ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA
Alpha Gamma Sigma (AGS) is the California Community College Scholastic Honor Society. The CCSF AGS Omega chapter was established in 1938. It is dedicated to recognize academic excellence, foster students’ participation in community services, and sponsor campus service projects. AGS welcomes every student in CCSF.
Meeting times: Every other Tuesdays starting February 21st, 2012 from 2:10 - 3:10p.m. at Creative Art Building
Contact:agsccsf@gmail.com

ABG Honor Society
International Business Society to recognize and reward academic excellence among students studying business.
Meeting:Every other Thursdays 2:00 – 3:00 pm Multi Use Building 250
Club Email:Zetabeta.abg@gmail.com
Facebook: www.ccsf.edu/abg

Anthropology Club
To bring together ccsf students and faculty who share an interest in sociocultural systems and human behavior over time and space. To provide real life opportunities that elucidate one's own culture, and fosters an understanding and appreciation of the diversity of culture both past and present.
Meeting: Batmale Hall 321, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays 2:30-3:30pm
Email: paulrking999@gmail.com

Architecture Resource Collective for Students (ARCS)
ARCS is a CCSF student led organization striving to create community and provide resources that explore the interrelated conditions of architecture and design.
Meeting: Every second Tuesday of the month from 230-300p in Batmale 245 OR off campus at a coffee shop. See ARCS postings online for meeting updates.
Club Email: arcssf@gmail.com

Asian Business and Investment
Asian Business & Investment Club is a place where student freely share experience and views on the Asian business issues, economic development challenges and some promising investment project. We share up-to-date information with club members, invite local Asian businessmen to give speeches, and involve in Bay Area Asian Business activities
Meeting: Tuesday 11:00-12:00; TBD
Club Email: abiccsf@gmail.com

BIBLOS
We are a reading club interested in contemporary French or Francophone literature and would like to explore recent works (within the last decade or so, and from living and breathing authors), all in the original French language. Over the years, we have spanned a broad and most interesting range of literary genres. As individuals, we form a strong community of readers sharing a passion for words, the music and rhythm of language, good stories and imperfect heroes.
Meeting: 6:30-8:30 PM, every other Thursday at the Castro Campus (room TBA)

Biotech
Our goal is to motivate students to pursue careers in Biotechnology. Club activities planned will familiarize students with Biotechnology careers, and provide a supportive network with other like-minded students. Members can learn more about different fields, and obtain information about employment opportunities and resources. Being a part of the Biotech Club will give students a chance to learn about the Biotech industry beyond the classroom.
Meeting: Sci Hall rm 191, 3:30 – 4:30pm: 2/16/12, 3/1/12, 3/15/12, 3/29/12, 4/12/12, 4/26/12, 5/10/12, 5/24/12; 3:30 – 4:30 pm
Club Email: biotechclubccsf@gmail.com
http://groups.google.com/group/ccsf-biotech-club
http://sites.google.com/site/ccsfbiotechclub/Home

Black Student Union (B.S.U.)
Promote cultural, social, financial, academic and political awareness. Provide peer support, professional development, networking and advocacy on behalf of the members. To provide enriching educational and networking opportunities for all members. Develop well rounded, informed, experienced and prosperous individuals; so that we may be in an influential position to improve society for upcoming generations.
Meeting Times: 1:00-2:00pm Friday (Location: TBA) Student Union or MUB?
Club Email: ccsfbsu@yahoo.com

Burmese Student Club (BSC)
The mission of Burmese Student Club is to promote vibrant campus life, build a strong communication among diverse students, faculties and administrators, promote leadership skills and opportunities on campus and in the community, create a supportive academic and social environment, involve in social justice issues, and build cultural competency to later serve Burma as a sustain body of open-mind and intelligence.
Meeting:Student Union. Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday. 2-4 pm
Club Email: burmese.student.club.ccsf@groups.facebook.com
https://www.facebook.com/groups/burmese.student.club.ccsf/

