A student club is defined as a group of students with a common social, educational, social justice, religious or cultural purpose. Because the management of the club is intended to be a student learning experience, the day-to-day functions of the club are carried out by student members with oversight and mentorship from an advisor.
An organization is a group of students whose central purpose or cause is linked closely to or affiliated with an external organization. Organizations may have additional chartering or renewal requirements beyond the College chartering requirements. Examples of organizations include honors societies, sports clubs, e-sports leagues, or politically affiliated groups.
There are dozens of active student-led clubs and organizations on campus. Scroll down to learn more. Students are encouraged to reach out to a club president or advisor to learn about the club's upcoming meetings and activities for the semester. Also, new clubs form throughout the year, so be sure to check back for new opportunities!
The below list was last updated: November 21, 2022
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A2MEND (African American Men Education Networking and Development)Open to all students who wish to assist African Americans in their journey to reach academic success through mentorship, community, and brotherhood and sisterhood.
America's Teaching Zoo, AAZK Student ChapterOpen to all EATM students and all students interested in the campus zoo.
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Business Student Association (BSA)Open to all students interested in the field of business.
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Chemistry ClubOpen to all students interested in learning about chemistry.
Child Development Club / Educational Child OrganizationOpen to all students interested in child development and early childhood education.
Circle K InternationalOpen to all students interested in service, service learning, and giving back to their community.
Coalition ZOpen to all students interested in civic engagement and left-leaning political movements.
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Dance ClubAll MC students interested in learning dance techniques and developing dance routines are welcome!
Delta Alpha Pi (DAPi)Delta Alpha Pi is an academic honor society, recognizing high-achieving students with disabilities.
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Educational Child Organization (Child Development Club)Open to all students interested in child development and early childhood education.
Engineering ClubOpen to all students interested in the field of engineering.
Enthusiastic ProgrammersOpen to all students interested in hackathons and computer science.
Esports ClubOpen to all students interested in competitive multiplayer video games.
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Film ClubOpen to those interested in film, and film and media production.
Forensics Team (Speech and Debate)Students interested in persuasive argumentation, speech writing, or competitive performance/acting (known as Oral Interpretation of Literature) are welcome to join! Students must enroll in COMM M10A - Forensics. More information available on the Forensics webpage.
Future Animal ProfessionalsIdeal for students enrolled in the Exotic Animal Training and Management (EATM) Program.
Future Rad TechsIdeal for students enrolled in the Radiology program.
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Game Design Club (MC-GDC)Aims to enrich the knowledge of those who are interested in the pursuit of the inner processes of designing games and learning more about the games industry at large.
Girls Who CodeAnyone interested in learning coding and programming is welcome.
Global Ambassadors (GloAm)Global Ambassadors seeks to bring international students together. Club is welcome to all Moorpark College students.
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Honors ClubOpen to all students interested in honors courses.
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InterVarsity Christian FellowshipThe purpose of IVC is to establish and advance witness communities of students and faculty who follow Jesus Christ as savior and Lord. The club is dedicated to growing in love for God, God's word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture, and God's purpose in the world.
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Jewish ClubThe Jewish Club brings together Jewish and non-Jewish students alike who are interested in the Jewish faith.
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Contact ASMCStudentOrgs@vcccd.edu to learn how to start a club. |
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Lacrosse ClubThe Moorpark College Lacrosse Club aims to promote the game of lacrosse while giving young adults the ability to compete at the collegiate level.
Latter-Day Saint Student Association (LDSSA)The purpose of the LDSSA is to help college students stay closely affiliated with the Church, succeed in their studies, and achieve a balanced life while on campus.
Literary Criticism ClubThis club seeks to create a community of people interested in the interpretation, discussion, and criticism of all literature, and to foster support for original student compositions.
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Men's Beach Volleyball ClubOpen to all students who enjoy playing competitive volleyball on sand courts.
Moorpark College Student Nurses Association (MCSNA)Open to all or prospective nursing students or any students who want to engage in the nursing community.
Club of MusicOpen to all students interested in learning about or playing music.
Muslim Student AssociationOpen to all students observing the Muslim faith or interested in learning about and with the Moorpark College Muslim community.
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Nature's Finest clubOpen to all students passionate about gardening, the environment, and the outdoors.
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Contact ASMCStudentOrgs@vcccd.edu to learn how to start a club. |
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Persian ClubOpen to all students interested in bringing together and learning from and with the Persian community of Moorpark College, celebrating Persian culture and traditions.
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)PTK is an honors society specifically for community college students. Participation in the regional and national chapters of PTK is by invitation only and is based on students' grade point average (GPA) and unit count. All students interested in attending local PTK meetings are welcome.
Political ReviewOpen to all students interested in engaging in political conversations against opposing opinions in a respectful and considerate manner.
Pre-Med ClubA club for students who are interested in applying to medical school and/or pursuing a career in medicine.
President's Leadership ForumAll current students are eligible to apply in Fall to participate in this year-long student leadership forum. Applications for the 2022-2023 year are due August 31, 2022 to Linda Resendiz (email below).
Psychology ClubOpen to all students interested in psychology. Public Relations ClubOpen to all students interested in the field of public relations.
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Contact ASMCStudentOrgs@vcccd.edu to learn how to start a club. |
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Research in Biology ClubOpen to all those interested in biological research |
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SPACE ClubAll students who interested in astronomy, physics, and space are welcome.
Spectrum ClubSpectrum invites LGBTQIA+ students to join its community.
Sustainability Committee (ASSC)All students who are interested in helping Moorpark College improve its environmental footprint are welcome to join the Associated Students Sustainability Committee, ASSC.
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TropiCali BrasilThis organization aims to assist MC students from Brazil or engage students who are interested in learning more about the Brazilian culture and community.
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Contact ASMCStudentOrgs@vcccd.edu to learn how to start a club. |
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Contact ASMCStudentOrgs@vcccd.edu to learn how to start a club. |
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Wizard's ClubOpen to all students interested in Dungeons and Dragons and other gameplay.
Women in Engineering, Math, and Science (WEMS)Open to all students interested in the STEM fields.
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Contact ASMCStudentOrgs@vcccd.edu to learn how to start a club. |
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Young Americans for FreedomAn organization for young conservatives' ideals and principles to be discussed and shared.
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Contact ASMCStudentOrgs@vcccd.edu to learn how to start a club. |