2023-2024 Active Clubs

These clubs have either officially renewed or been approved as new clubs for the2023-2024 academic year. More clubs will be added to this list as they are approved. For more information about a specific club, please contact
the listed advisor and/or student contact. For general club questions or to start a new club, please email studentlife@shoreline.edu.
Club Name Club Description Advisor Name Advisor Email Address Primary Student Contact Primary Student Contact Email

To provide students with a space to learn to play the guitar, exchange

musical ideas, perform for audiences, etc. We hope to offer an
environment that is friendly to guitarists of all levels, including
Acoustic Guitar Club beginners. Kat Lyfoung klyfoung@shoreline.edu Jonathan Wang godman.overcomer14@gmail.com

ALAS is focused on building a Latino presence on shoreline campus. To

Alliance for Latin American
Students (ALAS)
provide an affinity space for Latino/a/x students across the diaspora
to share their culture with one another and continue to explore their
identity. To promote and increase awareness of Latino issues by
planning cultural, academic, and social events that portray the
different aspects of Latin culture. To provide a safe space for Latin
students across the diaspora to share their culture and continue to
explore their identity. Jamie Ardena jardena@shoreline.edu Bryan Albizures bryan.albizures@go.shoreline.edu

The Book Club is a community where readers can come together and
share their thoughts of the chosen book that the group is currently
reading. This club will have a slight API focus as at least 1 novel per
quarter will center around the API experience or be written by an API
author. The club's purpose is to promote awareness of API
API Book Club culture/experience/books. Tasha Jugas tjugas@shoreline.edu Savvy Mau savannah.mau@go.shoreline.edu

Art Club is a social organization dedicated to celebrating and

promoting visual art, creativity, and community at Shoreline
Community College. Members meet to create all different types of art
Art Club on campus or visit and experience art in local exhibitions. Nicholas Enevoldsen nenevoldsen@shoreline.edu Iliyana Sharieff iliyana.sharieff@go.shoreline.edu

The Boxing Club will offer students with proper self-defense tactics
through boxing and could also be used as a great workout plan. To
Boxing Club ensure students have basic self-defense and promote personal safety. Stacie Attridge sattridge@shoreline.edu Juan David juan.david@go.shoreline.edu

The CECO Community Club will focus on building a sense of

community and belonging for students in the CECO (Center for
Education & Career Opportunities) Program and for all SCC students.
We want to help connect CECO students to each other, to other
groups on campus, and to the greater local community. We plan to
host regular meetings with fun activities where students can come
hang out, meet new people, and build relationships. Students in the
club will also plan fun events, field trips, and community service
projects to help students feel at home and give back to the greater
CECO Club community. Caela Smith mhsmith@shoreline.edu Elijah George elijah.george@go.shoreline.edu

The Shoreline Chess Club is a place for chess players to meet

and play causal games. The Chess club will meet once a week in
the college library. The club has all the supplies it needs to be
successful, we will use social media and the college bulletin
Chess Club boards to reach new members. Jim Davis jimdavis@shoreline.edu Thomas O'Brien thomas.obrien@go.shoreline.edu

