Clubs and Organizations
Join A Club
All clubs are open to all currently enrolled WWCC students. You do not need to be in a specific program or student population to join any club.
Student clubs are open to all WWCC students regardless of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, ability, major, class, marital or family status, military or veteran status, citizenship, creed, national origin, language, or disability.
Can’t find a club you want to join? Start your own! Reach out to Student Life — Vince Ruzicka, vince.ruzicka@wwcc.edu, Office 258, Main Building.
There are lots of reasons why you should join a club. Being a member or an officer of a club can contribute to your personal development, professional growth, and network opportunities. By joining a club you will do many things, including:
- Learn how to work in a team
- Expand your experiences for your resume or college application
- Learn how to engage with diverse groups of people
- Make new friends and connections
- Network at college, state, and national levels
- Get opportunities to apply knowledge gained in class
- Relieve stress and have fun
- Explore different areas of interests
Student Clubs are chartered through the Student Club Council. Funding for student clubs comes from the Services and Activities Fee.
The benefits of having a club are:
- sense of community
- safe space to share and promote your interests with like-minded people
- funding opportunities for activities
- use of the WWCC name and logo
- ability to fund-raise on campus
- plan campus activities with support from Student Life
- free use of campus rooms
For more information on clubs at WWCC, contact the Student Club Council Chair.