Clubs and organizations have been organized by students with common interests and career goals. Clubs offer a great atmosphere for students to meet others, have fun, and gain leadership skills!
CLUB CONGRESS: The purpose of the student club congress is to maintain open and effective communication between the ASOC Executive Council, Director of Student Programs and Leadership Development, the Student Organizers, and all chartered clubs. Club attendance is mandatory. Clubs not in attendance for two consecutive meetings will be considered inactive and may have their charters revoked.
Read your new Club Handbook below!!!!!
2011-2012 Club Handbook
Starting a Club
If you don't see a club that interests you from the directory below, you can start your own club. To charter a club you'll need to complete a Club Charter with six registered O.C. students that want to join, and a staff or faculty member as your advisor. Once you've filled out this form, submit it to Jordan Ferraro, the ASOC V.P. of Student Affairs in BSC 118. The ASOC Executive Council will then review your charter and let you know if your club has been approved.
2011-2012 CLUB DIRECTORY
If you'd like to get more information or become a member of one of the already chartered clubs on the O.C. campus, just click on their link below or stop by BSC 120/121 for more information.
Armed Forces Club
The purpose of the American Forces Club is to actively support all Olympic College Students, Military Veterans and their families in achieving their career and education goals. The object of Armed Forces Club is to enhance and support the learning experience of all Olympic College Students through campus and community outreach.
Club President: Lawrence Smith
ASL Club (American Sign Language)
To promote the usage of American Sign language and to create and further the awareness of Deaf Culture.
Club President: Pamela Wood
Black Student Union
To be a place for individuals of African and African American decent to share concerns, ideas, solutions in a unified manner. To achieve an equitable academic experience on OC campus; developing a culturally diverse forum of voices and participants.
Club President: Tina Marie Roberts
Campus Crusade For Christ
A place for Christian growth for all students wanting to learn more about bible topics such as creation, bible, end times, and many more. Club includes a guest pastor from the local area for the purpose of spiritual counseling.
Club President: Mario Gonzales
Engineering Club at Olympic College
To provide practical, hands-on expereince in STEM - (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) related fields whilst benefiting the community and the college at large by providing education and a safe learning environment. Furthermore, we wish to collaborate with any buisness, art and welding majors/clubs to undertake mutually beneficial endeavors.
Club President: Dustin White
Eskrima Club
To share the color and beauty of Philippine culture through Phillipines Martial culture. Educate members on the history of various regions of the Phillipines in terms of certain orders (military and fraternal). Educate members on self defense techniques that have been and are still in use by military and law enforcement.
Club President: Franklin Cabanilla
Future Educators Club
The purpose of this club is to provide future educators with professional oppourtunities prior to entering a four year teacher educator programs to increase basic skills of K-12 students via club participants and to develop professional skills of OC students who are interested in education.
Club Advisor: Mary Sanford
GSA (Gay Straight Alliance)
Raise awareness toward LGBTQ issues, advocates a safe learning environment for every student. Raise awareness toward similarities between people not differences
Club President: Erik Gray
GEMS (Girls Exploring Math & Science)
To support the GEMS career conference held at OC campus an outreach to school-aged girls in the community, encouraging pursuit of math & science-related careers.
Club President: Trang Patrick
"Hello World" IT Club
Technology, the final frontier. This is the manifest of the OC IT club. Ou continuing mission: To explore strange new theories. To seek out new technologies, new developments. To boldly go where no IT professional has gone before.
Club President:Brad Sommer
International Student Club
Our club is open to all interested students at OC. We promote understanding and appreciation of different cultures by bringing together students from many countries. We plan and organize cultural and educational activites: picnics, field trips, potluck, etc. for OC and International Students.
Club Advisor: Krystal Handy
Kitsap Admirals
To provide oppourtunities to O.C. students who are interested in sports buisness including arts (both web media & traditional) medicine. Non-profit work P.R. and much more.
Club President: Erica Robinson
MESA
The MESA student club is to help us reach our educational goals, and to enrich and encourage others in mathmatics, engineering and science.
Club President: Diana Biedenbach
O.C. ADN 1st Year
Raise funds and organize ADN pinning ceremony 2013.
Club President: Brittany Mitchell
O.C. ADN 2nd Year
Raise funds and organize ADN pinning ceremony 2012.
Club President: Brittany Mitchell
Olympic College Clay Club
The purpose of the Clay Club is to expand the experience and artistic opportunities of the O.C. Ceramics students, Olympic College community and alumni, and clay lovers for the surrounding area to generate income for club activities; and increase visibility of the college program.