Chinese Culture Club
Clay Club
Computer Science Club
ECHO
Engineering Club
Filipino-American Student &
Allies
The Chinese Culture Club is dedicated to promoting a deep and
meaningful understanding of Chinese culture, history, traditions,
and language. Our purpose is to create an inclusive and
engaging platform for students interested in exploring,
appreciating, and celebrating the rich content of Chinese
culture. By fostering cultural exchange and education, we aim to
bridge the gap between different communities and enhance
cultural diversity on our campus. The club will have a leadership
team consisting of a president, vice-president, secretary,
treasurer, and public relations. The leaders will be responsible
for planning and executing club activities. Membership will be
open to all students interested in Chinese culture, regardless of
their background or knowledge level. We will hold regular
meetings to discuss upcoming events, share ideas, and plan
activities. Meetings will be open to all members. Ginger Villanueva gvillanueva@shoreline.edu Jiyang Xi jiyang.xi@go.shoreline.edu
The Clay Club endeavors to educate members about the art and
craft of ceramics through meetings, shares, preparation and
execution of our annual sale, and through visiting artists. Matthew Allison mallison@shoreline.edu Wendi Hawley wendi.hawley@go.shoreline.edu
The Computer Science club at SCC is open for all students who
are majoring in Computer Science or anyone who is interested in
learning and developing their knowledge and practical skills,
including web development, software-hardware interaction, AI
etc. It would give a chance for students to explore various areas
in the field of CS, to help them find their passion if they are still
new or unsure. We also have a Discord server, which acts as a
platform for club members to discuss, help each other out and
share helpful resources such as relevant events (e.g. hackathons,
webinar, transfer resources). Our club mission is to provide a
collaborative learning environment for our members to build on
each other's ideas and grow together as a club to take a step
closer to achieving our academic and career goals. Kayla Jang ysjang@shoreline.edu Rachel Prijatna rachel.prijatna@go.shoreline.edu
ECHO aims to create and distribute videos around campus,
including collaborating with clubs, showcasing campus life for
current and future students, and participating in film
competitions with other colleges. George Watt gwatt2@shoreline.edu Chien-Wen Yeh chien-wen.yeh@go.shoreline.edu
The Engineering Club aim to provide a platform for our members
to explore and collaborate within the diverse fields of
engineering. We plan to host a variety of events, activities and
workshop for members to expand their network and have
hands-on engineering experience. More importantly, the club
aim to inspire and motivate members to find their interest and
strength in the engineering field. Alison Armstrong alison.armstrong@shoreline.edu Pak Hei Ng pakhei.ng@go.shoreline.edu
The Filipino-American Student & Allies is a student organization
dedicated to promoting and celebrating Filipino culture through
social events, cultural workshops, and community service. We
welcome students of all backgrounds to join us in learning about
and experiencing the rich and diverse culture of the Philippines. Tasha Nalei Jugas tjugas@shoreline.edu Angelina Joy Manaois angeljoym05@gmail.com
 The club provides students with an opportunity to play futbol
(soccer) both indoors and outdoors on campus or around
Shoreline. Students will learn to work as a team and will
strengthen their teamwork skills. The club will help to build
community on campus so that students can feel a sense of
Futbol Club belonging while also staying active and fit. James Ardena jardena@shoreline.edu Bryan Albizures bryan.albizures@go.shoreline.edu

The Hong Kong Students' Association (HKSA) at Shoreline

Community College is a dedicated community for students and
faculty from Hong Kong. Our mission is to foster connections
through a variety of activities and to establish a supportive
network for those seeking assistance or camaraderie. Whether
Hong Kong Student Association you are studying or working at the college, HKSA is here to make
(HKSA) you feel at home. Cynthia Okawara cokawara@shoreline.edu Cho Shing Cheung choshing.cheung@go.shoreline.edu
The Honors Student Council is responsible for providing events and
Honors Student Council volunteer opportunities for students in the Honors College. Michael Overa kovera@shoreline.edu Savvy Mau savannah.mau@go.shoreline.edu

The club will serve as a place where actors can practice improv. In the
past Improv class has usually only been offered once a year. This will
allow past students who have taken the class to come together and
continue to practice improv throughout the year, as well as allow
other students who have never done improve before to try it out. This
extra rehearsal time will also allow us to put on more improv shows in
the year. Our goal right now is to have another show by June. During
remote operations we can meet via zoom or conference call and come
up with new games or ideas to implement. We could also play some
games that are mostly speaking games and don’t require being in
Improv Club person. Deb Pralle dpralle@shoreline.edu Seena Soltani seenasoltani@yahoo.com

