Clubs & Organizations

Pick a club, any club!

Check out the Clubs & Organizations list below for Scottsdale Community College's more than 20 student clubs and organizations, along with a description, the advisor's name and contact information. Contact the club advisor if you're interested in getting involved.

If you don't see one that fits your interests, stop by our office in the Student Center so we can help you get one started! The Club Application for Establishment / Reactivation form and other documents will be required.

General

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Groups and clubs are not restricted to participants on any protected basis, including sex or gender. All individuals are encouraged to participate.

Inactive Clubs and Prospective Clubs

These clubs need your help to bring them back to SCC!

The Asian/Pacific Islanders Club at SCC is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students. Our mission is to promote cultural awareness, advocate for the needs and interests of AAPI students, and engage actively with both the campus and the broader community. Through campus-wide events, educational initiatives, and community involvement, we strive to celebrate the rich diversity of AAPI cultures, enhance the visibility of AAPI issues, and provide a supportive environment where every member feels valued and empowered.

Contact: sel@scottsdalecc.edu

The Scottsdale Community College (SCC) Black Student Union will represent the philosophy, mission, and goals of Scottsdale Community College, respectfully representing SCC in our words and actions. We intend to educate the SCC community on the culture of African Americans and to learn about others in the process of teaching them about us. SCC’s Black Student Union will promote the recognition and involvement of African American students at Scottsdale Community College to create a strong voice on campus and to make an impact on the decisions regarding students of Scottsdale Community College.

Contact: sel@scottsdalecc.edu, (480) 423-6590

We invite you to join our Muslim Student Association (MSA). Whether you are Muslim or just want to learn more about Islam, you are welcome.

Contact: sel@scottsdalecc.edu, (480) 423-6590

This organization will be for students, faculty, and staff to build a community of leaders committed to celebrating neurodiversity and mobilizing for disability justice. This alliance will support students with disabilities, help advocate for their needs, and lead activities to raise disability awareness at Scottsdale Community College and within the community.

Advisor

Corrie Klinefelter
(480) 423-6517
corrie.klinefelter@scottsdalecc.edu

Calling all pre-med, pre-PT, pre-pharm, pre-dental, pre-PA, etc...! The Pre-Allied Health Club is for students who are interested in the pre-health fields such as pre-med, pre-dental, pre-physical therapy, etc., and overall any topics related to health. The idea of the club is to meet with like-minded individuals and professionals in the field so students can work towards their goals of getting into their preferred school of choice while making friends and networking along the way.

Contact: patricia.ashby@scottsdalecc.edu

The purpose of the SCCRC Shall be to foster broad student interest in math and science through robotics and develop soft skills in communication and effective teamwork. This shall include developing expertise in the design/construction/programming/operation of mobile robots and using that expertise to a) complete selected robotic events and b) mentor youth organizations interested in robotics.

Contact: sel@scottsdalecc.edu, (480) 423-6590

To promote, establish, and maintain the spirit and fellowship among veterans and students on this campus.

Contact: sel@scottsdalecc.edu, (480) 423-6590