We want you to make friends and lifelong memories at Copper Mountain College. CMC Student Clubs are a great way to meet other people with similar interests. Find out which club is right for you.
Student clubs at Copper Mountain College are open to all students. Membership and participation are available without discrimination based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, age, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, or any other protected status. All students are welcome to join and engage in any club of their choice.
Forms for Clubs
Please be sure that all forms are filled out completely as well as having signatures prior to sending to the listed recipient.
This form is used to establish a club account on campus
* Please be sure to also include meeting minutes that state the spending has been approved by the club, ICC or ASCMC as appropriate.*
Are you interested in starting a club on campus? Please review the information found here in the Sample Consituation and Bylaws
Student Club Information
Student clubs at Copper Mountain College are open to all students. Membership and participation are available without discrimination based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, age, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, or any other protected status. We believe that open access to all clubs helps foster a sense of community, connection, and belonging across campus. All students are welcome to join and engage in any club of their choice.
The Associated Student Government of Copper Mountain College endeavors to reflect and represent the undergraduate opinion, to help organize and coordinate programs of co-curricular and extracurricular nature, to cooperate effectively with the faculty and administration in the areas of common interest to all as a college community.
Providing support and opportunities for students who want to learn American Sign Language and increase their understanding of Deaf culture.
We meet to practice, learn, and socialize.
We attend local Deaf events and activities.
In Spring 2023, we held two Deaf Cafes, which are bake sale fundraisers and also an opportunity to teach other students some basic signs. We also attended the Deaf Nation event in Pasadena.
In Fall 2023, we have several fundraisers planned, as well as weekly meetings, movie screenings, and Coffee Chats. We will assist ICC in the Warm Up Winter drive for the needy in our community and we are updating our club constitution to reflect changes in technology and distance-learning students.
The Criminal Justice Club is a student-led organization open to all CMC students interested in learning about and becoming more involved in the field of criminal justice.
What We Do:
Promote positive student interactions with law enforcement, the courts and corrections
Host special events, guest speakers, industry field trips, workshops, charity events
Leadership Development
Professional Networking
Enhance the educational experience
Club Leadership:
President – Dafne Alcantara
Vice President – Nadia Moreno
Secretary – Debbie Bueno
Treasurer – Anahi Romo
Club Advisor – James Henderson
The Club hosts one meeting per month during the regular semester.
Students interested in games and video games can find others of similar interests. Official meetings and coordination will be over discord to minimize the impact of limited student time. To become a member, simply attend two gaming events either online or on campus. E-mail our president or secretary for a discord invite.
This semester and beyond we will strive toward the following goal
Collaborative with other clubs on campus.
Raising funds to further the club’s activity options.
Game options for anyone interested in having fun. People are encouraged to bring their own games as well!
Group Cooperatives and competitions are organized over discord.
Pride Club is a space for all students — regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity — to learn about labels, issues, and history in the queer community.
Pride Club offers support for all queer members and creates opportunities for our voices to be heard.
In Fall 2022, Pride Club connected with Arts + Crafts Club and ASL Club for a charity bake sale. Thanks to the faculty and students on campus, we raised over $150 for the Trevor Project! Pride Club has also attended the Palm Springs Pride Parade with support from the college and created many lasting memories. CMC has also joined a list of colleges who host Lavender Graduation -an event meant to celebrate the accomplishments of the queer graduates here.
Pride Club has partnered with Student Life many times now to host events with local queer artists. The success of past events, partnered with the encouragement of the school, has led to growth and stability in our club. This combination has made it possible for the Safe Zone project to start here; a project that allows opportunities for faculty and staff to become the best allythat they can be to our community here! We look forward to furthering progress at CMC, and making many more memories for Pride members in the future.
President : Mari Hohlfeld
Pride Club Advisor :Jessica Anguiano Vice President: Reed Dunphy Treasurer: William Vance Secretary: Lisa Hohlfeld Ambassador: Jackson Lee
