Clubs & Student Organizations
A regular gathering can be the beginning of a community.
You do not need to arrive with a leadership role or prior experience. Start by attending a meeting, asking what the group is working on and choosing a manageable way to take part.
Field Notes Society
A student group for observation walks, sketchbooks and shared curiosity about nearby landscapes.
Wednesday, 4:30–5:30 p.m.
Alder Hall, 114
Faculty or staff adviser: Clara Wells
Design Assembly
Open critiques, small print projects and collaborative exhibition planning.
Tuesday, 6–7:30 p.m.
Foundry Studios, 112
Faculty or staff adviser: Elena Park
Tabletop Collective
A weekly welcome table for cooperative and strategy games, with beginner-friendly explanations.
Friday, 6–9 p.m.
The Commons, Student lounge
Faculty or staff adviser: Marisol Vega
Community Kitchen Circle
Students compare recipes, plan shared meals and explore the stories attached to everyday food.
Second and fourth Thursday, 5:30–7 p.m.
The Commons, Teaching kitchen
Faculty or staff adviser: Jamie Ross
Start something of your own
Bring Student Services a short purpose statement, the names of interested students and an idea for a faculty or staff adviser. The team will discuss space, access, basic costs and the responsibilities of organizing an activity.
New groups begin with a clear contact and a realistic first event. A good plan makes it understandable for someone else to join.