Student Clubs are an integral part of student life at San Diego Miramar College. Student organizations provide opportunities to make friends, pursue special interests, and gain leadership skills. Club membership is open to all Miramar College students. Consider joining a student club or organization today!
Students can also form a new club through the Office of Student Affairs.
Start by filling out a Club Certification Packet.
The Associated Student Government (ASG) offers the opportunity to participate in college governance, develop leadership skills, civic engagement such as voter registration drives and coordinate special events. ASG Executives, Senators, and Representatives reflect the diversity of the student body and are given the opportunity to recommend policies and procedures.
Arise and Shine club offers bible studies and seminar for students on campus.
Art Haus's goal is to create a space for creatives to share their art and provide a time for students to work on shared and solo projects.
Advisor: Josh Alley, jalley@sdccd.edu
President: Ariella O’Garro, ariellaogarro@icloud.com
Schedule: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays @12:45-1:35 in H-105
Badminton club's purpose is to promote physical creativity, social interaction, strategy, and mental health. Come for activities that promote hand-eye coordination, balance, and reflexes.
Advisor: Nicolas Gehler, ngehler@sdccd.edu
President: Venice Roque, veniceroque05@yahoo.com
Schedule: TBD
Biology club aims to help build a science driven community, explore the various disciplines of biology, and to celebrate the study of life.
Advisor: Sheila Madrak, smadrak@sdccd.edu
President: Francis Nolan, fnolan@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: 1st Mondays @3:30 in M-108
Business club facilitates a community of students with a passion in the business or finance industry through meetings, workshops, networking, and events.
Advisor: John Fusco, jfusco@sdccd.edu
President: Kristina Nguyen, nguyenkris08@gmail.com
Schedule: Mondays 1 pm-2 pm in room M-106
Chemistry club promotes interest in chemistry and related sciences. They strive to provide academic and professional development opportunities for students.
Advisor: Janina Moretti, jmoretti@sdccd.edu
Co-president: Jannet Aguilar & Jacqueline Blanco, jflores011@student.sdccd.edu jblanco@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: TBD
Chi Gong club's purpose is to help students relax and learn self-regulation skills that they can use throughout their life.
Advisor: Pablo Martin, pmartin@sdccd.edu
President: Mubing Huang, beijinmubingbing@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
Computer science club offers educational, social, and networking activities. These activities include seminars by faculty, guest speakers, coding workshops, hackathons, and projects to benefit the college.
The club aims to create a space for students who enjoy Dungeons and Dragons to play the game and create campaigns of their own.
Advisor: Khaliah Mangrum, kmangrum@sdccd.edu
President: Michael Fuzy, mikey.fuzy@gmail.com
Schedule: 1st and 3rd Wednesdays @3:00 in room H-104
The purpose of this organization is to teach students practical applications of engineering concepts by providing a shared goal of competing at a robotics competition.
Advisor: Gina Bochicchio, gbochicc@sdccd.edu
President: Alison Kang, alisonkang01@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of Filipino American Student Association is to build pride, unity and friendship among Filipino Americans. To promote awareness of ourselves as Filipino Americans. To remember and learn about Filipino culture and values. To join forces for professional, educational, and social affairs.
Advisor: Jae Calanog, jcalanog@sdccd.edu
President: Jeremiah de Dios, jeremiah15dedios@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to cultivate skills to help prepare students for the field of game creation and those related to it. Foster a learning environment to enhance their coding, artistic, and problem-solving skills to develop games that are playable.
Advisor: Sadayoshi Okumoto, sokumoto@sdccd.edu
President: Ayaan Bhatkar, ayaan.s.bhatkar@gmail.com
Schedule: @2:30-3:30 in S5-205
The purpose of Girls Who Code is to build a network for female and non-binary Miramar College students who are interested in technology. We aim to help each other persist and succeed in our field. The club builds community and a sense of belonging through regular meetings and group activities throughout the year.
Advisor: Anne Gloag, agloag@sdccd.edu
President: Fatemeh Fallahnejad, ffallahnejad@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: Every other Friday @1:00-2:00 in M-209
The purpose of this organization is to create an encouraging and inclusive community where students of all backgrounds and experience levels can come together to pursue their health and fitness goals.
Advisor: Mardi A Parelman, mparelman@sdccd.edu
President: Kevin Pert, kevintpert@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to bring together students from all backgrounds, improve their academic and social experiences, and build a strong community on campus.
Advisor: Patricia Martinez Parker, mparelman@sdccd.edu
President: Youshu (Judy) Song, judyyoushusong@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to encourage student participation by creating a community where students can jam together, collaborate on music, and share their talents through performances.
Advisor: David Castaneda, dcastaneda@sdccd.edu
President: Heesoo Kim, hkim015@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to learn how to set-up and run live entertainment events and provide networking for entertainers.
