This document lists the clubs at South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) along with their purposes, meeting times, and faculty advisors. There are over 30 clubs that cover a wide range of interests from academic fields like anthropology, nursing, and math to identity-based clubs like the Latin American Club, Pacific Islanders Club, and Rainbow Gang Club. The clubs provide opportunities for students to explore their interests, build community, and gain experience outside the classroom. Students interested in starting a new club or learning more should contact the Vice President for Clubs and Organizations, Nhan Hoang.

1. If you want to start your own club or have any questions contact Nhan Hoang,
Vice President for Clubs and Organization : nhoang@spscc.edu
Clubs Purposes Contact
Promoting and initiate activities of an
anthropological nature among students
of SPSCC, South Sound area, Washing-
ton state, and at the national level.
Thursdays, 12-1pm. Bldg 23– 204.
Advisor: Kathryn Fulton– kful-
ton@spscc.edu
Email: spsccanthroclub@gmail.com
American Sign Language
Club
Improving the awareness and under-
standing of the Deaf Community and
American Sign Language through out
the South Puget Sound Community Col-
lege.
1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 12-1pm.
Bldg 20– 119.
Advisor: Raymond Bateh-
rbatehspscc.edu
Automotive Club Gaining experience in the automotive
filed outside the classroom. In addition,
to build community and high school re-
lations that will further link the program
at SPSCC with individuals and commu-
nity.
Tuesdays , 5:30pm & Wednesday, 11:30am.
Bldg 16- 117.
Advisors: Christina Winstead– cwin-
stead@spscc.edu
Steve McRavin– smcravin@spscc.edu
Exploring the world of architecture and
engineering.
Wednesdays, 12:15pm. Bldg 23- 122.
Advisors: Darrin Klaus- dklaus@spscc.edu
Forrest Huff–fhuff@spscc.edu
Informing and educate the community
about important economic issues.
Advisor: Khalid Abdalla-
kabdalla@spscc.edu
Promoting and initiate activities of a
criminal justice and forensic nature
among the students of SPSCC and the
community.
Thursdays,12pm, Bldg 23– 221.
Advisor: Warren Mcleod–
wmcleod@spscc.edu
Providing a time and space for Chris-
tians to gather for fellowship and for the
discussing of Christian ideas.
Thursdays. 12pm– 1pm. Bldg 23- 202.
Advisor: Lynette M. Hill–
lhill@spscc.edu
To give students an opportunity to ex-
plore the language and cultural of
France and other Francophone countries.
Wednesdays, 11am, Bldg 21– 292.
Advisor: Alexandra Gouirand–
agouirand@spscc.edu
To raise awareness for the theater art,
and to improve student’s skills in the
same area.
Fridays, 1: 15pm, Bldg 21– Black Box
Room.
Advisor: Donald Welch–
dwelch@spscc.edu
To promo interest, enjoyment,
knowledge, and activities related to
Horticulture.
The 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, 11:30pm.
Bldg 32– 107.
Advisors: Peter Punzi– ppunzi@spscc.edu
Brent Chapman– bchapman@spscc.edu
Bringing together students of all back-
grounds for the purpose of exploring
and celebrating various cultures of the
world. As well as understanding Ameri-
can Culture.
Wednesdays, 11am-12pm, Bldg 27-119.
Advisor: Heather Lukashin–
hlukashin@spscc.edu
Bringing our Latin American Communi-
ty together and help everyone feel safe
and welcome on campus. Plus teach
students about all the different Latin
American cultures.
Thursdays, 11am, Bldg 22- D.E.C. Room.
Advisor: Lourdes Flores– lflo-
res@spscc.edu
Promoting knowledge and facilitate the
education of students in the field of
medical assisting, above and beyond
classroom and clinical experiences.
2nd Mondays of the month. 1pm. Bldg 34-
210.
