Culture and Society Clubs

Culture and Society Clubs and Organizations

The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) is a national organization with a long history of supporting Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students in STEM areas.

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The purpose of the APIAC is to reach out to those who want to learn and/or be a part of an organization which promotes racial, political, cultural, and self awareness of the Asian Pacific Islander minorities.

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The purpose of the Black Student Union is to stimulate education by providing an awareness, recognition of and appreciation toward contributions by the Black American culture to the United States of America and to the world.

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Christian Challenge is a club where you …

  • can meet other Christian students who share your similar viewpoints and struggles
  • appreciate better the broad diversity of Catholic, Protestant and Orthodox Christian perspectives
  • understand more about other religions
  • participate in active service with other groups on and off the EMCC campus

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The purpose of the Community Connections Club is to stimulate a strong interest in community service, mutual aid, and issues pertaining to social justice. Members share interests in sociology, community organizing, and supporting EMCC students and the broader community.

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The purposes of the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance of Estrella Mountain Community College will be: To establish a broad constituency to work in pursuit of feminist ideals -- social, political, and economic equality for women and men, girls and boys. To study and take action on national, state, local and campus feminist issues and concerns. To provide leadership and career building opportunities for feminist students. To educate the college/university community about feminist issues. To enhance the feminist community on campus.

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  • Contact Student Life: studentlife@estrellamountain.edu

M.E.CH.A. (Movimento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan) is an organization that promotes and supports higher education for Chicano/Hispano students. M.E.CH.A. also encourages student involvement in cultural and social issues, on and off campus, especially those affecting the Chicano/Hispano community.

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P.R.I.D.E works to create a safe space within the EMCC community for LGBTQIA+ students; it does so through an alliance of LGBTQIA+ and straight students.

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The purpose of the Veteran's Club is to stimulate strong interest in Veteran's Affairs, to provide fellowship among the Veterans and those interested in Veterans Affairs, and to provide social networking as well as support for local Veterans and their families.

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The mission of this club is to promote international awareness by encouraging intercultural exchange and involvement in working together as an international community, recognizing individual potential and maintaining a spirit of friendship and diversity.

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Life is a social awareness club dedicated to promoting more balanced and open-minded perspectives on controversial issues. Our goal is to create independent and open-minded leaders for the 21st century.

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The purpose of the Writing Club is to stimulate a strong interest in writing to provide fellowship among the writing enthusiasts, and to promote original fiction or non-fiction production among the members.

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