Student clubs are an excellent way to become involved in the college and meet new people!! Being an active member of a student club is a great way to learn leadership and effective communication skills. It is also beneficial to have for job and college applications.

The following clubs are available on campus. If you do not see a club that you are interested in or wish to form your own club please refer to your student handbook or see the ASB advisor, Kimberly Barden, for the process in establishing a new club or organization on campus!!

Associated Student Board...............................................................................................................................Les Courtemanche, 938-5280

Black Student Union.......................................................................................................................................No Advisor
The purpose of the Black Student Union is to promote African American awareness and achievement on the College of the Siskiyous Campus through academics and cultural events. This club is open to all students to share in the richness of our heritage.

Broken Rack Billiards Club...................................................................................................................................Inactive/No Advisor
The club meets in the Residence Halls for billiards. Contact Doug Haugen at 938-5295 for information.

Cheerleading Club...............................................................................................................................................................No Advisor
The club promotes school spirit at athletic and school events. Membership is open to all COS Students. Tryouts of the Cheerleading Squad are done through the Cheerleading Club.

Chess and Strategy Club.....................................................................................................................................Inactive/No Advisor
The club provides the opportunity for students who are interested in chess and strategy games to find new playing partners.

Clay Club...........................................................................................................................................................Sean Kenny, 938-5239
The club is for people interested in coming more involved with ceramic arts.

disAbled Students Alliance.............................................................................................................................Karen Zeigler, 938-5297
The club provides accommodations and techniques to enhance the educational experience and provides information and support to all students regarding disability issues.

Dance Club.......................................................................................................................................................Inactive/No Advisor

House Council.................................................................................................................................................Doug Haugen, 938-5237

Drama Club..........................................................................................................................................................Anna Budd, 938-5349
The club is for students interested in the COS theatre productions and/or classes. Members participate in fundraisers by selling refreshments, painting faces, and other activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in acting competitions and workshops.

Gay and Lesbian Alliance......................................................................................................................................Inactive/No Advisor
The Alliance provides education and support for all members of the COS Community regarding issues of sexual diversity.

International Affairs Organization........................................................................................................... ....Ahmed Ismail, 938-5253
To discuss and debate current international economic, political, technological, and environmental topics in order to develop a broader knowledge of world issues as well as outline possible solutions.

Intercultural Club...........................................................................................Ahmed Ismail, 938-5253, and Linda Freeman, 938-5324
The intercultural club welcomes all cultures to learn about our richly diverse student body at College of the Siskiyous. Together we celebrate diversity with house parties, bowling, hiking and several other activities through our bi-weekly meetings.

Intervarsity Christian Club.................................................................................................................................................No Advisor

Latino Student Union..........................................................................................................................................................No Advisor
The purpose of the Latino Student Union is to advance Latino and Latino American awareness at College of the Siskiyous and to encourage a positive image of all Latino students and their culture. Open to all students that would like to get involved in a club that no only promotes cultural awareness, but also helps eligible members and potential members in the community receive scholarships through fundraising.

Music, Vocal Jazz, Community Band Clubs................................................................................................Elaine Schaefer, 938-5315
If you are interested in participating in musical activities at COS, Contact Elaine Schaefer for information.

Native American Alliance...................................................................................................................................................No Advisor
To unite Native American students and friends while teaching, celebrating and learning about the cultures of the indigenous peoples of the United States. Open to all students.

Philosophy Club.............................................................................................Sherry Ackerman, 938-5206, and Dan Kealey, 938-5206

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society......................................................................................................................Heidi English, 938-5275
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is an international honor society for two-year college students. To qualify for membership, students need to achieve and maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.25 in at least 12 units of degree applicable work. Phi Theta Kappa members receive official recognition of their status on their academic transcript and in the graduation program, and have the opportunity to compete for over $35 million in transfer scholarships. Through its honors programs, club meetings, and service project, Phi Theta Kappa provides academically motivated students with fellowship, leadership training, intellectual challenge, and positive involvement with both the COS and extended campuses.

Photography Club...........................................................................................Jim Gilmore, 938-5294, and Dennis Weathers, 938-5248

SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) ............................................................................................................Michael Graves, 938-5536
SIFE is active on more than 1,400 college and university campuses in more than 33 countries. Through a collaborative effort between business and education, SIFE Teams improve the quality of life and the standard of living around the world by teaching the principles of market economics, entrepreneurship, business ethics and personal financial success.

Speech & Forensics Club....................................................................................................................................................No Advisor