Clubs and Organizations

Accounting Club
| Email: accounting_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Accounting Club
| About: Connect students with the information, opportunities, peers and industry professionals that will allow them to understand and possibly begin a career in accounting. Throughout the quarter we will periodically host speakers working in different areas of accounting as well as job and career related presentations.

ASEMED
| Email: asemed_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: ASEMED
| About: Welcome to ASEMED, the hub for International STEM students at Edmonds College! ASEMED, inspired by the support and goals of MESA but tailored specifically for our college, stands for Achievement, Science, Engineering and Mathematics at Edmonds College. Our mission is to empower International students pursuing STEM disciplines through a comprehensive support system.
At ASEMED, we offer a wide range of resources aimed at enhancing your academic journey and ensuring your success. Join ASEMED to connect with peers, gain valuable insights, and access resources that will support your educational and professional aspirations. Let’s excel together in the world of STEM!

Badminton Club
| Email: badminton_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Badminton Club
| About: The Badminton Club is a vibrant community dedicated to promoting the sport of badminton among enthusiasts of all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned player looking for competitive matches or a beginner eager to learn, our club provides a welcoming environment for everyone.

Bee Club
| Email: bee_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Bee Club
| About: The Bee Club’s purpose is to care and learn about the beehives located on the campus farm. Create events and education with other bee byproducts.

Breaking Free Club
| Email: breakingfree_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Breaking Free

Bridges International Club
| Email: bridgesinternational_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Bridges International Club
| About: Bridges International is a caring community of Christ-followers committed to serve, promote social connections and engage in spiritual conversations with international students so that students become leaders internationally.

Chess Club
| Email: chess_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Chess Club
| About: A chess club is formed for the purpose of playing the board game of chess. Chess club wants to organize tournament games. Chess challenges your mind, helps you learn with others, develops your analytical skills.

Chinese Student Association
| Email: csa_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Chinese Student Association

Computer Science for Change Club
| Email: csforchange_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Computer Science For Change
| About: One of the main goals of this club would be to bring impact to the community here at Edmonds by creating programs that would help any minority within or outside of Edmonds. An objective would be to create a free educational website for underprivileged children and give them the resources they need to succeed academically; e.g. create free mini math courses for elementary school students and work with non-profit organizations (i.e. SaabShares). 

Computer Science Support Club
| Email: css_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Computer Science Support Club
| About: The Computer Science Support Club’s purpose is to provide a support network for Computer Science students, such as tutoring, peer mentoring, and social interaction.

Construction Management Student Association
| Email: cmsa_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Construction Management Student Association
| About: Social, academic, and industry networking for construction management students.

Debate Club
| Email: Coming Soon
| Website: Debate Club

Drama Club
| Email: drama_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Drama Club
| About: Drama Club focuses on promoting creative expression, improvisational abilities, community, theater productions, theater tech, character analysis, and fun games

Dungeons & Dragons (DND) Club
| Email: dnd_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website:  Dungeons & Dragons Club
| About: The DND Club's purpose is to promote a healthy environment where members will make friends and entertain each other with a fantasy game.

Edmonds College Flyers Club
| Email: ecflyers_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Edmonds College Flyers Club
| About: Come learn about the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), commonly known as a drone, which is an aircraft without any human pilot on board. We also fly drones too! The Drone Club also has social events planned in the community centered around drone education. Come join the fun!

Edmonds College Rocketry Society
| Email: rocketry_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Edmonds College Rocketry Society
| About: The Edmonds College Rocketry Club is a place for people interested in rockets, aeronautics, or who wish to learn about the resources and tools that Edmonds College has to offer students in a fun, and mildly explosive manner. We work within various STEM fields including Aerospace, Robotics, Materials Science, and Electronics. Previous rocketry experience and/or knowledge NOT required.

Edmonds College Table Tennis Club
| Email: tabletennis_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Edmonds College Table Tennis Club
| About: As a club we are here to introduce new players to table tennis and to practice and train each other to be able to compete in school and out of school competitions.

Edmonds Indonesian Club
| Email: indonesian_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Edmonds Indonesian Club
| About: This organization is filled with Edmonds Indonesian students. The purpose of this club is to be a bridge between KJRI and Indonesian Students in Edmonds. We also want to build a community so that Indonesian students do not feel left out.

International Culture Club
| Email: Coming Soon
| Website: International Culture Club
| About: The International Culture Club strives to bring students of different cultural backgrounds together. Our goal is to encourage students to share their traditions and experiences. The club is open to international students but also domestic students who wish to share their experiences．

Japanese Culture Club
| Email: js_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Japanese Culture Club
| About: The purpose of this club is to let the students know about Japanese culture and to create an exchange between students.

Law Association
| Email: law_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Law Association

LGBTQ+ Club
| Email: lgbtq_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: LGBTQ+ Club
| About: Club for students within the LGBTQ+ community.

Men of Color Scholars Club
| Email: mcs_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Men of Scholars Club
| About: We are a club who identifies as Men of color, to gather a sense of community and peer to peer mentorship, that helps with maintaining school retention and increase graduation rates. All are welcome! 

Merchants of Hope
| Email: merchants_of_hope_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Merchants of Hope
| About: We are future and current Addiction, Family Support, Mental Health Tech, and Human Service Professionals. Through Merchants of Hope, we will increase awareness of our programs of study and related resources for ourselves and the EC community; serve our neighbors through volunteerism; gain personal, professional, and educational enrichment by hosting and attending field specific networking and exploration events and activities; and create significant long term relationships within our programs, the school, and the greater region. Hope is our business, and this is where it begins.

