Clubs & Organizations
You can become involved in a wide variety of clubs while you are at Chemeketa. Clubs tend to be interest-based and can be academic, curriculum-related, activity-oriented, or special interest. Club-sponsored events include special lunches, dances, displays, trips, and arts and crafts fairs.
The Campus Clubs Resource Manual provides information on how to start or reactivate a club as well as checklists, policies, and forms for daily club operations.
Academic
- Phi Theta Kappa
To recognize and encourage scholarship among community/junior college students.Activity Related
- Community Service Club
Ever wanted to make a difference in your community but didn't know where to start?- DanceAbility Ensemble
To offer a place for people with disabilities to express themselves through movement, and an opportunity to share this experience through performance.- Hip Hop Dance Club
For students, staff, and community members to get the chance to learn and express themselves through hip hop dancing.- McMinnville Activity Club
To bring together students on the McMinnville campus.Special Interest
- Campus Ambassadors
To prayerfully help students grow in the knowledge and love of God, guided by the authority of scripture.- Campus Crusade for Christ
To share Bible studies and fellowship activities.- Campus Crusade for Christ - Destino
To share Bible studies and fellowship activities (in Spanish)- Ceramics Club
To promote ceramics as a creative expression or profession.- First Nations
To bring together anyone interested in Native American culture.- Juntos
To bring together Hispanic and Spanish speaking students and those interested in Hispanic culture..- Life Directions
Peers inspiring peers through motivating others toward maturity.- L.U.S. Latinos Unidos Siempre
To promote leadership development and opportunities for CCC students; to give back to the community through service; to break down stereotypes..- Pacific Islander
To gather together Pacific Islanders and anyone interested in the culture.- Student Woodburn Association
To bring Woodburn campus students and the community together and seek cultural awareness.Curriculum
- CCICC (Chemeketa Chapter of the International Code Council)
To further the education of building inspections.- Fire Protection
To promote and educate about fire protection.- Forestry
To promote awareness of forestry.- Geography
To promote awareness of geography and to provide opportunities to explore the geography of the region.- Hosa-Allied Health (Health Occupation Students of America)
To bring together students interested in the health occupations field.- ISA (Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society)
To promote interest in electronics.- SNO (Student Nurse Organization)
To be a professional and financial resource to student nurses.
For additional information about Chemeketa's clubs, contact the Student Retention & College Life Office, Building 2, located in the Student Center, phone 503.399.5117.
Updated October 2009, by Student Retention & College LIfe