ISC is a dynamic and engaging club that enriches the university

experience for Indonesian students and promotes cultural
Indonesian Student Community understanding and diversity within the campus community. Cynthia Okawara cokawara@shoreline.edu Nixon Sardjono nixonsardjono88@gmail.com

The club shares about the Japanese culture with club members,
explores japanese foods, and delivers japanese heritage to everyone.
Club members will able to join activities like watching anime, playing
Japanese Culture Club Japan’s traditional games or making origami. Jisa Kang jkang@shoreline.edu Sho Sekiya sho.sekiya@go.shoreline.edu

The club fosters cultural diversity by introducing students to different

aspects of Korean culture such as foods, places, games, and language.
KCC is a place where students can get to know each other, learn and
Korean Culture Club experience Korean culture. Cynthia Okawara cokawara@shoreline.edu Riwoo Kim riwoo.kim@go.shoreline.edu

The Mahjong Club provides students at Shoreline a platform to learn

and exchange their knowledge of MahJong. MahJong is a popular
game worldwide and we welcome any student to attend our meeting
to have fun and gather around. Our objective is to spread out
MahJong at Shoreline and to give students an opportunity to meet
Mahjong Club new friends. Kayleen Kondrack-Caranto kkondrack-caranto@shoreline.edu Ho Yam Edwina Cheng hoyamedwina.cheng@go.shoreline.edu

The Math Club meets to discuss all ideas related to mathematics and
the mathematics experience at two-year colleges. We like to solve
math problems, but we also connect to philosophy and logic, futurism,
engineering, science as well as talk about learning math and pursuing
math beyond the first two years of college. In the past the club has
competed in math competitions, taken field trips as well as hosted the
Math Club occasional pizza party (to study pi of course). Marek Wyzgowski pwyzgowski@shoreline.edu Oliver Henry oliver.henry@go.shoreline.edu

The club's mission is raise awareness and normalize discussion of

mental health. We are dedicated to promoting information related to
Mental Health Awareness Club mental health and fostering open conversations about it. Don Christensen dchriste@shoreline.edu Ho Chi Ching Liz ho.chichingliz@go.shoreline.edu
 The Musical Theater Club will meet once a week to talk about shows
that the students are passionate about and to learn more about the
genre and the industry with a goal of putting on a variety of
performances. The reason for creating this club is to bring like-minded
students together which will give them the outlet to express
themselves through the art of musical theater. Each meeting will have
something different for students to experience such as singing and
sight reading, acting and scene analysis, dance workshops, musical
screenings, karaoke sessions, acting games and performance
practices. This will all lead to a performance showcase that the club
will put on with the intention of telling our stories. If we are in a
remote operation, we will meet on Zoom where we will watch
musicals and have discussions about them, go through audition
workshops, students can put on solo performances for everyone in
the club to watch, we will do script reads and also ask students what
Musical Theater Club they would like to do during the remote period. Estelle (Bryar) Golden egolden@shoreline.edu Pryanka Rasa pryankara.ganesarasa@go.shoreline.edu

The MSA allows for Muslims and non Muslims to gather, talk and
learn about Islam. It also provides a safe place for Muslims who live in
Muslim Student Association America to share their experiences with each other. Duygu Erdogan Monson dmonson@shoreline.edu Muddathir Kehinde Jolaade muddathirkeh.jolaade@go.shoreline.edu

The Pickleball Club will provide a space for members to learn and
practice pickleball skills, rules, gameplay to have fun, make new
Pickleball Club friends and acquire life long skills. Stacie Attridge sattridge@shoreline.edu Kevis Leung chunmui.leung@go.shoreline.edu

The Pop Dance Society wanted to gather the whole SCC who loves
and enjoys dancing and explore a wide range of dance styles, from
hip-hop, jazz funk to kpop to choreography. We encourage members
to try different styles and discover their own unique dance
preferences. We embrace diversity and welcome dancers of all skill
levels and backgrounds. No matter where you're starting from, you'll
find a supportive and welcoming community here. For the weekly
meeting, we will teach the Simple Current Trend Dance. If you are
confident in your dancing, we provide opportunities to showcase your
Pop Dance Society talent at school events, talent shows, and more. Jisa Kang jkang@shoreline.edu Yanyi Rit yanyi.rit@go.shoreline.edu