CCSF Engineering Club
To give students the opportunity to practice and develop hands on engineering skills, in area such as circuits, robotics, problem solving, teamwork, and mechanical and structural skills, in projects both large and small. In addition, to represent CCSF at various major events around the bay area, as well as compete at national tournaments such as RoboGames. The club will seek to present Engineering as a fun as well as scientific field, and encourage others in its pursuit.
Meeting: Tuesday 4:00-7:00 Saturdays: Hours Arranged
Email: kmueller@ccsf.edu
http://www.facebook.com/pages/CCSF-Engineering-Club/273922214633

CCSF Film and Sound Collective
The goal of the CCSF Film and Sound Collective is to bring together the talented filmmakers, directors, cinematographers, actors, screenwriters, artists and musicians of City College. This is a great opportunity to meet other students, to see what they are working on, and to help each other to finish projects. Students are welcome to bring a piece (finished or in progress) to screen at the meetings so that the group may spend time offering constructive feedback
Meetings: 1st Monday and the 3rd Thursday of every month at 7pm in the visual arts room 114.
Email: CCSFFilmandSound@gmail.com
Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/150823881695935/

CCSF Go Club
- To promote the playing of go within the college
- To provide regular lectures for beginners
- To provide a place for all go enthusiasts to gather and have fun
Meetings: Every Wednesday 3:00-5:00pm
Club Email: ccsfgoclub@gmail.comm

CCSF Green Corps
The Green Corps is dedicated to implementing sustainability at CCSF through empowering students to become leaders in the green movement. As a pathway to green collar jobs we continue to implement sustainability through hands-on coursework. We are also a chapter of the California Student Sustainability Coalition.
General Meetings are every Thursday at 3pm in MUB Room 261.
Club Email: Dj.kingdom415@gmail.com

CCSF Iran For All Club
cultivate an appreciation for the Persian Culture among non-Iranians. A place for Iranians to come express their experiences. Show movies and documentaries. Discuss the movies culturally related materials.
Meetings: Wednesdays at 1 in Student Union
Club Email: yookaze@yahoo.com

CCSF Letterpress Club
A club dedicated to promoting traditional letterpress printing and the GRPH92A course at CCSF. Our mission is to educate our campus about letterpress printing and to encourage participation in the course. Preservation, education, training and maintenance are our key values.
Meeting: Five (5) club meetings per semester (minimum) on Mondays from 5:00pm- 6:00pm at the Valencia Campus; exact beginning and frequency pending
Club Email: ccsf-letterpress-group@googlegroups.com
https://groups.google.com/group/ccsf-letterpress-group? hl=en
https://www.facebook.com/groups/344184149599/

CCSF Linux Users Group
A group of computer enthusiasts at City College of San Francisco  interested in the Linux Operating system and the Open Source Movement. 
* Learn more about Linux & share our knowledge with the community.
* Bring Linux and Unix speakers to our campus.
* Network with CalLUG and other Linux Users Groups.
* Help students to install Linux on their own machines.
Meeting: Thursdays, 4:30-5:30pm, Ocean Campus, Batmale Hall, room 413
Club Email: ccsflug@gmail.com

CCSF Mens Volleyball
We plan to join the NCCVL (Nothern California Collegiate Volleyball League) to compete against other 4 year collegiate teams. (AND DOMINATE)
Meeting: CCSF Wellness Center Gymnasium Tues/Thurs 8-10pm
Contact: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=150678501117&ref=ts

CCSF Rams Cheerleaders
Our goal is to support and perform at CCSF Athletic events and other school wide events, by promoting school spirit and making school welcoming for all.
Meeting:2:00 PM- 4:00 PM MW Wellness 207/307
Email: Nazdira.H@gmail.com

