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students play cards together around a tableJoining a club on your campus can be a great way to get involved during your time as a student. You'll be able to develop your interests outside of the classroom, meet new friends and maybe even learn something new! 

Search for clubs by campus or interest below. If you see a club listed on a different campus that you'd like to start on yours, reach out to your Student Activities office to get started. You may also get involved in your campus' student government.

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Organization of Latin American Students (OLAS)

The Organization of Latin American Students (OLAS) promotes awareness of Hispanic/Latino cultures and traditions. We encourage our members to express, celebrate, and learn from one another. Our mission is to foster a sense of unity among all ethnic and inclusive groups by collaborating and participating in various initiatives here at CT State Norwalk and in our surrounding communities.

Advisors: Genesis Mosquera, genesis.mosquera@ctstate.edu
Jennifer Rivera, jennifer.rivera@ctstate.edu

Campus:

Norwalk

Organization of Latin-American Students (OLAS)

OLAS fosters an appreciation of the richness and beauty of the Latino culture through conversation and cultural events. All are welcome to join.

Campus:

Middlesex

Outdoor Adventure Club

The Outdoor Adventure Club promotes healthy living, social interaction, and exercise through fun outdoor excursions such as hiking, rock climbing, ziplining and rafting. It operates on the philosophy of “Challenge by Choice”: club members are encouraged to participate in activities at the level at which they feel comfortable.

Campus:

Northwestern

Outdoor Club

The mission of the Outdoor Club is to give students an opportunity to be active, learn new skills, challenge themselves, make new friends and engage in environmental protection work. No experience or equipment is needed. Year-round activities include hiking, biking, kayaking, snowshoeing and more.

Campus:

Asnuntuck

Outdoors Club

The Outdoors Club is driven to help improve the lives of students through the creation of a community that motivates them to take a break from their lives, get outside, and connect with nature. A club dedicated to promoting interest and an appreciation for outdoor pursuits and nature such as activities like camping, hiking, bird watching, rock climbing, biking, kayaking, skiing, snowboarding, and maple syruping!

Campus:

Manchester

Paralegal Association

The purpose of this organization is to provide a network for interaction between students in the paralegal program and paralegal professionals employed in the field.
Club Email: Paralegal_Club@mcc.commnet.edu 

Campus:

Manchester

Paralegal Club

A club for students pursuing a career in law, providing networking opportunities, career insights and resources for those interested in the paralegal profession.

Campus:

Tunxis

Phi Theta Kappa

All campuses have chapters of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honors Society. See our Honors Societies page for more information about the benefits of membership and to learn about local chapters.

Campus:

Asnuntuck, Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Manchester, Middlesex, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern, Norwalk, Quinebaug Valley, Three Rivers, Tunxis

Philosophy Club

The Philosophy Club is an active forum for ideas on the Tunxis campus, aiming to foster robust philosophical discussions in a lighthearted environment. We engage with a large spectrum of concepts and opinions, encouraging healthy debate and respectful discourse.

Campus:

Tunxis

Photography Club

A group for photography enthusiasts to share tips, techniques, and projects, while learning more about the art of capturing moments through a lens.

Campus:

Tunxis

Photography Club

The Photography Club gives students an opportunity to learn about film photography with others and take beautiful photos. Students meet once a month to discuss topics related to photography and encourage creativity by sharing their work. No camera is needed, and beginners are welcome.

Campus:

Asnuntuck

Physics and Astronomy Club

The purpose of this student club is to enjoy and promote projects involving physics and astronomy.

Campus:

Manchester

Ping Pong Club

The Ping Pong Club promotes playing ping pong to have fun, build friendships and to improve our skills. The club hosts tournaments throughout the academic year.

Campus:

Naugatuck Valley

Poetry Club

Students explore the world of poetry together through the expression of written and verbally performed literature.

Campus:

Northwestern

Poetry Club

The purpose of this organization is to promote the awareness of poetry and spoken word as art forms. Activities include poetry readings and open mic nights.
Club Email: Poetry_Club@mcc.commnet.edu

Campus:

Manchester