Advisor: Carolyn Fuller– cfuller@spscc.edu
To promote interest, understanding and
knowledge of mathematics represent
SPSCC in regional or national mathe-
matic competition off campus and vol-
unteer tutoring students.
.
Advisors: Yvonne Fish- yfish@spscc.edu
Paul Smith– psmith@spscc.edu
Providing a safe and friendly forum for
students to promote eclectic interests
and to establish a “nerd”-friendly pres-
ence on campus.
Thursdays, 3-5pm. Bldg 27– Cafeteria.
Advisor: Patrick Taggesell– ptagge-
sell@spscc.edu
Supporting Pacific Islanders students
here in our campus and community. To
promote, educate, and raise awareness
about Pacific Islanders culture
Thursdays,12pm, Bldg 22– D.E.C. Room.
Advisor: Eileen Yoshina– eyoshina@spscc.edu
Promoting the study and research of hu-
man behavior and human mental process
in a fun and interactive environment.
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month, 12 pm,
Bldg 20– 217.
Advisors: Kathryn Clancy– kclancy@spscc.edu
Amy Calkins- Kassler– acalkins-
kassler@spscc.edu
Sachi Horback— shorback@spscc.edu
To support members of the LGBTQQIA
community. Educating and build
alliances with straight Allies.
Fridays, 11:00am, Bldg 22– D.E.C. Room.
Advisor: Karama Blackhorn– kblack-
horn@spscc.edu
Gathering students interested in science
together and to increase their exposure
to scientific problems.
Thursdays, 12pm.Bldg 35– 251.
Advisors: James Chen– jchen@spscc.edu
Lynette Rushton– crushton@spscc.edu
Encouraging leadership and community
involvement opportunities among our
nursing cohorts and prerequisite stu-
dents at SPSCC.
3rd Tuesdays, 12pm. Bldg 34- 209.
Advisor: Jolene Stiles–
jstiles@spscc.edu
Providing support for those seeking ca-
reers in education, to serve the educa-
tional community, and to spread infor-
mation related to education among our
members, the SPSCC student body, and
the community.
The 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month,
12:15pm.– 1pm Bldg 20- 218.
Advisor: Caprice Paduano– cpaduano@spscc.edu
The Moving Picture
Company Club
to watch and critique movies as a life af-
firming medium of thought, feeling, and
creativity
Wednesdays, 3:30pm. Bldg 22– 196
Advisor: Jason Salcedo– jsalcedo@spscc.edu
To provide support and guidance to stu-
dents in their writing, be it creative or
academic.
Thursdays at 3:30pm , Bldg 27– 119.
Advisor: Sarah Tavis– stavis@spscc.edu
The club focuses on educating its mem-
ber about Japanese culture and history.
Thursdays. 12:00pm. Bldg 21- 294.
Advisor: Aki Suzuki– asuzuki@spscc.edu
Established for scholastic and recrea-
tional purposes to gain community and
state recognition. To promote welding &
metal fabrication trades for economic
and artistic purposes.
The 1st and 3rd monday of each
month, 6pm. Bldg 16- 209.
Advisor: Michael Fredette– mfredette@spscc.edu
SPSCC CLUBS
Anthropology Club
B.I.M. Club
(Building Information Modeling)
Christian Club
C. O. R. E Club
( Center of Research & Economics)
C.S.I. Club
(crime Scene Investigation)
International Students
Association Club
Latin American
Club
Medical Assisting
Club
N.E.R.D. Club
(Needlessly Engaging in
Recreational Dorkery)
Pacific Islanders
Club
Psychology &Sociology
Club
S.N.A.P.S. Club (Nursing Club)
S.I.S.R.A. Club
(Student Initiated Scientific Research
Alliance)
Teachers
of Tomor-
row Club
WeldingClub
The Writers’ Circle
Club
Drama Club
M.I.T Club
( Math is Tough)
Club
Francais
Tomodachi Club
Rainbow
Gang Club
Horticulture
Club