CCSF Veterans Alliance
Helping improve veteran’s success at city college by providing: The Veterans Resource Center, jobs, help with the VA, G.I. Bill formation, and a place to relax on campus.
Meeting Dates/Time and Location: 2 and 4th Friday in cloud 332 @ 4:00
Club Email: ccsfvets@gmail.com

Cercle Francais
We would like to offer the opportunity for students to learn more about the Francophonie and participate in various activities pertaining to the Francophone culture.
Meeting: Second Wednesday of the month at 12:00pm in A304
Club Email: imotamed@ccsf.edu
http://cerclefrancaisdeCCSF.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/groups/277753942239619/

Chinese Christian Student Fellowship
Our mission is to provide an open space for general students who are interested in Christianity. We are happy to present the gospel around the campus. Also, we have worships and activities to relate the messages from the Bible.
Meeting: Every Friday , 3:00 – 4:30 pm Cloud 268
Club Email: Soil.fellow@gmail.com

Chinese Culture Club
We would like to share Chinese culture and friendship. Together, we support one another for leadership and academic growth. We invite all CCSF students to join our activity club.
Meeting:1st and 3rd Tuesday 3:15pm-5:15pm every month.
Location: Student Union Lower floor.
Club Email: ccsfchineseculture@gmail.com

Club Impact
The mission of club Impact is to detect and analyze a wide array of pressing and long-lasting domestic and international issues and try to find objective solutions to such issues through various activities—such as group discussions, debates, guest speakers, analyzing issues through various sources, and more-- that will ultimately raise awareness. It is important to note that the club believes that the UN has become an inefficient agency that is far from objective.
Meeting: Fridays at 12:30 pm
Club Email: clubimpactccsf@gmail.com

Club of Brazil
Club of Brazil wants to outreach to Brazilians who are unfamiliar with the American post-secondary education system and provide them the knowledge and resources for them to succeed, regardless of immigration status.
Meeting: Wednesdays at 3 PM
Club Email: clubofbrazilbay@gmail.com
Club of Brazil (Facebook). URL: http://www.facebook.com/groups/ccsfsfclubs/

College Bound Network
Provide participating students with resources to ensure persistence, ultimately resulting in the completion of a post-secondary degree.
Meeting: One Thursday of the month
Club Email: ccsfcbn@gmail.com

Community
Our objective is to open a space where students can explore the causes of the violence that permeates our personal lives and our society. Community is a place for people from all cultural backgrounds who are interested in exploring non-violent personal and social transformation. This club seeks to offer students opportunities to discover peace through meditation and reflection on the direction of our lives, but also through direct non-violent social action.
Meeting: Tuesdays at Noon in Wellness Center
Club Email: mcameron00@gmail.com

Degrees of Freedom Statistics
to learn how to use Statistical analysis and tools for Business success;
- to get acquainted with careers and opportunities in Business Statistics;
- take participation in real Statistical research projects;
- to learn Statistical data about business dynamics from professional guests
E-mail: dfccsf@yahoo.com
Facebook page: Degrees of Freedom Business Statistics club (CCSF)
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Degrees-of-Freedom-Business-Statistics-club-CCSF/331547040216432
Twitter: @dfccsf

Economics and Polotical Science CLub
The Economics/Political Science Club is a grassroots organization at CCSF that welcomes students from all parts of the world to participate in expressing their views on Politics, Economics, Business, Community, Race and topics related to social interactions.
Meetings are biweekly starting Monday February 27, 2012 in Art 302 at 3:00pm
Club Email: Econ.PoliScie@gmail.com

English Literature Club
"The English Literature Club was formed to bring together CCSF students and faculty to share in their passion for literature. Our club will consist of readings, lectures, and stimulating discussion related to all things literary."
Meeting: Batmale 349, Fridays tentatively
Club Email: litclubccsf@gmail.com

