ACTIVE CLUB DIRECTORY
JOIN A CLUB! Clubs are student-led organizations that are supported by the SRJC. Join a club to meet other students who share your interests, build lasting friendships, and do whatever your club wants to do -have fun! Clubs can be great opportunities to come together with others to materialize your values, and contributing to your community. To join a club all you have to is show up or reach out! Check out the clubs from the list below for meeting times and contact information.
Don't see the kind of club you're looking for? β START YOUR OWN CLUB!β
NOTES: Clubs must submit paperwork each semester to remain active. Clubs activated in spring semester remain active in the summer session.
RETURNING CLUB β¨GRACE PERIODβ¨: Club information may be inaccurate for the first 3 weeks of a semester to allow students time to complete paperwork. Please feel free to reach out to the club's listed contacts -your membership will help their activation!
CONTACT: For more information contact the Coordinator, Student Engagement - Joshua Pinaula at jpinaula@santarosa.edu | +1-707-522-2602
CLUB KEY:
π΅ = SANTA ROSA CLUB; π΄ = PETALUMA CLUB; π’ = PSTC CLUB; π£ = ROSELAND CLUB; π = SHONE FARM CLUB; β€· = SUB-CLUB
π‘ = STRONG TIE TO EXTERNAL ORGANIZATION | NOTE: Joining a college club is separate from joining an external organization. All students are welcome to join a college club [POLICY 8.5.2]. External organizations determine their own membership, eligibility requirements, and membership benefits.
CLUBS
π΅ American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES)
π΅ American Sign Language (ASL) Club
π΅ AAAA - Furries at SRJC
π΅ Architecture Club
π΅ Art Club
π΅ Asian Pacific American Student Success (APASS)
π΅ Asian Pacific Women in STEM (APWIS)
π΅ Aviation Club
π΄ Baha'i Club
π΅ Biology Club
π΅ Business & Economics Club
π΅ Car Club
π΅ Chemistry Club
π΅ Comedy Club
π΅ Computer Science (CS) Club
π΅ Creative Club
π΅ ESL Moves
π΅ Espejo de mi Alma "Mirror of my Soul"
π΄ Fashion Club
π΅ Feminists for Female Liberation
π΅ Film Club
π΅ Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
π΅ History Students Association
π΅ International Club
π΅ Inter-Tribal Student Union (ITSU)
π΅ InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) π‘
π΅ Japanese Association
π΅ Line Dancing Club
π΅ Mariachi Bear Cubs
π΅ Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o/x De AztlΓ‘n (MECHA) de SRJC
π΅ Nutrition Club
π΅ Oaks Connection Club
π΅ Outdoors Club
π΅ Philosophy Club
π΅ Physics Club
π΅ Political Science Club
π΄ Puente Club
π΅ Puente Club
π΄ Queer Student Union
π΅ Record Label Club
π΅ Rotaract Club π‘
π΅ Second Chance Club
π΅ Sonoma Mahjong Club
π΅ SRJC Baja SAE Racing
π΅ SRJC Cheer Club
π΅ SRJC Esports Club
π΅ SRJC Forensics Speech, Debate, & Performance Team
π΅ SRJC Golf Club
π΅ SRJC Judo Club
π΅ SRJC Men's Volleyball Club
π΅ SRJC Pickleball
π΅ SRJC Ping Pong
π΅ SRJC Production Club
π΅ Student Ambassadors Club
π΅ Student Homelessness Advocates
π΅ Students for Recovery
π΅ Techs In Action
π΅ The Engineering Club (TEC)
β€· Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
π΅ Transit Action Club
π΅ Vitae Lampada "Torch of Life"
π΅ West Coast Swing Club
π΅ West African Dance Club
π΅ Yarn Club
π΅ Young Democratic Socialists of America Club
π΅ Ξ¦ΞΞ Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society π‘
π΅ Ξ¨B Psi Beta - National Honors Society in Psychology π‘
π΄ Ξ£AΞ Sigma Alpha Pi - National Society Of Leadership & Success (NSLS), Petaluma Chapter π‘
AD-HOC CLUBS
CLUB INFORMATION
START A CLUB
Starting a club is as easy as 1-2-3. All clubs are required to fill out the Club Activation Form each semester to remain current and active.
Learn more about how to start a club here
CLUB FUNDING
One of the benefits of being an active club is the ability to request funds from the ICC Trust. These funds can then be used to support club activities such as field trips.
Learn more about requesting funds for your club here
GUIDES & RESOURCES
A one-stop-shop for any need you might have for your club π If you don't see something, just let us know and we can add it.
Go here for guides and resources
INTER-CLUB COUNCIL (ICC)
It's the one council to rule them all (does not include Petaluma clubs)! The Inter-Club Council includes one member from each club, usually the President, where they discuss and decide club business, approve grants for clubs, and collaborate to exchange ideas to improve their club's operations.
Learn more about the Inter-Club Council here
PETALUMA COUNCIL
The Petaluma Council is the central spot for all activities on the Petaluma Campus. The Petaluma Council is comprised of a mix of Student Government Assembly (SGA) members and club leaders from every activated club.
Learn more about the Petaluma Council here
CLUB ADVISING
Being a club advisor is a great opportunity for SRJC faculty and staff to help strengthen communities and support students in doing what they love.
Learn more about advising student clubs here