Spring Quarter Club Day: New and Old
Dawney Cheng and Liza Turchinsky
“The Muslim Student Association is a club that caters to the needs of Muslim students and contributes to promote a healthy understanding of Islam.” -Saed Zaatarah
During the first day of spring quarter’s club day season, Foothill College students had the opportunity to sample a mall of clubs on campus. Long-standing organizations like the Chemistry Club, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Dental Hygiene Club, and Anthropology Club presented panels alongside the newly activated Environmental Action Club, Students Supporting Israel Club, and Foothill Students Take Action group. The sign up period will continue tomorrow for a second club day from 12-1 p.m.
Leaders of the Business Entrepreneurship Club invite students to sign up during club day.
“The Muslim Student Association is a club that caters to the needs of Muslim students and contributes to promote a healthy understanding of Islam.” -Saed Zaatarah
Foothill Students Take Action is providing a student voice to issues affecting the Foothill Campus. Pictured: Amy Shannon and Marcela Goeller
Chemistry Club representatives showcase their club in the library quad.
Social Entrepreneurship Club is a club dedicated to helping people all over the world..
“The Honors Connection club is keeping students connected.” -Daisy Rosalez
“The Anime Club is community and a fun group.” -Sinhue Sandoval
The Gender Sexuality Awareness Club pose during club day.
“The Anthropology Club is a community of students creating opportunities for students interested in anthropology and fostering a passion in the field.” -Marcela Goeller and Amy Shannon
“The Enviornmental Action Club is encouraging environmental action through enviornmental education, awareness, and appreciation.” -Ronnie Miller
“The We for She Club is a support system for women and advocacy group for gender equality.” -Jocelyn Lombera
The Science and Engineering Club showcases their current student driven projects.
The Foothill Dance Team appears in uniform during club day.
The Community Ambassadors Program showcases their program.
“The Student Supporting Israel Club is working to create a dialogue around Israel topics and bringing Israel education to campus — whether it be art, politics, history, and culture — in a respectful and open environment.” -Daniel Piaskowski
