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2009-2010 Seattle Central Community College List of Student Organizations Artistic
C-STYLE (Dance Club): To connect international and domestic students through dancing. College Honors
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. There is a one time application fee of $60. Cultural/Social Committees
Black Student Union: To be actively involved within the Seattle Central Community as well as the city of Seattle so that we may be able to demonstrate leadership among the African/African-American Community. Educate, Enlighten, and promote students of color.
Chinese Club: To let people know more about china and learn more about Chinese culture. To make oversea Chinese more united; to promote intercultural communication; to make Seattle Central Community more diverse.
International Student Union: To unite all international students from SCCC together in order to exchange culture, share ideas and create fun activities which also encourage friendship and the involvement of international students to SCCC. ISU is ready to help all the international students experience best of their college life.
Pinoy Ng Central: To unify and empower the Filipino and Filipino-American community at Seattle Central through education, social events, and activism.
Seattle Central Indonesian Club: To bring Indonesian as one to provide information that is necessary for students’ success, and to serve the community in collaboration with other Indonesian/international/any other clubs.
Triangle Club: To establish a strong GLBTQ presence at SCCC; to provide student body in an effort to educate and support Folks on the wide and varying nature of gender and sexuality issues. We Plan to achieve these on going goals by hosting public speakers, coordinate activities and social events open to all of SCCC.
Urban Union: The mission is build community through experience, expression, and education of all types.
Student Contact: Cassandra Piester
Vietnamese Student Association: To gather Vietnamese students in SCCC and provide an organization for them. Sharing Vietnamese culture, tradition and special events. Connecting Vietnamese students to the other organization, student’s leadership and Seattle Central community. Professional / Academic
Seattle Central Business Association: To connect Seattle Central business students with other business organizations in order to succeed in the future for the field.
Seattle Central Premedical Society: To engage students in a cooperative, student lead, learning environment. To create a supportive community of pre-health students. To plan volunteer opportunities and advise students on their pre-health student careers.
Women In Science & Engineering (W.I.S.E.): To build an ever-growing support network and resource center especially for female students pursuing studies in science, math, engineering, and related fields. Sports / Games
Anyone Can Run Club: To provide a friendly atmosphere for entry to intermediate level runners. We are an organization focused on physical health while incorporating social interaction.
Billiards Club: To develop students’ activity skills out of class, promoting the culture exchange and the ability to cooperate.
Counter-Strike: To unite students who are interested in different types of video games.
Soccer Club: To develop sport activities – soccer – in Seattle Central Community College. Gather many students from varied races together.
Table Tennis: To provide table-tennis trainings for students who are interested and competition for students who would like to compete with others.
Tennis: To encourage all the students in the Seattle Central Community College to come and play tennis. Religious
Chi Alpha: To build a community of students investigating and following the teachings of Jesus that will positively impact the Seattle Central Community at large. Services
International Fellowship Club: To accommodate students in a friendly fellowship, as well as providing the basis onto maximizing our potentials through living the life not only for oneself but others.
Seattle Central Foundation Board's Volunteers Committee (FBV): To help achieve Seattle central Foundation’s mission by eliminating the distance between the Foundation and Students. FBV assists regularly through event-planning activities, fund-raising projects, and participation in Foundation Board’s meetings and events.
Tzu Chi Collegiate Association (Tzu Ching): To introduce “Tzu Chi” to more young adults, encourage students to get involved in volunteer works, and also let students to learn to care for others while developing a noble character and a sound mind. Do You Want to Start Your Own Club?? To get started, follow these steps:
**Note: Seattle Central Student Organizations comply with all federal and state rules and regulations and do not discriminate or limit membership on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, status as a veteran, or any physical, sensory, or mental disability. |