Student Organizations & Clubs
The research is clear: Getting involved OUTSIDE the classroom results in better performance
INSIDE the classroom.
ARABIC CLUB
Advisors: Dr. Noha Ireiqat, PH 619-644-7521
Noha.Ireiqat@gcccd.edu Meeting Time: Third Tuesday of each month, 3:30-5:00pm, Room 31-107.
Purpose: Introduce the Arabic culture to the Grossmont Community and share its various
educational, social, artistic, linguistic, and cultural manifestations and expressions.
ART CLUB
Meeting Time: Tuesday & Thursday, 2:00-5:00pm, Building 27, Room 207
Purpose: We aim to give further studio time and resources outside of designated classes
for student who do not have otherwise available resources beyond the campus. We have
to expose them to various mediums of art through a number of workshops. Finally to
give back to our community and school.
CALIFORNIA NURSING STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION at GROSSMONT COLLEGE
Meeting Time: 1 Monday per month: 8/26/24, 9/23/24, 10/21/24, 11/18/24, 11:00-12:00pm,
Building 24, Room 201.
Purpose: The mission of the California Nursing Student’s Association leads by example,
creating a statewide community of politically conscious, tech savvy, and socially
aware nursing students. CNSA at GC fosters the transition of the student to the role
of professional nurse through the development of leadership, activism, and advocacy.
CNSA supports scholarship, volunteerism, and mentorship to influence nursing education
and nursing care in California.
CALWORKS CLUB
Meeting Time: TBD | Contact Club Advisor
Purpose: The mission of the CalWORKS Club is bringing awareness of student parents
needs to the campus community as they work toward self-sufficancy by achieving their
education goals.
CARDIOVASCULAR TECHNOLOGY (CVT) CLASS OF 2025 CLUB
Meeting Time: Monday, 10:15am, Building 34
Purpose: The purpose of this organization shall be to unify the CVT class of 2025
to organize fundraisers and product sales for a graduation celebration.
CHINESE CLUB
Meeting Time: TBD | Contact Club Advisor
Purpose: Our purpose is to encourage people to learn Chinese and take an interest
in the culture.
CLAY CLUB
Meeting Time: Wednesday, 1:00pm, Room 27-202
Purpose: The mission of the Clay Club is to cultivate creativity and community through
the art of ceramics, providing supportive space for students of all skill levels to
learn, create, and share their passion for ceramics.
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND CYBERSECURITY ORGANIZATION CLUB
Meeting Time: Mondays, 12:30pm, Building 20, Room 126
Purpose: The mission of the Computer Science and Cyber Security Organization is to
empower students through hands-on learning and collaboration, foster innovation, creative
thinking and tackling any problems our students may face in their careers.
CONSERVATION CLUB
Meeting Time: Fridays, 10:00am -12:00pm, Room 30-112
Purpose: The purpose of the Conservation Club is to take small steps to contribute
to big improvements to the environment and community to foster an environmental justice
ethic and promote nature for all.
ENGINEERING DESIGN CLUB
Meeting Time: Friday, 1:30pm-2:30pm, Room 34-108
Purpose: At the engineering design club our mission is to inspire innovation by offering
students hands-on opportunities to design, build, and tackle real-world challenges.
We focus on fostering teamwork, critical thinking, and technical skills through collaborative
projects, workshops, and competitions. All the while making sure to have fun. Our
goal is to prepare students for successful engineering careers while enjoying the
creative process.
EOPS CLUB
Meeting Time: Fall 2024: 10/10/24, 10/24/24, 11/7/24, 11/14/24, 12/5/24, 12/12/24,
5:00pm - 6:30pm, TBD | Spring 2025 Every second and fourth Thursday, 5:00pm-6:30pm,
TBD
Purpose: Different paths, same destination: The mission of the EOPS CLub is to encourage
all new students to enroll. We want to focus on out reach and volunteering.
GRIFFIN STUDENT PRODUCTIONS CLUB
Meeting Time: Wednesday 1:30- 2:30 | Thursday 12:00-1:00, Room 20-134
Purpose: To inspire student filmmakers and newcomers alike to create films, shows,
or other media and collaborate with various clubs, organizations, and departments
at Grossmont College and beyond.