Food and Nutrition Club
Our mission is to learn new ways to improve our health in a society where fast food and “junk” food are more common and accessible than nutritious food. We teach and learn healthy tips from one another. Also we frequently go on field trips and have fun activities to further enrich our appreciation and awareness of food and nutrition.
Meeting: Fridays, 2:30pm-3:30pm, MUB 271
Club Email: foodandnutrition.ccsf@gmail.com

Forum Literary Magazine
To create and produce art in the form of a campus literary magazine which creates community by using submissions from CCSF and other community sources

Full Circle
Creating community through the musical modality of a drumming circle, which has been proven to reduce stress and trauma. In addition Campus and off campus unity increases.
Meeting: Monday12:00-1:00pm

Gamers Gathering
To promote camaraderie through gaming. We are designed to have fun as well as work within the community. All gamers are welcome. Computer gamers, video gamers, carder gamers, and board gamers.
Meeting: Every Friday at the Student Union Building Room 208 from 2pm till 5pm.
Club Email: ephraim_felix@yahoo.com
www.facebook.com/groups/215411161849153
Contact: ephraim_felix@yahoo.com
www.facebook.com/groups/215411161849153

GRIX community
Our mission is to help and support the minorities with physical and mental disabilities, senior, new immigrants, and severely ill children.
Meeting: Time :2nd week of Friday, 130PM to 230PM
Location: Multiuse Building
Club Email: Grix.ccsf@gmail.com

Healing For Change
To share resources and build a network of support for survivors of violence and trauma and those affected by it. Specifically, to connect community organizations to education services and classes at CCSF and to connect students at CCSF with services and support networks in the community. To empower student to learn leadership skills for organizing major events in the fall and in the spring for students and the larger community. We create a group process that respects and values the individual as well as the group.
Meeting: Wednesdays every other week 12-1:30pm
Club Email: healing.change@mail.ccsf.edu
www.tinyurl.com/healingforchange

International Socialist Club
Organize for local, regional, national and international social justice movements. Hold discussions on current political events, as well as on political history (i.e. 1960s civil rights movements). Hold discussions on the meaning of Marxism, and why we reject Stalinism and Maoism.
Meeting: Wednesdays at 4 pm. Location TBD when we receive designated room. Meet in Ram during interim period.
Club Email: klui18@mail.ccsf.edu

International Student Association
The I.S.A Club provides a platform for international students to come together and exchange cultural experiences through social, emotional and academic support.
Meeting: Every 2nd and 4th Friday, 2-3 pm TBA
Club Email: internationalstudentsassociation@yahoo.com

KCSF Radio Club
KCSF Radio Club wants to provide students to learn about the radio industry with the help of the student-run radio station. We provide a service to the CCSF campus community to order to inform and entertain people inside and outside the CCSF community. Willing to provide other clubs a platform to help promote events and inform people about what's going on in the community.
Meeting: Wednesdays 2-3PM ARTX 170
Club Email: kcsf_news@gmail.com

Korean Language Club
We are students teaching students the Korean Language as well as culture.
Every Thursday 3:00pm ~5:00pm. Location TBA
Club Email: Spoh90@gmail.com

LESG Latina educational Support Group
The Latina Educational Support Group (LESG) is an approved Club of the Associated Student Council at City College of San Francisco. The club was started to address the needs of Latina students who had a very high drop-out rate at the time. This club is designed to give Latinas a place to come, meet other Latinas and learn how to be successful at City College of San Francisco. Students come together to talk; share strategies to overcome barriers to their success, and how to become a visible part of their college. They also come together to host events to introduce and celebrate the Latino culture and raise funds to attend conferences that focus on Latina leadership and important Latino educational and cultural issues.
Meeting: Every Thursday from 1 pm to 2 pm at Cloud Hall 364
Club Email: mvasquez@mail.ccsf.edu barrientos_ely7@yahoo.com Scorpio_babe415@yahoo.com kckbalva@yahoo.com

