You can become involved in a number of different clubs while you are at Chemeketa. Clubs can be academic, curriculum-related, activity-oriented or based on a specific interest. Club sponsored events include special lunches, dances, displays, trips, fairs and more.

We are currently seeking input for the types of clubs and organizations students are interested in starting at the Yamhill Valley campus. 

The clubs that are currently active at the Yamhill Valley Campus are –

• Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Club
  This club offers a welcoming and supportive safe space for LGBTQ+ people and their allies, discuss LGBTQ issues and plans events related to the LGBTQ+ Topics. 
  
  
• Phi Theta Kappa
  Phi Theta Kappa recognizes and encourages scholarship among two-year college students. PTK also provides opportunity for leadership, service, scholarship and fellowship in an intellectual and community-oriented environment.
  
  
• Spanish Club
  This club's purpose is to immerse students in the Spanish language and culture through conversation and community. Spanish club is open to anyone interested in practicing Spanish-speaking skills. Explore new cultures through conversation, Spanish language movies, fun activities, and delicious snacks. Join us for club meetings and Spanish movie days through-out the term. 

If you don't see a club you'd like to participate in, you can start a new club. You only need three interested students and a staff or faculty advisor. If you have questions about a club, or if you are interested in starting a club, please contact your advisor at the Yamhill Valley Campus or ask at the information desk. 

Active Minds is established for the purpose of increasing Chemeketa students', faculty and staff awareness of issues surrounding mental health.

Club Contact

Curtis Smith

Club Advisor

Eusebio Herrera-Perez, 503.399.5182

Meetings

Every Wednesday from 11:0 - 12:00 PM in BLDG 2, Room 232.

Adventure's Guild Club creates an open, honest, safe, and fun environement to promote the discussion, enjoyment, and playing of tabletop games. 

Club Contact 

Levi Flanery 541.661.5698

Club Advisor 

Jared Short 503.399.8945

Meeting Times

Please contact Levi or Jared for club meeting times

A purpose of the ASL club is to engage in the ASL as a lifelong practice.

Club Contact

Nicholas McCorey

Club Advisor

Erik Reed, 971.239.5830

Meetings

To be determined

The purpose of this organization is to teach discipline in Ballroom Dance. The mission of this organization is to create a positive social environment.

Club Contacts
Joshua Dean

Club Advisors
Donna M. Hurless

Meetings
Fridays, 4:30-7 pm
Salem Bldg. 7, Rm. 113 (Dance Room)

Campus Ambassadors works to develop a community in which students have an opportunity to share, discuss, and deepen their relationship with Jesus. The club attracts a diverse collection of students who are equipped with the enlightenment to serve the community. Students' lives are transformed by the love of Jesus.

Club Contacts 
Justin Walters

Club Advisors
Kenneth Wolfert, 503.399.2312

Meetings
Mondays, 2:30 - 4:30, BLDG 7, Room 106

The purpose of the Ceramics Club is to promote ceramics as a creative expression or profession. Provide a link between the ceramics department, foster communication and education among artists. 

Club Contacts 
Carolann Burke

Club Advisors
Burkhardt Kleiber

Meetings
To be determined. 

The Chemeketa Courier is the student-run weekly newspaper and digital media platform for Chemeketa Community College in Salem, Oregon and the surrounding four-county area.

The content is local in nature, emphasizing events and issues that are central to the life of the students and staff at the community college.

Advisor

Kevin Smith

See the Courier Online

The prupose of the club is to support and develop the CCC Theater community by providing them with opportunities for training, performance and education. 

Club Contact
Katy Broadwater 

Club Advisor
Jay Gipson-King

Meetings

Every Friday from 12:30 - 2:30 PM in BLDG 3, Room 116.

The purpose of Chemeketa Service Leaders is to invite students to participate in service learning, fundraising and/or mentoring events that benefit the community and enhance a student's educational experience.

Club Contacts

Club Advisor

Ashley Hackett, 503.399.2397

Meetings

Every Friday in BLDG 2, Room 172 at 11:30 AM. 