HACKATHON ORGANIZATION CLUB
Meeting Time: TBD, please contact the club advisor
Purpose: The Hackathon Club at Grossmont empowers students, especially those from
underrepresented backgrounds, to explore technology and develop innovative skills.
We provide a collaborative, supportive space where every voice is valued, aiming to
inspire future tech leaders and break down barriers in STEM. Our mission focuses on
creating sustainable and secure solutions that drive productivity, efficiency, and
responsible growth, fostering health relationships with technology.
HISTORY STUDENTS CLUB
Meeting Time: Thursday, 1:00pm-2:00pm, The Living Room / The Village Building 70
Purpose: Our mission is to create a vibrant and inclusive community where students
engage with the past to better understand the present and shape the future. We are
dedicated in fostering a deep appreciation for historical inquiry and critical thinking;
through community events and discussions.
INTERNATIONAL CLUB
Meeting Time: Tuesday, 3:30pm - 4:30pm, Room 10-106 (the College Conference room)
Purpose: Shall provide a forum for the interaction of American and International students
to promote cultural enhancement of all students through social, cultural and educational
events and activities and to assist new students in adapting to college life on campus
and beyond.
JAPANESE CLUB
Meeting Time: The first and fourth Wednesday of the Month, 1:10pm, Room 60-207
Purpose: Be prepared to learn about Japanese culture in the Grossmont community by
learning about its traditions, festivities, history and much more! Join us in making
an unforgettable club experience.
JAZZ CLUB
Meeting Time: Every Wednesday 2:00-4:00pm / Friday 3:00-5:00pm, Room 26-221
Purpose: To provide a space for students to listen, perform, and learn about Jazz
Music.
JESUS CLUB
Meeting Time: Every Tuesday, 2:00pm, TBD
Purpose: To exist to glorify God through uniting believers, studying the Bible, and
sharing the gospel with others.
LA RAZA CLUB
Meeting Time: Tuesday, 11:30am-1:30pm Griffin Gate
Purpose: To uplift and represent La Raza student experience at Grossmont College honoring
our roots in the pursuit of higher education.
MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION CLUB
Meeting Time: Second Tuesday of each month, 3:30-5:00pm
Purpose: The Muslim Student Association Club is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding
of Islamic values, nurturing students engagement in the study of Islam, and actively
contributing to our community through volunteer initiatives. We aim to inspire a culture
of respect, compassion, and service while promoting the richness and diversity of
Islamic heritage.
PICKLE BALL CLUB
Meeting Time: Tuesday, 1:30-2:30pm, Grossmont Tennis Courts
Purpose: To promote community and exercise / health while enjoying the game of pickle
ball.
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
Meeting Time: Tuesday / Wednesday, 2:00pm, Room 136-128
Purpose: To increase awareness of the discipline of psychology and increase connection
between students.
SCIENCE CLUB
Meeting Time: Fridays, 12:30-1:30pm, Room TBD | Contact Club Advisor
Purpose: We are a club aimed toward the enrichment of student knowledge focused in
STEM based fields! Join our club for the opportunity to engage and explore hands on
projects and gain insights into the dynamic world of science.
S.O.G.I CLUB
Meeting Time: TBD | Contact Club Advisor
Purpose: To celebrate and outreach to our LGBTQIA+ community members.
STUDENT VETERAN ORGANIZATION (SVO) CLUB
Meeting Time: TBD | Contact Club Advisor
Purpose: The primary goal fo the Student Veteran Organization (SVO) is to facilitate
academic success through mentorship of veterans and provide support when needed.
THE SYMPOSIUM CLUB
Meeting Time: Varies | Contact Club Advisor
Purpose: To realize the goals and richness of philosophical inquiry, and to have fun.
WOMEN IN STEM
Advisors: Susan Working, Susan.Working@gcccd.edu & Jenny VandenEynden, Jenny.vandeneynden@gcccd.edu
Meeting Time: TBD | Contact Club Advisors
Purpose: To encourage and foster community amongst women in the field. As a group,
we want to host fundraisers and events that will promote engagement between women-identified
individuals.