Mongolian Club
Our club’s mission is to build a Mongolian community at City College by bringing together the increasing number of Mongolian students. In this community, students are able to meet new friends, improve their communication skills and get involved in many social activities. Also, our club will work towards helping students succeed at City College of San Francisco.
Meeting: Thursdays, 4pm-6pm, Student Union 208.
Club Email: msa_ccsf@yahoo.com

Muslim Student Association (MSA)
To Create a club for the Muslims population on campus. So that they could provide referrals for social and academic services and have a place where they can perform their daily prayers.
Meeting: Every Thursday 11 – 12:30pm
Club Email: Mr.oscarpena@gmail.com

Our Stories
To help out with the intersecting identities conference so students can make their voices heard.
Meeting: Tuesdays 3-4 Women’s Resource Center; Fridays 1-4 224 cloud hall
Contact: cristalgon@live.com

Pacific Island and Arts (P.I.C.)
Pacific Island and Arts club is to establish not only the talents of dancing and singing but the art of poetry and short story writing as well as art itself. This club is not only a way to express one’s self through these art forms but to also maintain a positive and personal relationship amongst each other. This club will not only showcase talents but as well as to reach out to our youth and community. Most importantly to have fun and create memories.
Meeting Dates/Times and Location: Tuesday / 2:00 - 5:00 @ Student Union Lounge
Club email: CCSFPIA@gmail.com

Philosophy Club
Bring Philosophy to the students and introduce the basics of Philosophy as a way of thinking to everyone. Additionally, demystifying the stereotype surrounding Philosophy.
Meeting:Friday 1:30pm-2:30pm Weekly at Batmale 108
Club Email: Rchen14@mail.ccsf.edu

Physics Club
To establish a community of CCSF physics students and faculty past and present who get together for course help, lectures, field trips, movies and other events which promote the incredibly awesome world of physics!
Meeting: Every other Friday, 1:00pm, Sci 302
Club Email: ccsfphysicsclub@gmail.com

Pilipinos for Education Art Culture and Empowerment (P.E.A.C.E.)
We as P.E.A.C.E., recognize education as the key to a revolution, the fight for all our dreams and what we know is right. P.E.A.C.E. strives to find and provide the educational advantages that will help us succeed throughout our college life and beyond. We as P.E.A.C.E., acknowledge that everyone is unique, talented, and artistic. Finally, derived from the foundation of our association, we as P.E.A.C.E., serve to Protect, Preserve, and Promote the Philippine culture. We are the members of society, driven to teach and preach awareness toward helping and building the community. We are all activists, fighting together as a family of friends, for the equality in the quality of our education and the deserved recognition of our success.
Meeting:Every Friday from 12pm-2pm at Student Union room 208
Club Email: Ccsf.peace@gmail.com

Poetry for the People
To instigate, create, and procreate multicultural poetry in the community; to create and sustain transformativie communities through poetry; to host readings and to discover other literary events in the Bay Area. We provide writing and publishing opportunities, too.
Meeting: Every other Monday in Batmale 203 from 2-4 pm
Club Email: Ccsfpoetry4thepeople@gmail.com
And lmuller@ccsf.edu
http://www.facebook.com/ccsfpoetryforthepeople

Pre-Med Club
To provide support, resources, and information to CCSF students who are considering a career in medicine.
Meeting Dates/Time and Location: Fridays at 3pm (still looking for a room)
Club Email: citycollegepremed@gmail.com
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/pages/City-College-of-San-Francisco-Pre-Med/118289878273607

Project SAFE
For the past decade, Project SAFE has led the peer education component of the HIV/STI Prevention Studies program at City College of San Francisco. Project SAFE activities and services over the years have included classroom presentations, Safer Sex Fairs, Transgender Awareness and World AIDS Day campus wide events and HIV counseling and testing. Project SAFE peer educators continue to provide a supportive environment in the Link Center: Linking Learning and Action Peer Activity Room, in which students share information and meet with other students to enhance health education related class projects. The educators provide HIV/STI prevention and services as well as community and campus resources including job referrals, health care resources, educational opportunities, and substance use/abuse, harm reduction and safer sex information.
Meeting: Fridays 10am-12noon
Club Email: Please direct emails to ethompso@ccsf.edu