The Post Bacc Club will support students attending SCC post bacc
program as a way of improving their GPA prior to applying to
Medical/Dental school, PA or PT/OT programs. These students have
already completed a BA degree and are in need of a community of
Post Bacc Club like-minded students with similar goals and objectives. Julie Povick jpovick@shoreline.edu Natalie Salazar Quesada nataliesalazar273@gmail.com

Pre Health Sciences Club supports the academic interests of students

who wish to pursue a career in health care-related fields (e.g.
medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, physician
assistant, nursing, etc.). Examples of activities that club members do
to provide this support include (1) meeting regularly to share
experiences, (2) inviting relevant speakers to campus (e.g.
representatives from local medical schools), (3) volunteering with
various service organizations. Activities are planned during regular
club meetings and via group texts between club members. Activities
Pre Health Science Club will be completed by following the plan created by club members. Leoned Gines lgines@shoreline.edu Geoffrey Wellington geoffre.wellington@go.shoreline.edu

The Q Collective is a student based affinity club for LGBTQIA+ students

to socialize and build community. The club will provide peer support
and give students an opportunity to share personal experiences and
Q Collective foster positive relationships. Roberto Lopez rlopez@shoreline.edu Audrey Donohue queercollectivescc@gmail.com

Rooted Campus Ministry
Salsa Dancing Club
Shoreline Community College fundraising, as well as to participate with nursing instructors in
Association of Nursing Students several committees that directly affect our SCC nursing
(SCCANS)
Sports Science Club
Stock Investment Club
Student Volunteer Club
Survive with Music and
Entertainment
As Rooted, which represents being rooted and built up in Christ, we
intend to create a community that is full of faith, focus, fun, and
family. Since society isn't always this way, we intend to build each
other up through establishing strong roots in Christ. With faith we
have chosen to create open discussions where students can speak
openly and freely about their values. With focus we encourage
everyone to pursue their degrees, careers, and dreams. With fun we
intend to inspire leaders in creative ways such as event planning and
leadership opportunities. With family we welcome anyone and
everyone into our community. Through these four principles: faith,
focus, fun, and family we intend to create an environment where
students can learn, succeed, and express themselves freely. Nicole Buyagowan nbuyagawan@shoreline.edu Kevis Shema kevis.shema@go.shoreline.edu
Come join us in learning various Latin dances! No experience required.
Our goal is to create a fun, safe, and respectful environment to build
community and to practice some dancing! Learn about local dancing
events and become a part of the dancing community. Eberth Arias earias@shoreline.edu Javier Santana leonardoruizsantana23@gmail.com
SCCANS is a student-led organization for past, current, and
future nursing students at Shoreline Community College in
Seattle, Washington. Every student enrolled in the Shoreline
Nursing Program is automatically a member of SCCANS. In
addition to providing a supportive network for incoming and
current nursing students, SCCANS provides opportunities for
students to become involved in community outreach and
community and curriculum. Wendy Hill whill@shoreline.edu Theresa Cleven theresa.cleven@go.shoreline.edu
This club aims to unite athletes and sports-interested fellows to
interact with one another. Our belief is to foster the athletic
culture on campus, while using technology to test out the best
exercise and drills for some most popular sports like basketball,
football, and badminton. To engage students virtually, we will
set up an Instagram account to announce our updated
information. Tasha Nalei Jugas tjugas@shoreline.edu Kaydon Yeung yuihin.yeung@go.shoreline.edu
The club will analyze companies and make a (practice) common
stock investment portfolio to learn about stocks and value
investment without spending actual money. To be specific,we
will first learn what stock is, then we will learn fundamental
terms,tools,concepts that are needed to analyze companies.
Then, each quarter, we will compare the return of our portfolio
with the stock market index. Andy Stephens astephens@shoreline.edu Junwoo Shin junwoo1227@naver.com
The volunteer club is a place where students can help with the
community. The club shares volunteer opportunities so students
can get involved. Through the club, we hope students can
connect more with the community and help others. Kat Lyfoung klyfoung@shoreline.edu Lau Tin Wai tin.lau@go.shoreline.edu
The club offers career development related opportunity as we
did last year. Also, We will seek more collaboration project with
other club, department, and local business.
Main activity will be ... 1) Halloween event with IE office, 2)
Career development discussions, 3) guest speaker sessions, and
4) year end project.
Jisa Kang jkang@shoreline.edu Andres Barriga Mendoza eduardo.barriga@go.shoreline.edu