Advisor: David Castaneda, dcastaneda@sdccd.edu
President: Koi Langley, rlangley@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to inform and connect students about a variety of math concepts and to form a collaborative and inclusive area for those interested in math.
Advisor: Jason Thoma, jthoma@sdccd.edu
President: Ryan Pacheco, ryanpachecos06@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The MESA Club embodies the mission of the statewide MESA program by creating a community that helps underrepresented students in mathematics, engineering, and science achieve academic and career success.
Advisor: Ali Gonzalez, agonzalez004@sdccd.edu
President: Fatemeh Fallahnejad, ffallahnejad@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to support Muslim students, promote Islamic awareness, and foster campus community.
Advisor: Heather Paulson, hpaulson@sdccd.edu
President: Adam Abdelaal, akarimabdelaal@hotmail.com
Schedule: TBD
Phi Theta Kappa shall provide opportunities for development of leadership and services, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship of scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
Advisor: Carmen Carrasquillo, cjay@sdccd.edu
President: Kristine Huynh, kristinehuynh21@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to support students interested in dentistry by offering resources, guidance, and opportunities for learning, networking, and service.
Advisor: Ashlee Lain, alain@sdccd.edu
President: Kashifa Vellore, kashifamariam@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to create community of pre-med and pre-health students on Miramar campus. To learn and host events about medical and health careers. To provide resources, information, and support for future health care professionals.
Advisor: John Kim, jkim002@sdccd.edu
Co-President: Vitalia Gonzalez Sanchez & Kevin Pert, vgonzaezsanchez@student.sdccd.com kevinpert@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to provide students with the opportunity to learn more about psychology including the importance of mental health, careers in the field, and other topics of interest to the membership.
Advisor: Nicholas Aramovich, naramovich@sdccd.edu
President: Marin Baccei, mbaccei@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: Check @miramar.psychclub on insta
The purpose of this organization is to prepare members to compete in competitions.
Advisor: Valentino Nevarez, vnevarez@sdccd.edu
President: Charles Hammerling, hammerlingcharles@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to empower women to pursue careers in engineering fields.
Advisor: Brittany Hayland, bhyland@sdccd.edu
President: Anchal Verma, averma@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to create & promote a safe, educational, and fun space for all LGBTQIA+ students and allies alike. Club Spectrum has been an Associated Student club since 2018. The club has previously produced a campus drag show, organized several successful fundraising events, and continues to support students through the Miramar College LGBTQ+ Scholarship, sponsored by the Miramar LGBTQ+ Alliance.
The purpose of this organization is to unite the veteran community of Miramar College and provide educational resources and opportunities to veterans and their allies.
Advisor: Marian Edelbrock, medelbrock@sdccd.edu
President: Gabrielle Starsnic, gkstar10@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to instill environmental awareness through reducing human-made waste, minimizing our carbon footprint, promoting responsibility responsible water usage through awareness and much more!
Advisor: Pablo Martin, pmartin@sdccd.edu
President Jade Fowler, jadefowler1404@gmail.com
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to play tabletop games to improve social skills.
Advisor: Bear Wolf, bwolf@sdccd.edu
President: Brian Lim, blim002@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: Wednesdays at 5 pm - 9 pm in room H-107
The purpose of this organization is to help students who plan to transfer to a 4-year university. We share information and guidance about transfer requirements, give peer support, invite guest speakers, and create a safe friendly space for questions about majors or applications.
Advisor: Emi Kawafuchi, ekawafuchi@sdccd.edu
President: Kristina Nguyen, nguyenkris08@gmail.com
Schedule: Wednesdays at 1 pm to 2 pm in room M-106
The purpose of this organization is to build a pipeline from prison to higher education for justice impacted students.
Advisor: Laura Pecenco, lpecenco@sdccd.edu
President: Francisco Lopez, flopez007@student.sdccd.edu
Schedule: TBD
The purpose of this organization is to create a space and community that is engaging, helpful, and supportive for women in STEM and other students with similar goals.
Student organizations that actively participate in student governance by electing or appointing an ASG Club Representative to attend all ASG meetings are considered chartered: these organizations are eligible to receive financing from the ASG general fund each semester. Make sure your club or student organization fills out a Vending 5000 form every semester! Contact the ASG President with your questions. Student clubs which organize but do not send a representative to ASG meetings are considered recognized, however these organizations are generally not eligible for funding. All student groups that wish to be designated as either chartered or recognized must be registered with Student Affairs by filling out a club certification packet each academic year.
Black Student Union
Cultural Appreciation Club
Developer Student Club San Diego Miramar College
Fire / EMT Club
Human Movement Club
Latinx Con Voces
Miramar CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ International)
Persian Club
Political Science Club
San Diego Miramar Paralegal Club
Flag Football
Book Club
