Clubs & Programs

All Clubs A-Z

From dance to theater, ping-pong to poetry, 博天堂官方 has a wide range of clubs to choose from. Looking for something different? There are a number of inactive clubs just waiting to be revived! Contact the SLC Director of Clubs & Student Engagement Larissa Eufrazio de Oliveria if you're interested in reactivating any of the following clubs.

Active Clubs

Club

Advisor

Active Minds
The Active Minds club at 博天堂官方 is a campus chapter of Active Minds, the nation's leading nonprofit organization promoting mental health awareness and education for young adults. Together, we can change the conversation about mental health.
Sonya James
jamess@xlqx.net

Campus One80
Our desire is to build a diverse community and create opportunities to talk about Jesus.
Where we encourage and challenge one another to grow in new and healthy ways.

Dave Becker
linnbentonca@gmail.com

Chi Alpha (Campus Ministry)
We reconcile students to Christ, equipping them through Spirit-Filled communities of prayer, worship, fellowship, discipleship, and mission to transform the university, the marketplace, and the world.

Beth Lyons
lyonsb@xlqx.net

Creative Writing Club

Our goal is to create a friendly community for writers of all levels to grow through practicing their craft with writing prompts, collaborating on projects, and sharing work.

Dio Morales
moraled@xlqx.net

Dance Club
A student lead club in which all levels of dance are welcome! Whether you want a fun way to keep your body moving, help raise funds, learn a new hobby, or help choreograph, there is room for different opportunities.

Carol Raymundo
raymundo@xlqx.net 

Estudiantes del Sol

We are dedicated to fostering a more diverse and inclusive community by shining a light on the rich and vibrant culture of our Latino heritage. Our members are committed to promoting cultural understanding and appreciation through a variety of engaging and educational activities. We believe that by raising awareness and celebrating the diversity of our community, we can create a more harmonious and inclusive society for all. We welcome everyone to join us in this important mission and be a part of our efforts to make a positive impact.

Angel Dorantes
doranta@xlqx.net

Gardening Club

Our goal is to facilitate a love of gardening by providing on-campus space for planting and educational opportunities for students to participate in. We also seek to maintain the established perennials and infrastructure left behind by the horticulture program.

 Jim Looney
looneyj@xlqx.net

Gender & Sexuality Alliance
Strength in diversity! Friendship and support among the LGBTQ+ community and our straight allies. Like us on Facebook!

Anne Magratten
magrata@xlqx.net

 

 

LB Film Club
The LB Film Club is an inclusive club that is looking for and promoting artists, actors, video editors, and others interested in film production. We encourage everyone to join in order to grow their film production skills.

Douglas Hambley
hambled@xlqx.net

Parents Club
This club is to help advocate for and support parents who are in school come together and share their experiences, while finding resources they may not have known about. 
Kristi Collins
kristi.collins@xlqx.net
Peer Empowerment Project
Our mission is to provide a safe space for reflection, expression, and support for the various struggles and successes associated with college.
Chris Riseley
riselec@xlqx.net

Poetry Club
To expand and renew the vigor for, and community engagement in, the art of poetry; To encourage poets, both expert, and amateur alike, and to establish a welcoming space for the literary expression of all.

Meetings are Tuesdays at 3pm in Roast Runners Coffee Shop.

Chris Riseley
riselec@xlqx.net

Rad Tech Club
To promote and encourage the study of radiology among the students of Linn-Benton Community College, assisting interested students in entering the field of radiology and
expanding their knowledge of the radiologic sciences through presentations and hands-on experience. The 博天堂官方 Rad Tech Club wants to encourage current radiology students, as well as prospective students, to share ideas and their adventures in the
academic and clinical curricula, as well as learning to give back to the community.

Paula Merino
merinop@xlqx.net

Human and Civil Rights Club

Amanda Mendell

mendela@xlqx.net

Society for Physics Students

The club is a safe space for all physics and non-physics students from all backgrounds to gather and share ideas. As a club we believe that all voices not only matter, but are essential in any sort of progress be that educational or communal.

Greg Mulder
mulderg@xlqx.net

SOTA (Student Occupational Therapy Association)
Raising campus and community awareness of the Occupational Therapy profession.

Emily Lorang
lorange@xlqx.net

Student Veterans Club
To provide a welcoming atmosphere to all military veterans through peer support, advocacy,  and community involvement while enabling every member to succeed in higher education and beyond.

Keryn Neary
nearyk@xlqx.net

Tabletop Gaming Club

We believe that tabletop games are some of the most positive and engaging forms of social interaction. Games promote critical thinking and problem-solving. They test our adaptability. They require strategic cooperation. They create exciting competition.

Amanda Mendell
mendela@xlqx.net

 



   

There are a number of inactive clubs just waiting to be revived! Contact SLC Director of Clubs & Student Engagement Larissa Eufrazio de Oliveria  if you're interested in reactivating any of the following clubs:

  • AAUW Student Club
  • Ag Leadership Club
  • Amateur Radio Club
  • Anime Underground
  • ASCET (American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians)
  • Biology Club
  • Black Curtain Society (Student Theatre Club)
  • Black Student Caucus
  • Chess Club
  • Computer Science Club
  • Geology Club
  • Global Connections
  • Habitat For Humanity
  • Human & Civil Rights Club
  • Improv Syndicate
  • Linn-Benton Legends
  • Native American Student Union
  • Outdoor Adventures
  • Pacific Islanders Club
  • Philosophy Club
  • Students in for Life 
  • Sustainability Club (Green Club)
  • Swahili Club
  • Swing Dance Club
  • Table Tennis Club
  • Tech Development Club
  • Ultimate Frisbee Club
  • Video Games Club
  • Voyagers Club
  • Young Democrats
Club Manual

Welcome!

