Asian & Pacific Islander Club
The Asian and Pacific Islander Club (APIC) is open to all students interested in cultural diversity, global knowledge, and promoting civic engagement at Chandler-Gilbert Community College as well as in the community.
For more information email the club's advisor, Iris Ishikawa, at: iris.ishikawa@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Black Student Union
The Black Student Union is open to all students of African-American descent or students interested in the African-American culture.
For more information email the club's advisor, Mike Greene, at: mike.greene@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
CGCC Comedy Club
The Chandler Gilbert Community College Comedy Club is a student organization designed to provide an opportunity for students who like to perform, practice and enjoy comedy. The club meets as a whole monthly to play improv comedy games, write and read sketch comedy, and brainstorm new ideas and concepts. Our organization currently has an improv comedy troupe called "Reject llamas."
The club's goal is to expand, not only in performance groups, but in whole-group membership, with an intent down the road to be able to travel to various shows and compete in competitions, and even expand in the forms of current existing mediums.
For more information contact the club's advisor, Chris Reider, at: 480/726.4051 or christopher.reider@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Creative Writing Club
The CGCC Creative Writing Club seeks to cultivate a supportive, encouraging student community of poets, writers, playwrights, screenwriters, and performance artists. Club activities include attending public poetry and fiction readings at local bookstores and ASU, as well as area poetry slams. The Creative Writing Club will also produce and promote several public student readings and slams here at CGCC.
For more information email the club's advisor, Patrick Finn, at: patrick.finn@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Eagle Feather promotes and enhances cultural awareness and educational leadership for individuals interested in Native American culture.
For more information please email the club's advisor, Carriann Dehiya, at: carriann.dehiya@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Future Health Care Professionals
Our mission is to facilitate our study in the medical field through community service, networking with other students interested in medicine, and to raise awareness about medical professions, advancements and disease.
Hands Enriching Life Program (HELP) seeks to build the relationships between students and community by servicing those areas that need the most support. HELP. address local as well as global needs by encouraging its members to engage in civic responsibility. We strive to unite the student body to serve the needs of our communities.
For more information email the club's advisor, Diane Travers, at: diane.travers@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Hands-on Environmental Action Team
The Hands-on Environmental Team works to inform, inspire, and ignite individuals regarding environmental issues and humanitarian disasters.
For more information please email the club directly at: heatcgcc@gmail.com
Hispanic Student Organization
The Hispanic Student Organization at CGCC strives to promote a better understanding of the Hispanic culture and integrate community activities that stimulates intellectual, social diversity, and moral growth among all the members of the organization.
For more information call HSO advisor, Jesus Chaidez-Hernandez, at: 480/732.7277.
Intercultural Exchange Club
The Intercultural Exchange Club supports and promotes activities and events designed to enhance cross-cultural perspectives on campus, to increase awareness and appreciation of other cultures, and to provide an opportunity to develop lifelong friendships.
Membership is open to all International and American students interested in learning about different cultures, making friends, and having fun.
For more information email the club's advisor, Annie Jimenez, at: a.jimenez@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Kairos
The Time is Now
Kairos is open to all students who are interested in seeking Christian fellowship. Its goals are to provide students with a place on campus for Christian fellowship and activities; promote, plan, integrate school and community activities that stimulate students' growth spiritually, intellectually and socially; support community events that will enhance Kairos and the community.
For more information email the club directly at: kairos.cgcc@gmail.com or melinda.rudibaugh@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Latter-Day Saints Student Association
LDSSA exists to provide fellowship and religious training for students and is open to all students interested in participating in student activities in the LDS tradition. The Institute of Religion is located across the street from the CGCC main campus on the south side of Pecos RD. Call 480/812.0272 for more information.
For more information please email the club's advisor, Barbara Stott, at: barbara.stott@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
One Voice
One Voice seeks to create a coalition between lesbians, gays, bisexuals, trans-gender, questioning, and the community in general where students of Chandler-Gilbert can come for more information about LGBTQA people and issues as well as take an active role in equal rights for all.
For more information please email he club's advisor, Lori Girshick, at: lori.girshick@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Performing Arts Student Organization
Are you interested in the performing Arts? Do you sing, dance, act or just enjoy attending performances? Are you interested in technical/stage and set design work? Then PASO is for you. It offers its members support in the performing endeavors, opportunities to learn more about the full operations of the performing arts, talent shows and open mike performances on campus and leadership opportunities.
For more information email the club's advisor, Sally Jesse, at: sally.jesse@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Philosophy Club
This group seeks to create an awareness of philosophical concepts while promoting critical thinking and debate. For more information such as how to get involved, meeting times and locations, and any upcoming special events please contact Darien Ripple at (480) 732-7182.
For more information please email the club's advisor, Darien Ripple, at: darien.ripple@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa is an International Honors Society that recognizes and promotes academic achievement among the students of two-year colleges. It provides students with opportunities for leadership and training, encourages personal growth among members and associates. It is open to all students who have a 3.5 cumulative GPA and have completed at least 12 semester hours at CGCC in courses numbered 100 and above.
For more information please email the club's advisor, Laura Smallwood, at: laura.smallwood@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Political Science Organization
Student nurses demonstrate dedication, commitment, and compassion by contributing to our community in a positive manner, promoting wellness through education, helping others, and serving as outstanding role models as well as providing a support system for other student nurses. This organization is open only to students who are currently enrolled in the Maricopa Community College District Nursing Program at Chandler-Gilbert.
For more information please email the club's advisor, Dianne Winslow, at: dianne.winslow@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Teachers of Tomorrow is a collaboration of students who are striving to become extraordinary educators. The group places a focus on creating civic awareness among tomorrow's teachers through involvement with both community activities and events. Teachers of Tomorrow also strives to create scholarships for teacher education majors.
For more information please email the club's advisor, Elijah Swift, at: elijah.swift@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Women's Resource Circle and Support
Women's Resource Circle and Support offers a place of authentic community for people interested in celebrating and enhancing the lives of women everywhere.
For more information please email the club's advisor, Lois Bartholomew, at: lois.bartholomew@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Model United Nations
Model United Nations at Chandler-Gilbert is an academic program and organization designed to explore, evaluate, and debate real-life international issues which are presented to the actual United Nations and its associate bodies. Through this simulation program, students practice research skills, develop a greater understanding of the global issues, prepare policy statements and resolutions, and present these statements in simulated UN committees. This program is a unique opportunity to for CGCC students to illustrate the multiplicity of global issues and how nations deal with these issues through simulation of the various UN committees.
Interested in participating? Visit the web site or contact Noel
Morelos at (480)857-5194 or email at noel.morelos@cgcmail.maricopa.edu