CCC Student Life Clubs and Organizations are dedicated to providing students with an exceptional learning experience. We offer a range of co-curricular activities fosters personal growth and intellectual development. With a diverse campus culture, we strive to create an environment where students from all backgrounds feel valued and empowered to achieve their goals.
For more information about the Clubs and Organizations below, contact Sarah Heemstra, the Student Life & Engagement Coordinator.
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Anthropology Club
Advisor: Lisa Doskocil
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree 517
The Anthropology Club and AnthroLore Podcast topic schedule for Fall 2025 will be shared in September.
AnthroLore Podcast
Advisor: Lisa Doskocil
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree 517
The Anthropology Club and AnthroLore Podcast topic schedule for Fall 2025 will be shared in September.
Associated Latino American Students
Black Student Union
Advisor: Jeff Roth
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree 111 - The Crater
Creative Comets Club
Student Life is excited to create a club to gather our students who are creative and want to discuss art, design, and creation with fellow Comets. This club is open to all experiences in the art world.
If you would like to be a founding member of the Creative Comets Club, please contact Sarah Heemstra.
Games Club
Contact: Games Club
Council Members: Van Walker, Ryan Norton, Richard Ivan
Meets: Fridays from 12 PM to 4 PM
Location: Lone Tree Campus Room 110
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Games Club will periodically host events outside of their typical club meeting times. Check the Student Life calendar to see when these events take place.
Indigenous Student Association
Advisors: Kelly Walker and Mikayla Gilbert
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree 101 - Native American Success Center
Indigenous Resources
- Native Land Website: http://native-land.ca/
- Navajo Nation Scholarship: http://onnsfa.org/
- Hopi Tribal Scholarship: http://www.hopi-nsn.gov/tribal-services/department-of-education/htgsp/
- American Indian College Fund: http://collegefund.org/
- Native Americans for Community Action: http://www.nacainc.org/
Outdoor Comets Club
Student Life is excited to create a club to gather our students who are curious about the outdoors and looking for some hiking buddies. This club is open to all activity levels and will look to host hikes throughout the semester.
If you would like to be a founding member of the Outdoor Comets Club, please contact Sarah Heemstra.
Page Indigenous Comet Club
Advisors: Jessica Dodson
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Page Center A1/A2
Club Events: Western Navajo Fair Parade/Booth, Native American Heritage Month Cultural Event, City of Page Trunk or Treat, Monthly Celebrations
Recreation Sports Club
Advisor: Craig Hunt
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree 111 - The Crater
The Recreation Sports Club is designed to be low-commitment and focused on building connections through fun, casual physical activities.
Spectrum Club
Advisor: Amelinda Webb
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree 111 - The Crater
The Spectrum Club is the LGBTQ Alliance Club at Coconino Community College. We exist to create a safe space for Queer students at CCC and our mission is to Educate & Advocate.
Theatre Club
Advisors: Casey Donahue
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree Campus, Room 462 (Theatre/Yoga Room)
Do you have an intererest in Theatre? Whether you're well-versed in Theatre or trying something new, come and see what Coconino Curtain Call has to offer! Join us for the neweest club on campus!
You do not need to be enrolled in a Theatre course to participate, Theatre Club is for everyone!
Organizations
Associated Student Body
Student Life is excited to reignite our Associated Student Body for passionate and engaged CCC students. This organization is open to all students to join.
If you would like to learn more information about the Associated Student Body, please contact Sarah Heemstra.
Phi Theta Kappa
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Advisors: Aaron Rizzieri, Allison Gray
Meets: Fall 2025 meeting time will be updated in August
Location: Lone Tree Campus, Room 111 - The Crater
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) recognizes the academic achievement of college students and provides opportunities for its members to grow as scholars and leaders. Established in 1918, Phi Theta Kappa has a presence on almost 1,300 community college campuses in 11 nations. The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) recognized Phi Theta Kappa as the official honor society for two-year colleges in 1929. More than 3.5 million students have been inducted since 1918, with approximately 250,000 active members in the nation's community colleges, making Phi Theta Kappa a true catalyst among members and colleges.
For more information, visit the Phi Theta Kappa page.
The National Association of Home Builders
Advisors: Steven Hanson
Meets: Meetings TBA
Inactive Student Clubs
Please contact the Student Life Coordinator,
CCC Garden Club
Advisor: TBD
Meets: TBD
Location: CCC Garden, located at the Lone Tree Campus, south of the 600 building and ceramics kiln
The CCC Garden Club is open to CCC students and employees alike! The goal of this club is to provide educational experiences to foster our participants' knowledge of high elevation gardening, native flora, and environmental stewardship. Activities include CCC Garden maintenance and projects, monthly educational presentations from Coconino Master Gardeners, guided tours of productive local gardens, and community volunteer projects such as invasive weed pulls and seed library help.
The CCC Garden is a designated Master Gardener educational site, an official pollinator garden, and, as of Fall 2021, it is also now the site of CCC's Bridges 2 Baccalaureate medicinal garden. The CCC Garden is located at the Lone Tree campus, south of the 600 building and ceramics kiln.
Garden Club January Newsletter
Garden Club Historical Compilation
Club Activities
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This club is actively seeking members and an advisor. If you are interested in joining the CCC Garden Club in any capacity, please reach out to
Education and Resources
- Coconino County Cooperative Extension - Presentation Recordings
- Container & Raised Bed Gardening - Presentation Recording
- Native Plants for the Home Garden Presentation - YouTube Presentation
- Flagstaff Community Gardens Program
- Food Systems Resources
Students Advancing STEM
Each year the Students Advancing STEM club works on one student-selected STEM-related project such as aquaponics, garden restoration, or a microbial analysis of our campus. This year the club will be participating in the Flagstaff Festival of Science events, the STEM city STEM Celebration, Science Fair judging, and more! If you are interested in restarting the Students Advancing STEM club at CCC, please contact Melinda McKinney.