Are you an ACC student wondering what clubs are available to join?  Are you curious to find out if your passion is catered to through a student organization? Looking for a group of like-minded students with similar interests?  Joining a student-run organization or club might just be exactly what you need.

Tuesday, August 29th and Wednesday, August 30th were big days for clubs at ACC Littleton Campus, as a majority of the student-run clubs and organizations gathered in the second floor lobby.  During the event, students were offered a chance to explore the spaces available for students while also being fed pizza and lemonade.

But many students did not have a chance to walk through the many tables laden with bright posters and club information. Below, the Pinnacle has compiled a list of the clubs available for students, along with the relevant contact information of the club presidents, sponsors, and organizers.

Beekeeping Club: Celia Norman; [email protected]; Jenai Rutledge; [email protected]

Robotics and Demo Stat: Henry Weigel; [email protected]

Book Club: Saraha Snavely; sarah.snavely.arapahoe.edu

Veteran Services: [email protected]

Clay Club: Unfortunately this club is only open and available to students who are in Art courses 161, 261, 262, and 263

Dance Club: Brenda Campuzano; [email protected]

Gamer Club: Robert Arko; [email protected]

Strategic Kids: [email protected]; strategickids.com/become-a-coach

Spanish Club: Veronica Chavez; [email protected]

Sustainability Club: Lori Tigner; [email protected]; William Ellis; [email protected]

CRU: Christian Rathke; [email protected]

Journalism Club: Emily Langenberg; [email protected]

Writer’s Studio: Andrea Mason; [email protected]

Transfer Club: Shari Culver; [email protected]

If your club is not represented on this list and would like to be, please email the Arapahoe Pinnacle’s Editor at [email protected] with email subject “Club Inclusion”