25 at 12:30pm in Q-259.
What is Mythopoetics? Mythopoetics is a term, coined by poet Gary Snyder, meaning the strategic use of literature to change the narrative of a culture. In short, changing the world with words. Our club celebrates creative writing and literature, and edits and publishes the Sierra Journal.
Our club promotes and advocates greater awareness and presence of Native Americans at Sierra College. We meet weekly each semester with the goal of exposing members to cultural, educational and social opportunities. We hold the Annual Sierra College Big Time and Indigenous People’s Days Events, participate in community activities, attend conferences and offer educational presentations. Additionally, we invite artists, activists and scholars from the Native American community to speak at our campus.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us on Thursdays at 12:30pm in the Cross Cultural Center (J-8).
The purpose of the Sierra College Physics and Engineering Club (SCPEC) is to introduce students to the concepts and the process of design and fabrication and to foster curiosity in students who may be otherwise intimidated by physics and/or engineering. This can be achieved through:
development and design of simple mechanical devices
increased interactions between club members; other physics and engineering clubs/societies; and our physics and engineering faculty
exposure to various opportunities that the physics and engineering departments offer our students
To create a community for all pre-med students at Sierra College and provide support, resources, and networking opportunities to assist them on their journey to medical school.
The Psychology Club welcomes everyone interested in psychology topics, and it is not required to be a psychology major to be in the club. We do events like panel events, campus cleanup, movie viewing/discussions, quick/fun experiments, and more. We are a chapter of PSI BETA (National Honor Society specifically for psychology majors at community colleges) and our goal is to provide an enthusiastic and inspirational atmosphere in which all students and /or faculty members can further their knowledge and interest in psychology.
To promote club activities and events that are centered around LGBTQ+ activism, support groups, social activities, tolerance and education. We invite LGBTQ+ students and allies to join us.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us on Tuesdays at 12:30 in the Pride Center (J-2).
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.
The Science Learning Club is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment for students passionate about various scientific disciplines. Our club explores a wide range of topics, including genetics, astrobiology, astronomy, physics, and the social sciences. We aim to promote interdisciplinary learning, critical thinking, and meaningful discussions on current scientific developments. Our members are committed to expanding their knowledge and engaging with the broader scientific community.
The Sierra D&D (Dungeons and Dragons Club’s purpose is to bring people together and allow the imagination of its members to be set free in worlds where they can shape it through their actions and interaction with their fellow players/club members.
The purpose of the Start Something Sierra Club is to provide a space for Sierra College students interested in entrepreneurship, innovation, and rapid prototyping to collaborate on hands-on projects. The club aims to foster an environment where students can explore entrepreneurial ideas, develop prototypes, and utilize the tools and labs available on campus. The club also supports student development, leadership, and creative problem-solving through teamwork and experimentation.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us on the first Saturday of the month at 9am in N-4H.
The purpose is to engage all students in networking and collaboration to acquire research, work experience, and internship opportunities. We aim to provide members with opportunities to apply themselves in diverse areas such as campus support, project management, and marketing campaigns, thereby gaining real-time experience that will be valuable for their future careers. In addition to offering hands-on experience, the club will also focus on building new networks by providing support to colleagues and the community. The Student Commerce Networking Club will offer members practical experience in business management, accounting, and project management skills through club operations, events, and related activities. The club also intends to allocate time to charitable causes, further enhancing the value of membership and supporting the broader community and organizational goals. Our outreach will extend beyond traditional business students to include those from various disciplines who seek to develop and apply business and technical skills in their chosen fields, including but not limited to the Arts, Fashion Industries, and Career Technical Education (CTE).
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us the second Thursday each month at 2pm in S-107.
To assist Ukrainian students to create a community with fellow Ukrainians, strengthen bonds with the rest of the student body of Sierra College, and contribute to the local community.
Fall 2025 Meetings
Join us every other Monday starting Sept. 8 at 4pm in J-7A
Advisor: TBA
Sierra College student clubs are open to all currently registered students without discrimination of any kind based on race, color, religion, creed, sex, age, marital status, national origin, mental or physical disability, political belief or affiliation, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, genetic information, and any other class of individuals protected from discrimination under state or federal law in any aspect of the access to, admission, or treatment of students in its programs and activities. Learn more in Sierra College Board Policy (BP) 3410.
Formerly Active Student Clubs
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A2MEND Anthropology and Primatology Enthusiasts (APE) Club Baila Sierra Baila Black Student Union (BSU) Board Game Club Chemistry Club Computer Science Club Cracking the Code CommJam (Communications, Journalism and Media) Club Computer Science Club Dream Club Enactus Club Feminist Action Club Future Business Leaders French Club Glass Slipper Initiative Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Interviews in Tech Club Microbiology Club Multilingual Club Music Club
National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) Club Organic Chemistry Club Persian Culture Corner/Women Life Freedom Philosophy Club Physics and Engineering Club Political Science Club Pre-Dental Society Public Safety Club Sierra International Life Sierra Outdoor Recreation Club (SORC) Social Science Club Student Nurses Association Sustainable Agriculture Club Theatre Club Thrive Campus Ministry United Students of Oceania (USO) Video Games Club Welding Club Women in Tech Yoga Club Zion Bible Study
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