Our mission is is to create a culture of life, love and compassion at Chemeketa by educating our peers on pro-life topics, and actively promoting the right to life for all persons (pre-born and born). 

Club Contacts
Marcos Sanchez

Club Advisors
Shirley Lamkey

Cynthia Vilwock

Nicholas Drapela

Meetings
Every other Friday beginning April 12th from 11:30 - 12:30 PM in BLDG 2, Room 232.

The goal of the club is to provide a space for those interested in playing, learning, or improving at fighting games to meet up and play with others in the community. 

Club Contact

Dom Will

Club Advisor

Richard Rieman, 503.315.4289

Meetings

Thursdays 1-5 pm, Building 2 Lobby

Develop student leaders; provide opportunities for worship, Bible studies, fellowship and fun recreation. "A caring community passionate about connecting people to Jesus Christ".

Club Contacts
Jerry Clark

Club Advisors
Rebecca Salinas-Oliveros, 503.589.7762 
Steve Wolfe, 503.589.7648 

Meetings

Wednesdays, 2:30-4, Building 9, Room 114
Thursdays 8:30-10am, 10:30-11:30am, Building 2 Dinning Halll. 
Thursdays 11:30-1:00pm, Library Building 9, Room 219.  

Chemeketa's DACA and Allies United club offers resources for DACA, DREAM Act and undocumented students and anyone who wishes to support them. Students receive help with new student transition to Chemeketa, sharing scholarship information, transferring to a university and updating students on any new political issues that involve them.

We offer more resources and information for DACA students and their families on our DACA website. 

Club Contacts

Club Advisors 
Yesica Navarro, 503.399.5147

Meetings
To be determined

To advocate for students with disabilities and other individuals of the Chemeketa community.

Club Contacts 
Kim Brusse

Club Advisors
John Neal, 503.999.6719

Meetings
To be determined

The purpose of this club is to bring future educators together to discuss financial aid opportunities, volunteer time, and discuss other current education-related news or issues as a group. 

Club Contact

Hannah Kniffen

Club Advisor

Cecelia Monto, 503.399.5464

Meetings

To be determined

Creating cultural awareness and promote diversity of culture by sharing experiences by teaching others about your culture and language.

Club Contact

Tepin Vorlak

Club Advisor

Teter Kapan, 503.399.5141

Club Meetings

Contact Tepin or Teter for meeting information. 

The mission and purpose of the Japanese Culture Club is to expand understanding and increase cultural information related to Japanese traditions, arts, language and culture to students at Chemeketa. We welcome all students from all cultures. 

Club Contact

Yoshi Enomoto

Club Advisor

Michie Sharpe

Meeting Times

Wednesdays at 3:00 - 4:30 PM in BLDG 2, Room 232. 

Law Enforcement Program Club gathers students to communicate and share resources to strengthen, bond, and promote our program. The club trains students who are interested in an education in Law Enforcement as well as providing them opportunities to share their knowledge in the community.

Club Contact
Bradlee Davis

Club Advisors
Megan Gonzalez, 503.584.7350
Michael Withington, 503.589.7768

Meetings
May 2nd & June 6th at 12:00 PM, Brooks Campus. 

The mission is to inform people about the racial history of chicanos, customs, cultural values, and connect with people of the Latino Community.

Club Contacts

Itzel Ibarra

Club Advisors
Grecia Garcia-Perez, 503.399.5121 

Juan Saldana, 503.589.7660

Meetings
To Be Determined. 

The purpose of the Mock Trial Team is to improve each member's self-confidence, analytical, organizational, and public speaking skills through preparing for and participating in Mock Trial competition. The mission of this Team is to provide Chemeketa students the opportunity to participate in the nation's premier Mock Trial program for undergraduate students.

Club Contact
TBA

Club Advisors
Maria Cruse

The purpose of the music club is to create a space where students interested in music can enjoy recreation music meetings and learn to play musical instruments. 

