Joining 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.
Advisor: Matthew Keaney Matthew.Keaney@ctstate.edu
Flourish; A Pride Club strives to strengthen and sustain a welcoming and inclusive community for all CT State Northwestern students and provide resources on LGBTQ+ community.
Advisors: Bilal Tajildeen, bilal.tajildeen@ctstate.edu
Hillary McCarty, hillary.mccarty@ctstate.edu
James Patterson, James.Patterson@ctstate.edu
The mission of the Fresh Ink Literary Magazine Club is to publish student art, poetry and short fiction in a literary journal sponsored by the Student Government Association and Naugatuck Valley's LABSS division. Every year, awards are given to the top students in each category, along with a banquet to recognize the students.
Advisor: Jeannie Evans-Boniecki, jean.evansboniecki@ctstate.edu
The Future Educations Club acquaints education majors with the other students in the field and gives education majors the opportunity to extend their classroom knowledge to their field of study. The club is also an opportunity to further the understanding of preschool through grade 12 education beyond the boundaries of the classroom and offer an opportunity for social involvement among students and faculty.
Advisor: Joyce Voisine, joyce.voisine@ctstate.edu
The Gaming Club is a coalition of gaming enthusiasts on the Tunxis campus who wish to provide a fun and safe environment for students to pursue all interests in gaming as an extracurricular activity. The Gaming Club consists of all varieties of games, such as video games, card games, board games and even role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons. Through gaming, we instill camaraderie and unity in students and provide a forum for discussion and debate related to all aspects of the gaming community.
Advisor: Steve Mead, steve.mead@ctstate.edu
The Gaming Club seeks to bring individuals together to explore hobbies and interests related to board games, video games, and role-playing games. Our goal is to create an inclusive, diverse, and safe space for those looking to find commonality in the hobbies they love and in what can sometimes be an alienating experience outside of college/university spaces.
Advisor: Stephen Kittredge, stephen.kittredge@ctstate.edu
The purpose of this club is to provide a fun and comfortable environment for gamers and nerds as well as anime and manga fanatics. Members strive to create a community that is based on a mutual passion for these activities. Our goal is to raise money to attend conventions and host gaming tournaments and similar affairs.
Club Email: MA-Gaming_Club@ctstate.edu
Advisor: Mike Pence, michael.pence@ctstate.edu
The Garden Club stimulates the knowledge and love of gardening among members. Students meet to discuss gardening, plant seeds, and care for the community garden on campus. Produce is donated to the campus Pantry and Wellness Center.
Microsoft Teams Link: https://tinyurl.com/5768xfjn
Advisor: Michael Demers, michael.demers@ctstate.edu
Advisor: William Stewart William.stewart@ctstate.edu
The Gathering Hoop Club aids and assists students enrolled in classes at CT State Quinebaug Valley by organizing and directing events with the ultimate goal of giving back to the community and raising funds for local students in new and inventive ways.
Campus Location: Danielson
Advisor: Dr. Brian. Kaufman, brian.kaufman@ctstate.edu
The GI Guardians Club assists veterans and armed service members of the Qunibaug Valley campus community. The club also supports the needs of the Veterans OASIS. Campus Location: Danielson
Advisor: Joel Niemann, joel.niemann@ctstate.edu
The Grand Risers Club focuses on mental wellness through journaling, meditation, yoga and conversation. All are welcome to join.
Advisor: Tessa Slesinski, tessa.slesinski@ctstate.edu
HEART stands for Helping, Educating, Advocating, Reaching, and Transforming—the five core values that guide the club's mission. Members work together to promote children, families, and individuals in our community, build connections with local organizations, and grow personally and professionally. Why HEART? Everything begins with heart: the empathy to care, the courage to advocate, and the passion to make a difference.
Advisor: Marie-Ange Nicolas, marieange.nicolas@ctstate.edu