Society of Women Engineers
| Email: swe_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Society of Women Engineers
| About: SWE is dedicated to supporting and empowering students in STEM fields. Through workshops, networking opportunities, and community outreach, we strive to focus on creating an environment that encourages growth and innovation in engineering and beyond. Membership in EDC SWE is open to all students, regardless of gender or area of study!

Student Nurses & Pre-Med (SNAP+)
| Email: edc_sno_so@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Student Nurses & Pre-Med (SNAP+)
| About: The club's purpose is to help one another in reviewing applications, requirements, and criteria for schools we are interested in. Review nursing application essays to enhance everyone's chances to get into their desired schools. Learning about what different kinds of nurses do by bringing in guest speakers and alumni in the nursing field. Practicing basic skills for the Washington State test.

Talk Time
| Email: Coming Soon
| Website: Talk Time
| About: ESL conversation, games, dinner, and cultural exchange for Edmonds College international students.

The Robotics
| Email: robotics_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: The Robotics
| About: The Robotics Club’s purpose is to provide a space for members to explore robotics as a hobby. It will accomplish this by promoting challenges for members to complete as well as competing in robotics competitions.

Triton Tech ROV
| Email: tritontechrov_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Triton Tech ROV
| About: We'll be constructing our underwater ROV (remotely operating vehicle) throughout the entire school year to compete at the MATE ROV championship in summer.

Veteran Student Association
| Email: vsa_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Veteran Student Association
| About: Club for students within the Veteran community.

Vientamese Student Association
| Email: vsa.club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Vietnamese Student Association
| About: Vietnamese Student Association Club is a second home for Vietnamese students, helping them raise awareness and appreciation about Vietnamese people and culture. Our purpose is to preserve Vietnamese heritage and support Vietnamese students or help them to be engaged in campus by volunteering and quarterly meeting. We also welcome all people from other countries to join us and get know more about our people, tradition, and culture. Come to join us, then you will find many opportunities to volunteer and make new friends.

Volleyball Club
| Email: volleyball_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Volleyball Club
| About: Play volleyball once a week inside the seaview gym.

Young Life
| Email: younglife_club@student.edmonds.edu
| Website: Young Life
| About: Inviting college students to community, adventure, and significance. Socializing and building a community by meeting, talking, playing games and doing service projects and going to camp together.

Wondering what was available last year? Take a look at the last academic year's chartered student organizations list below. If one catches your attention, feel free to reach out to the Student Organizations Team for further guidance or possible information on the student group, the previous leaders, or advisors.

Don't see a currently chartered student organization you're interested in? Why not start your own? Follow these steps below to get started:

1. Read and review the Student Organizations Checklist to familiarize yourself with the timeline and process to charter. 
   
   
2. Find one more student (a minimum of two students is required to charter)* with similar goals, interests, or social identity to start the student organization, and find a minimum of one advisor.
   
   
3. Fill out the 2024-2025 Yearly Constitution and collect all of the student officers' most current class schedule. You will need these documents to upload when applying to charter.
   
   
4. Fill out a Chartering Application via our Student Organizations Database. Wait for an “Approval” email from the Coordinators Team.
   
   
5. Complete the Student Officer Training by registering for a Student Officer Training via the Student Organizations Database to learn the policies, regulations, and possibilities of being a club/affinity group.

Once you have completed these steps you'll be a chartered student organization. For more information, please refer to the 2024-2025 ASEC Student Organizations Handbook or contact a Student Organizations Coordinator.

*Note: If you do not have a total of two students to charter, please email Eduardo Torres (eduardo.torres@edmonds.edu) to inquire about token placements. 

**Note: New, first-time students and the president must complete the training. If you have returning student officers, please let the Student Organizations Team know as they are exempt.

Chartering Begins: Monday, January 6th, 2025
Student Organizations Fair: Tuesday, January 28th, 2025
Last Day to Get Chartered & Receive Allocation: Friday,  February 21st, 2025
Quarterly Report Due: Friday, March 14th, 2025

Already chartered? Here are the important forms we covered over during the Student Officer Training. If you have any questions regarding these forms, please connect with the Student Organizations Team.

• Planning an event or meeting? Be sure to submit any Room Reservations or Graphics Requests within at least 10 to 14 Business Days.
  
  
• Is there going to be club funded food during the event? Ensure to collect Food Signatures if less than 50 people consumes food and/or drinks during the event.
  
  
• If your organization is planning on doing a fundraiser, be sure to fill out and submit the Fundraiser Form via the Student Organizations Database at least least ten to fourteen (10 to 14) business days before you plan on holding the fundraiser event.
  
  
• Conducting an activity that might pose a risk? Have each participating members sign a Student Release Form and give to your advisor. Contact Eduardo Torres (eduardo.torres@edmonds.edu) to create and distribute the form.
  
  
• Student Organizations are required to submit the Quarterly Report via the Student Organizations Database by the Friday before finals of the current quarter to maintain active chartered status.
  
  
•  Looking for additional funds to help support your student group's activities, events, or program? Fill out the Funding Request Form via the Student Organizations Database in its entirety.
  (Max: $300 over the course of one academic year. Summer through Spring.)