Club President: Karen Mittet
Olympic College Dance
The purpose of the club is to dance for fun as a group to practice and grow as dancers.
Club President: Cory Vo Bui
Olympic College Environmental Outreach
To inform, teach and foster environmental awareness through active participation in events to clean and protect the environment and secure it for the future.
Club President: Erik Gray
O.C. Flag Football
To finally bring football to OC in a friendly and safe environment.
Club President: William Bridle
Olympic College Mixed Martial Arts (OC MMA)
The purpose of the clubs is to display and practice martial arts concepts for mixed martial arts competition.
Club Advisor: Mike MacKenzie
OC Sound
The purpose of OC Sound is to provide an environment were OC Students can learn about radio and have a place to create quality radio entertainment. Students who are interested in voice over, voice acting, or any facet of radio will have a place to create and design.
Club President: Anthony Zendejas IV
Olympic College Weld Club
To provide time and materials for club members to build projects that generate revenue to buy more materials for various projects that give members practical experience in welding and manufacturing. Also provide congratulatory BBQ for graduating students. Complete various fundraising events to continue generating revenue for Weld Club events.
Club President: Vaughn Everitt
Parkour
To raise awareness and practice Parkour. Developing spatial awareness physical wellbeing. Also through training to enhance self-confidence and critial-thinking skills that allow one to overcome everyday physical and mental obstacles.
Club President: Kenneth Seacrist
Photo Club
To learn photographic techniques and practice techniques together. Members will participate in an annual photography show.
Club President: Monica Holsinger
Polynesian Culture Club (formerly Hui Heihei Wa'a Canoe Club)
To perpetuate the Polynesian culture and to involve students in cultural heritage.
Club President: Kaimana Lutey
Power Lifting
To motivate students accepting a healthy lifestyle and engage in power lifting competition.
Club President: Nelson Rivera
Role-Playing Game Club - Bremerton & Shelton
Get together and play table top role playing games like Dungeons & Dragons, World of Darkness, and others. In this way we can help to bring out the creative nature and build upon existing social skills
Club President: Alisa Glandon for Bremerton Campus and Shelton Campus
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Bringing manufacturing knowledge and oppourtunities to students of the greater Olympic College community.
Club President: Robert Mathisrud
Star Wars / Star Trek Club
To promote Sci-Fi based information for O.C. for lovers of science fiction to come together and enjoy movies like Star Wars, Star Trek, Babylon 5, V (NBC&ABC) series, Terminator, Dune, Planet of the Apes, Stargate, etc. Facebook sites are page name is Kitsap Sci-Fi Club group is http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/kitsapscifi/
Club President: Dawn Belles
Students Politically Empowered by Acting with Knowledge (S.P.E.A.K.)
Our purpose is to provide an open and civil venue in which various political and social issues may be studied and discussed. we also hope to serve as a means through which ideas to address those issues may be developed and implemented.
Club Advisor: Jodie Collins
Track and Field / Cross Country Club
To improve the well being and physical fitness of the ASOC through track and field/cross country exercises. Also to further knowledge and discipline of the sport.
Club President: Travis Thomas
Ultimate Frisbee
The purpose of this club is to actively allow the whole of OC to engage in the recreational and fun sport of Ultimate Frisbee in a safe manner. With this club we hope to improve relationships, comradery and expose more individuals to this ultimate sport.
Club President: Thomas Potter
Video Club
To create short film projects using professional equipment. Students will write, produce and deliver original content.
Club Advisor: Christina Brown
Wrestling Club
To promote physical fitness and health through collegiate wrestling by providing learning oppourtunities by personal growth. Wrestlers are opened to all O.C. students that desire skills, abilites, discipline and conditioning for the sport itself.
Club President: Jessmarc Banaga
Freedom of Association & Organization
WAC 132C-120-020 Freedom of Association & Organization
Students bring to the College a variety of interests previously acquired and develop new interests as members of the college community. They are free to organize and join associations to promote any legal purpose or common interest.
Student organizations must be granted a charter by the College student government before they may be officially recognized. Prior to becoming chartered, a student organization must submit to the student government a statement of purpose, criteria for membership, a statement of operating rules or procedures, the name of a faculty member who has agreed to serve as advisor, and otherwise meet all student government requirements for charter. All student organizations must also submit to the student government a list of officers and renew a granted charter as required. In order to qualify for issuance of a charter, membership in a student organization must be open to all students. Affiliation with a non-college organization shall not be grounds for denial of charter provided that other conditions for charter issuance have been met. The charter of a student organization may be withdrawn by the student government for nonconformity to provisions of its charter, the Student Conduct Code, or student government requirements.
Last updated on 4/10/12
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