Project SHINE
The SHINE Club supports Project SHINE by providing support to new coaches as well as leadership & scholarship opportunities. Our club fundraises, participates in college-wide activities, and represents Project SHINE.
Meeting:Every first Tuesday of the month at 3-5pm in ART 211
Club Email: projectshine@mail.ccsf.edu
Facebook.com/projectshinesf

Project Survive
The club is open to students interested in promoting healthy dating relationship and in ending all forms of intimate partner abuse/violence.
Meeting Dates/Time and Location: Second Wednesday of the month, 110-2 p.m. in Cloud 402
Email Orangesunrise88@yahoo.com

Psychology Club
The club was designed for students who are curious in the field of psychology and want to learn more so this club will be an alternative way to learn about the mind and the behaviors associated with it. We can discuss topics that aren’t discussed in psychology classes.
Meeting: Wednesdays, every other week, 12-1 pm
Club Email: Ccsf.psychology@gmail.com

Supporting Pacific Islanders in Learning Leadership
SPILL’s purpose is to instill leadership skills within students as a method of creating longevity for the Pacific Islander Club, to help students with leadership skills and to work towards building their full potential in SPILL and at City College of San Francisco.
Meeting:Every Thursday from 12:30pm-2pm in the Student Union building. Club members also travel to high schools in the Peninsula to run workshops about their leadership skills that they’ve gained from experience.
Club Email: ccsfspill@gmail.com

S.A.F.E (Students Advocating for Equity)
SAFE’s club objective is to inform and support Undocumented Students to strive for a higher education, by creating a safe environment within the school. We offer students support from each other in academics and other problems they might face.
Meeting:Friday 1:30PM-3:00PM
Student Union Room 202
Club Email: Safe8090@gmail.com

SHINE Club
The SHINE Club supports Project SHINE by providing support to new coaches as well as leadership & scholarship opportunities. Our club fundraises, participates in college-wide activities, and represents Project SHINE.
Meeting:Every first Tuesday of the month at 3-5pm in ART 211
Club Email: projectshine@mail.ccsf.edu

SMAC
SMAC’s mission is to dramatically increase education opportunities for African-American, Latino and Pacific Islander students at CCSF. SMAC will actively participate in activities that focus on decreasing the achievement gap and racial inequity at CCSF and the surrounding community.
Meeting:Multicultural Resource Center, Thursday @ 1:00- 2:00pm
Club Email: ccsfsmac@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/#!/SMAC.CCSF

Student Campus Police
Provide a basic Experience for students interested in the Law Enforcement field. Bridge the gap between the student body and the Police Department. We are also there to provide assistance to both students and faculty. We enforce policy and regulations of the campus.
Meeting: Wednesdays 1-2 pm
Club Email: Dreamer062006@hotmail.com

Student Parent United
Student Parent United is a club for student with children. Our mission is to unite a culturally diverse community of parents, to bring awareness of the needs of student parents on campus. Provide a safe and supportive environment for all student parents and to assist them in any and all ways possible.
Meeting: Every Wednesday 11:00am-12:00pm Student Union room 201
Club Email: libahsheppard@yahoo.com

Students for Justice in Palestine
Our aim is to educate students and the community about current events in the Palestinian territories with an emphasis on human rights and justice.
Meeting:Tuesdays at 11, location currently undecided
Club Email: ccsfpalestine@gmail.com

Swing City Dancers
Swing City Dancers’ mission is to forge connections between City College dance students and the greater Bay Area social dance community. The club does that by first helping CCSF dance students to transfer what they are learning in the classroom into a social dance setting. The second strategy is encouraging people from the outside dance community to come to City College and see what a vibrant dance program the college offers, and how talented our students are.
Meeting:Second Monday of each month, 6:30 pm, location TBD
Club Email: swingcitydancers@gmail.com
http://swingcitydancers.wordpress.com/