Taiwan Student Association
Thai Culture Club
UinSTEM
UX Cafe
Write to Heal Club
Young Americans for Freedom
3.11.24
The purpose of our club is to try to build a big family for Taiwan
students who study in Shoreline Community College, to provide the
help and support to each other, to share the study experiences in SCC
and living information in the US. There are some activities planned to
be organized, such as: welcome new students from Taiwan; practice
of English and presentation in a small group; sharing SCC study
experience by senior students; promote culture awareness; involve
local community volunteer service and participate the international
festivals & events. Those activities will benefit Taiwan students to
improve their language skill and short their adjusting period for their
college life in the SCC and the US, also benefit the local community.
We welcome all SCC students to join this club, not limited to Taiwan
students in SCC. Caela Smith mhsmith@shoreline.edu Yuchi Dai yuchi.dai@go.shoreline.edu
The club exists to educate and celebrate Thai culture which is
full of fascinating experiences, stunning food, and enriching
activities. Are you ready to enjoy the taste of happiness? Come
and join our wonderful experience together. Sawasdee! Cynthia Okawara cokawara@shoreline.edu Josiah Ophaskiatikul josiah.ophaskiatikul@go.shoreline.edu
The purpose of UinSTEM is to give a safe community to inspire
women to pursue and/or continue in stem. Women currently only
make up 28% of the workforce in STEM, and with more support and
more women in STEM representatives, women will feel more
comfortable and inspired to pursue STEM. Crystal Hess chess@shoreline.edu Steffi Yang steffiamanda@icloud.com
The UX Cafe is for students who are interested in web development,
graphic design, and/or marketing, and who want to be involved with
the UX data collection process as part of the rehauling of the SCC
library website. The framework for collecting data will be a UX Cafe
where you collect feedback from students while they browse the
current website along with alternative versions. You will learn more
about HTML, CSS, Javascript, and how to use various CMS to edit a
website's code. Work on this project can be put on your resume and
you'll gain valuable experience too! Lauren V. Bryant lbryant@shoreline.edu Isaac Mendoza isaac.mendoza@go.shoreline.edu
This club is for Shoreline Students to get together and have a safe
space for 1 hour a week and write about an event or situation that
impacted them to release the baggage associated with it and move
on. Write to Heal is a session where students will use writing as a tool
to process an event or situation and to grow and learn from it.
Students who are flexible and open to learning can attend the club
meetings. The meetings will be held every other Wednesday from 2
p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Ray Howard Library. This is not a therapy session
and it's not a psychology course. I am not a licensed psychologist and
cannot provide answers to problems. Kanchana Kularatne kkularatne@shoreline.edu Rachel Mammen rachel.mammen@go.shoreline.edu
The club's purpose is to help promote conservatism on campus, invite
speakers to come in and discuss the issues of politics related to
individual liberty, strong national defense, free enterprise, and
traditional values. Paul Herrick pherrick@shoreline.edu Daniel Nguyen daniel.nguyen4@go.shoreline.edu