Student Programming, Activities & Resource Center (SPARC)

Student Clubs & Organizations

Join a Student-Led Organization!

A Student-Led Organization is a group created and led by students who share common interests, goals, or values. Organizations may focus on areas such as culture, academics, hobbies, recreation, service, leadership, and more.

There are many Student-Led Organizations to choose from at CCD, offering a variety of ways to get involved, build community, and connect with other students. Don’t see a club that matches your interests? You can start your own!

If you are interested in joining an organization, learning more about involvement opportunities, or starting a new Student-Led Organization, visit us in the Tivoli Student Union, Suite 309, or email us at SPARC@ccd.edu.

Questions? Contact SPARC at SPARC@ccd.edu or 303.556.2597.

Official Student Clubs & Organizations

Click on the plus signs below to open and learn more about each club!

Curious about why people behave the way they do? Join us to explore culture, society, and human connection through events, discussions, and field trips. 

Advisor Contact: hannah.edwards-martinez@ccd.edu

Future lawyers, detectives, and justice‑seekers — this is your space. Dive into real‑world cases, meet guest speakers from the field, and build the skills that can launch your career in criminal justice, law, or public service. If you’re passionate about making a difference, this club gives you the community and momentum to grow.

Contact: Gwendolyn.Odom@ccd.edu
 

 

Love to build, design, or solve problems? This club is your launchpad. Jump into hands‑on projects, creative challenges, competitions, and all things innovation. Whether you’re into engineering, tech, design, or just love figuring out how things work, you’ll find your people here.

Advisor Contact: mohammad.alsaffar@ccd.edu

Explore big ideas, deep questions, and the mysteries of the mind. Perfect for thinkers, dreamers, and curious souls.

Contact: errol.ball@ccd.edu

A welcoming space for student veterans and allies to connect, share resources, and build community.

Contact: Kevin.Braun@ccd.edu

Snow lovers, this one’s for you! Plan ski trips, swap gear, and connect with fellow winter sports fans. 

Contact: skiclub@ccd.edu

From stargazing to coding, this club is your launchpad for all things science and tech. 

Contact: Tyler.Hopkins@ccd.edu

Design the future! Whether you dream in blueprints or just love creative spaces, this club is all about architecture and innovation. 

Contact:  kelley.schweissing@ccd.edu

Math lovers unite! Whether you enjoy puzzles, tutoring, or just geeking out over numbers, this club is for you.

Contact: Mat.Olkowski@ccd.edu & Jean.Hindie@ccd.edu
 

Mental health matters — join us for wellness events, peer support, and education around behavioral health.

Contact: michelle.fury@ccd.edu

Interested in law or legal careers? Get connected through workshops, networking, and insider tips. 

Contact: tina.diaz@ccd.edu 

Love public speaking, media, or storytelling? Build confidence and connect through communication. 

Contact: mollye.russell@ccd.edu

Whether you sing, play, produce, or just vibe — this club is your backstage pass to jam sessions and performances. 

Contact: Cathleen.Whiles@ccd.edu

Ready to level up your career game? Network with professionals, explore entrepreneurship, and build your business skills.

 Contact: businessclub@ccd.edu

A creative space for students to relax, make art, and explore different craft projects together. All skill levels are welcome — just bring your imagination and enjoy hands‑on creativity in the community.

 • Advisor: Karl Sparks

Contact: karl.sparks@ccd.edu

 

 A student‑led space celebrating Latinx culture, identity, and community. Somos hosts cultural events, discussions, and gatherings that uplift student voices and build belonging across campus.

Contact: Belkis.Suarez@ccd.edu

A supportive peer community for students in recovery or seeking a substance‑free environment. The group focuses on connection, wellness, and shared strength through meetings, activities, and mutual support.

Contact: Ruairhi.Payne@ccd.edu

Whether you enjoy poetry, fiction, journaling, storytelling, or simply want to try something new, Write Club offers opportunities to connect with other writers and grow your skills in a supportive community.

The Rotary Club is a student-led organization focused on service, leadership, and making a positive impact on campus and in the community. Members have opportunities to participate in volunteer projects, develop leadership skills, build meaningful connections, and support causes that matter to them. The club welcomes students who are interested in giving back, growing as leaders, and creating positive change through service.

 

River Watch Inspiring Science Education (RISE) is a student-led organization focused on environmental science, water quality, and hands-on learning. The club gives students opportunities to explore local waterways, participate in environmental monitoring and service projects, and learn more about conservation and sustainability.

Ethics Bowl is a student-led organization that gives students the opportunity to explore real-world ethical questions through thoughtful discussion, teamwork, and friendly competition. Members examine complex issues, consider different perspectives, and build skills in critical thinking, communication, and respectful dialogue.

Access the Student-Led Organization Handbook Here: 2025 SLO Handbook