Clubs

Club Council meetings are designed to allow clubs to network with other clubs, share ideas and information and plan the quarterly Club Fest. Your attendance at Club Council meetings will provide you with information about Club Fest, fundraising ideas, project proposals and funding subject to affirmative vote of the Council members (quorum), and policies and procedures. The ASB Vice President of Clubs organizes and chairs Club Council meetings.

Are YOU a New or Returning Student?

Well, whether you are looking to meet new friends with similar interests, boost your application, have
some 2D fun, or all of the above – Club Fest is the place for you!
Preview some of EvCC’s amazing clubs to join as there is sure to be something for everyone.

EvCC Japanese Culture Club presents... 怪談 Kaidan: strange stories from Japan!
Join us at the twilight hour and listen to spine-tingling tales from Japan!
•    Free and open to the EvCC community.  
•    Please consider donating to the EvCC Food Pantry initiative
•    To RSVP, please fill out this Google form

Open to all EvCC students, The ASB Senate meets to discuss student issues and concerns at both the college and state level, as well as conduct business which includes the student budget proposals, reports on the college and Senate committee work, and provide feedback to the College Administration.

Come provide input, share concerns, and gain valuable leadership skills, while enhancing your resume, college and scholarship applications. To become an ASB Student Senator, you must meet the minimum requirements & complete the "self-elect" process:

Open to all EvCC students, The ASB Senate meets to discuss student issues and concerns at both the college and state level, as well as conduct business which includes the student budget proposals, reports on the college and Senate committee work, and provide feedback to the College Administration.

Come provide input, share concerns, and gain valuable leadership skills, while enhancing your resume, college and scholarship applications. To become an ASB Student Senator, you must meet the minimum requirements & complete the "self-elect" process:

Open to all EvCC students, The ASB Senate meets to discuss student issues and concerns at both the college and state level, as well as conduct business which includes the student budget proposals, reports on the college and Senate committee work, and provide feedback to the College Administration.

Come provide input, share concerns, and gain valuable leadership skills, while enhancing your resume, college and scholarship applications. To become an ASB Student Senator, you must meet the minimum requirements & complete the "self-elect" process:

Club Council meetings are designed to allow clubs to network with other clubs, share ideas and information and plan the quarterly Club Fest. Your attendance at Club Council meetings will provide you with information about Club Fest, fundraising ideas, project proposals and funding subject to affirmative vote of the Council members (quorum), and policies and procedures. The ASB Vice President of Clubs organizes and chairs Club Council meetings.

Spring Quarter Dates:

Club Council meetings are designed to allow clubs to network with other clubs, share ideas and information and plan the quarterly Club Fest. Your attendance at Club Council meetings will provide you with information about Club Fest, fundraising ideas, project proposals and funding subject to affirmative vote of the Council members (quorum), and policies and procedures. The ASB Vice President of Clubs organizes and chairs Club Council meetings.

Spring Quarter Dates:

Club Council meetings are designed to allow clubs to network with other clubs, share ideas and information and plan the quarterly Club Fest. Your attendance at Club Council meetings will provide you with information about Club Fest, fundraising ideas, project proposals and funding subject to affirmative vote of the Council members (quorum), and policies and procedures. The ASB Vice President of Clubs organizes and chairs Club Council meetings.

Spring Quarter Dates:

Friday, April 23, 2021

Friday, May 7, 2021

Friday, May 21, 2021

Friday, April 9 at 4pm
Join on Zoom
Meeting ID: 893 4210 5360

Ask UW students about tech, internships, networking, interviews, resumes and more at this Computer Science Internship Panel discussion. All students are welcome and those who attend will be ENTERED TO WIN featured book titles: Cracking the Coding, Interview by Gayle Laakmann McDowell, The Coding Wizard by @coderbea or a GIFT CARD of your choice!

Hosted by UW and EvCC’s Society of Women Engineers (SWE).