Artists @ Work
The purpose of Artist @ Work is to allow visual artists to unleash their freedom of expression and to inspire each other by creating art.
Maintained by: Julia Hohlbein

Basketball Club
The purpose of the Basketball Club is to interest more people in participating in extracurricular activities and expand the basketball community at Seattle Central.
Maintained by: Kafar Gadjiabaev

Black Student Union
The purpose of the Black Student Union is to advocate and motivate African and African American students at Seattle Central to strive for better academic performance.
Maintained by: Julius Manus

Business Club
The purpose of the Business Club is to help students transfer to business school and do business-related projects. The club also plans to help students gain experience in project management and/or taking surveys.

Circle K International – Seattle Central Chapter
Circle K International is the largest collegiate service organization in the world.
With over 500 clubs on college and university campuses in 17 countries, CKI is dedicated to service, leadership and fellowship. We are college students devoted to improving the world we live in through community service, raising money for charities and doing all that we can to assist our campuses and communities through volunteering. We are a non-profit organization funded and supported by Kiwanis.
Maintained by: Eric Bailey

Drama Club
The purpose of the Drama Club is to learn the skill of acting and the group work
on stage.
Maintained by: Lee Yu Chi

Enviro-Action Club
The purpose of the Enviro-Action Club is to organize group efforts and to promote individual efforts to clean up and repair the damage of pollution and invasive species, and to promote sustainable practices on campus and in the larger community
Maintained by: Bolan Meek

Hip Hop Dance Club
The purpose of the Hip Hop Dance Club is to bring people together who like to dance and are interested in learning dance moves and want to practice together.
The club wants to promote fun through dancing!
Maintained by: Vivi Hsu

Indonesian Club
The purpose of the Indonesian Club is to maintain the connection between Indonesian students at Seattle Central and to represent the Indonesian culture on campus.
We also want to help new Indonesian students learn more about the city of Seattle.
Maintained by: Rheza Sudali

International Club
The purpose of Seattle Central International Club is to introduce the international student body to American society and reduce the cultural gap between all students at Seattle Central.
Maintained by: Iskender Suleimanov

Mano-a-Mano
Mano-a-Mano actively encourages and supports higher education opportunities by providing thoughtful mentorship, funds student scholarships, and conducts community outreach activities for the Hispanic/Latino community.
Maintained by: Olivia Blake

MECHA
The purpose of MECHA is to provide Latino/Chicano students and students of Spanish with an organization to celebrate the cultural legacies of the Latino community.
Maintained by: Sarah Howard

Muslim Student Association
The purpose of the Muslim Student Association (MSA) is to bring together Muslim and non-Muslim students to educate about Islam, its culture, current issues and to gradually diminish misunderstanding.
Maintained by: Abdisiyad Adam

Intervarsity
The purpose of Intervarsity is to develop a group of students to be disciples of Jesus Christ in the college context by promoting growing in love for God, God’s word, God’s people of every ethnicity and culture and God’s purpose in the world.
Maintained by: Desiree Johnson

Phi Theta Kappa – Alpha Chi Zeta Chapter
The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa shall be to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence. The Alpha Chi Zeta Chapter implements the projects and programs of Phi Theta Kappa at Seattle Central. Membership eligibility requirements: at least a 3.3 cumulative GPA and 12 accumulated credits at Seattle Central.
Maintained by: Nada Oakley

Pool Club
The purpose of the Pool Club is to let students who are interested in pool
gather and play.
Maintained by: Xaio Xiangtian

Soccer Club
The purpose of the Seattle Central Soccer Club is to facilitate the students' interest of playing soccer and to promote diversity by uniting all races and ethnicities for one passion…soccer!
Maintained by: Hieu Dong

Sparkle! Chinese Club
The purpose of the Sparkle! Chinese Club is to share their diverse culture, have fun and build friendship. The club is trying to build a stronger connection between their community and others.
Maintained by: Jia Yu Li

Students in Service
The purpose of Students in Service is to foster a spirit of community involvement to have a shared experience with those on campus and in the community.
Maintained by: Amy Ames

Swim Club
The purpose of the Seattle Central Swim Club is to provide a place for students to pursue their swimming interests. This outlet is intended to benefit the health of Seattle Central students as well as a place to meet other people with similar interests.
Maintained by: Matt Steele

Tennis Club
The purpose of the Seattle Central Tennis Club is to play tennis for fun – not for serious competition. Long live the Tennis Club!
Maintained by: Eric Bailey

Don't see a club you want to join? Start your own club!
Here are the basics:
1. Brainstorm an idea for a club
2. Pick up a club application in the Student Leadership Office
3. Find seven other buddies
4. Get an advisor
5. Turn in your application and get to work!

A club in Focus: Seattle Central Soccer Club

The Seattle Central Soccer Club was created in the fall of 2005 by a small group of international students who just wanted to play "football" and bring a little of their passion for the game to the United States. Since then, more than 70 players from all over the world have joined them to form the largest club on campus. Nearly every continent is represented with the exception of Australia and Antarctica!

What started as informal games between a few international students has now grown into a large organization which involves both international and domestic students.
The Seattle Central Soccer Club is an amazing opportunity for students to play their favorite game, relax after class, make new friends, and also become involved in a meaningful organization on campus. The club is run by its student members who volunteer their time and skills. Members have many ways to participate including: planning training sessions; reserving fields for practices and games; voting standards of conduct; participating in campus fairs and fundraising events; and many more activities linked to the life of their club and team.

In 2006, a team from the Seattle Central Soccer Club participated in the Greater Seattle Soccer League and "All Nations Cup" for local community colleges and obtained great results; the team finished 1st in the Greater Seattle Soccer League (GSSL) 2A division and won the Edmonds' "all Nations Cup".

Now, the Seattle Central Soccer Club needs your skills! If you've got game and want to be part of this great organization, contact Hieu Dong at mihiestty@gmail.com or just show up at practice: the team usually meets twice a week at the Bobby Morris playfield, located behind the campus bookstore (contact Hieu for days and times).

Go CENTRAL!