Club Contact

Jerry Clark

Club Advisor 

Terry Rohse

Meetings

To Be Determined.

Order Of The Stitches invite students to join them weekly as they share and learn the art of yarn work and crotcheting. Come stop by and learn how to crotchet hats, sweaters, scarfs, other items.

Club Contact

Sam Brennan 503.999.6727

Club Advisor

Allison Tobey  503.399.5198

Club Meeting Times

Every Monday from 12:30 - 3:00 PM in BLDG 2, Room 232. 

This club advocates for and connects Pacific Islander students on campus and also brings awareness to the community about who we are.

Club Contact
Terence DeBrum

Club Advisor 
Marilynn Takewo, 503.399.6553

Meetings
Inactive

The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize academic achievement of college students and to provide opportunities for them to grow as scholars and leaders.

Student Contacts

Brynn Tupper

Faculty Advisors

Alexis Butzner, 503.365.4615

Meetings

Mondays & Wednesdays, 12:30-2:30 PM
Salem Bldg. 2, Rm. 232

Pre-Med Club (PMC) provides students an outlet to explore educational and career opportunities in various fields of medicine. In addition, PMC aims at creating a support network for students to come together and share academic and career resources, strengthen peer-to-peer relationships, and improve college life among students interested in pre-med majors.

Club Contact

Edgar Quevedo 503.269.9009

Club Advisor 

Denisse Maciel 503.399.5272

Club Meeting Times 

To Be Determined. 

Our mission is to further knowledge in radio, rocketry and robotics.

Club Contact
Jonathan Ford

Club Advisors
Chuck Sekafetz, 503.399.6524

Meetings
To be determined

The purpose of the club is to help and provide more resources for students in Woodburn.

Club Contact
Graciela Martinez

Club Advisor
Francisca Sandoval-Juarez

Meetings

Wednesday from 4:00pm-5:00pm

The purpose of this organization is to bring together people with a common interest in Star Wars and to help each other develop skills as enthusiasts.

Club Contact
Bryce Olson

Club Advisor
Moses Navarro, 503.399.6515

Meetings
3:00 - 4:30 PM in Building 4 Electric Lounge (first floor). For information regarding dates, please contact Bryce Olson. 

The purpose of SNO is to support student nurses through their educational path and to reach their educational goals as future members of the medical profession. The mission of SNO is to coordinate events and projects that promote student nurse academic success and leadership development.

Club Contacts
Brittany Thackery

Club Advisor
Connie Riecke, 503.399.5266

Meetings
To be determined

The goal of the club is to have a good time both creating and exploring the universe crared by Dungeon Masters 

Club Contact

Daniel Fry

Club Advisor

Jeremy Trabue, 503.399.6053

Meetings

Mondays 4-7 pm
Tuesdays 1-5 pm
Wednesdays 3-7 pm

At Building 2 Lobby

The goal of the club is to support and develop the CCC theatre community by providing opportunities for training, performance and education.

Club Contact

Emma Jensen

Club Advisor

Jay Gipson King, 503.399.5184

Meetings

Every 4th Friday of the Month at 1:00 PM. Building 3, Room 116

Our missions is to educate and include all those in the LGBTQ+ community on LGBTQ+ issues. To also provide a supportive environment for a community that needs it.

Club Contact
Charlie O'Dell

Club Advisors
Cary Ballew-Renfrow, 503.399.2539

Meetings
Thursdays from 2:30-4:30 pm 
Salem Bldg. 2, Rm. 232

Our mission is to gather Veterans and their support people to network regarding Veterans issues and events.

Club Contacts
Ashley Wendel

Club Advisors
Jon Terrazas, 503.589.7702

Meetings
To be determined

Our mission is to enjoy and appreciate the unique art form that is the video game. 

Club Contacts
Matthew Etzel

Club Advisors
Kenneth Wolfert, 503.399.5192

Meetings
Wednesdays 2-4pm, Student Center, Room 179