T-Max Badmintion Club
We want to create an efficient Badminton club in order to develop a badminton culture. Because the problem with obesity today, we want students in our community would like to keep a healthy environmental activity. Our group would like refer more people to participate in our activities provided for the club. Our club will create a sense of teamwork and social networking. For example, making friends and meeting more people. Club members are allowed to be open minded, a place to share our ideas and enhance our passion for badminton. When students are done with their studies, they can come to the club to relax. In conclusion, students and people of all age are allowed to come to the club to enjoy
themselves and have fun.
Meeting:Every Sunday 1-3 p.m. after Feb 5th 2012/ Ocean Quickly (Close to CCSF)
Club Email: Niko-micko@yahoo.com.hk
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Taekwondo
The CCSF TaeKwonDo club mission is to promote the many aspects of the Korean martial art TaeKwondo such as: Self Defense, Traditional Forms, Sparring, Strength & Conditioning. The club is open to all of the CCSF community. New members are always welcome. The CCSF Taekwondo is run by dedicated students; with the guidance of the Club Advisor Adam Lucarelli. The club considers each and every member a part of the Taekwondo family we have built here in the CCSF community.
Meeting:Tuesday 11am-12pm Wells Martial Art Room 205
Club Email: CCSFTAEKWONDO@gmail.com
Facebook group page: http://www.facebook.com/groups/119419448116080/

Undergraduate Investment Group (UIG)
Our mission is to provide a venue for students who are interested in investing of all types. We play a stock trading game, hold workshops, and present a series of speakers for our members and guests.
Meeting: Every other Tuesday at 4pm starting Feb 21
Club Email: Ccsf.uig@gmail.com

Vietnamese Student Association
-To introduce Vietnamese culture, history, and language to everyone at CCSF.
-To attract students from various backgrounds and to establish a friendly, beneficial, and elective learning environment at CCSF.
Meeting Times/Location: 1st and 3rd Friday of the month. Cloud 258
Club Email: ccsf_VSA@yahoo.com

Women United
Empower and support the women of CCSF community.
Meeting:Tuesday 2-3 Women’s Resource Center
Club Email: Womenunitedccsf.edu

World Music Club
Our main purpose is to promote Cultural Diversity through ethnic music, to provide multi-culture music and concerts to city college, and let students learn more and respect more about ethnic music.
Meeting Date: Every Friday 2-3pm
Meeting Location: Creative art 146
Club Email: Worldmusicclub@gmail.com

Year Up
Year Up is CNIT training program connected with it with CCSF. Our mission is to have a networking communications with all Year Up students that attend City College of San Francisco.
Meeting Dates/Time and Location: Friday 1 – 2 or Weds noon till 1pm
Club Email: YearUp@CCSF@googlegroup.com

Yemeni Club
This club is designed to give Yemenis a place to come to help each other, meet other Yemenis and learn how to be successful at City College of San Francisco. Students come together to talk and share strategies to overcome barriers to their success, and how to become a visible part of their college. They also come together to host events to introduce and celebrate the Yemenis culture. We are also focusing on Yemeni leadership and important Yemeni educational and cultural issues. Also Our organization is open to anyone interested in learning about Yemenis culture.
Meeting:The Meeting will be every Friday from 2:00 pm to 3:00pm, and the location will be at MUB room 150(It’s open for everyone)
Club Email: yemenisstudents@gmail.com
www.aaysp.org

Young Life College
Seeking to engage college students in a community that engenders genuine relationship with Christ and develops leadership that impacts the world
Meeting:Monday 6-8pm. The Flying Fish (1 Plymouth St.)
Club Email: ylcollegesf@gmail.com
ylflyingfish.tumblr.com
http://www.facebook.com/YLflyingfish