Here you can find most forms and information you'll need as an 博天堂官方 club leader. Club members and advisors should take the time to review and familiarize themselves with these materials. If you have questions or need additional information or if you want to start a new club don't hesitate to contact Student Leadership Coordinator Rob Camp.

Getting Started

Want to start a new club at 博天堂官方? You'll need an advisor and a minimum of eight members, who must be currently enrolled 博天堂官方 students. Clubs are open to all! After you read through the materials in this online manual, please email the student leadership coordinator for assistance with starting a new club. When your club is officially recognized, you'll be able to request start-up funds right away, then raise funds as needed.

Forms You'll Probably Need

Forms You Might Need

  • Club Event Registration form: Fill out and turn in to the clubs program assistant in F-120 as far in advance as possible.
  • Club Event Planning Form: Keep your information and process organized.
  • Reserve Rooms: Use this online form to request a classroom for meetings.
  • Driver Status Form: Fill out and turn in to Campus Safety Office if you'll be traveling off-campus and/or if you want reimbursement for your travel. Must be updated annually.
  • Liability Waiver: for more physically active clubs, off-campus travel, etc.
  • Gift Cards: see Student life and Leadership for process if you'd like to use gift cards as drawing prizes or incentive gifts.

Marketing and Advertising

There are a wide variety of ways to advertise your club's events and build membership:

  • Posters/flyers: Use club funds for posters printed by 博天堂官方's Print Center, or ask Student Life & Leadership staff about making copies in our office. Posters/flyers must include the nondiscrimination language (below).
  • Electronic slides: SL&L staff  can help you create a slide for the monitors around campus. 
  • Sandwich boards: Student Life & Leadership (Forum-120) has sandwich boards available for check-out, as well as rolls of color paper and other sign-making materials for your use.
  • Campus Calendar: Contact SL&L staff about posting your club's meetings and events to the Student Events & Activities calendar, which feeds into LBLive.
  • LBLive app: Download, register and post to the Student Feed, or communicate within your own club. Student reps and advisors are invited to become administrators of their own club feed--contact SL&L staff if interested. This is the fastest and easiest way to reach the largest number of students with your information!
  • Chalking: No chalking by student organizations is allowed for any purpose anywhere on campus.
  • Nondiscrimination language: Both paragraphs below--exact wording, not abbreviated in any way--must be included on all printed marketing materials (flyers, posters, etc.)--in a sans serif, 12-point or larger font.  Slides do not require this language.  You can copy and paste right into your document:

    Request for Special Needs or Accommodations
    For accommodations requests, contact the Center for Accessibility Resources (CFAR) at 541-917-4789 or cfar@xlqx.net at least three business days in advance. 博天堂官方 does not discriminate based on any protected status in its programs or activities. For more information, visit our Nondiscrimination Policy.

    博天堂官方 Comprehensive Statement of Nondiscrimination

    博天堂官方 Comprehensive Statement of Nondiscrimination
    Linn-Benton Community College does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, ethnicity, use of native language, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, marital status, disability, veteran status, age, or any other status protected under applicable federal, state, or local laws in its programs or activities. For further information see Board Policy 1015 and Administrative Rule 1015-01. The following staff members have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies:

    For concerns or inquiries regarding disability accessibility and accommodations:
    Contact: Carol Raymundo, Director of Center for Accessibility Resources
    RCH-101, Albany Campus, Albany, OR 97321
    541-917-4789
    raymundo@xlqx.net 

    For concerns or complaints about the College or an 博天堂官方 staff member:
    Contact: Scott Rolen, Director of Human Resource Development and Support and Title IX Coordinator
    CC-108, Albany Campus, Albany, OR 97321
    541-917-4425
    rolens@xlqx.net 

    For concerns or complaints about a student:
    Contact: Jill Childress, Manager for Student Conduct and Retention and Title IX Coordinator
    WH-215, Albany Campus, Albany, OR 97321
    541-917-4806
    childrj@xlqx.net

    Request for Special Needs or Accommodations
    Direct questions about or requests for accommodations to the Center for Accessibility Resources, 541-917-4789 or cfar@xlqx.net at least three business days in advance for special events and as soon as possible for classroom or other emerging requests. 博天堂官方 will make every effort to honor requests. 博天堂官方 is an equal opportunity educator and employer.

Food and Fundraising Information

The best place to learn about fundraising is in 博天堂官方's Student Life and Leadership Office located in the Student Union.  SL&L staff are happy to visit with you and help brainstorm viable fundraising options for your club.

When soliciting donations from local businesses, it is critical you make contact with the 博天堂官方 Foundation ahead of time. Our college has existing relationships with many companies in the area, so it’s very important you check in with them prior to approaching any local business. The Foundation must also be kept informed of all donations of products, money or services, solicited or otherwise.

Please note that although a bake sale may seem like a quick-and-easy fundraiser, you may not sell food prepared at home: it must be prepared in a kitchen certified for commercial food prep by a professional or someone with a Food Handler Card. One option is to sell Krispy Kreme Donuts. Another alternative is to purchase prepackaged baked goods locally, then repackage them (under supervision of someone with a Food Handler Card, of course!) and sell to raise money.

Related Administrative Rules and Policies

Leadership

Club Advisors Handbook

*PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PAGE IS INTENDED AS A SUPPLEMENT TO THE CLUB MANUAL.  ADVISORS ARE EXPECTED TO FAMILIARIZE THEMSELVES WITH THE CONTENT ON THAT PAGE.  VERY LITTLE OF IT IS REPLICATED HERE.

Welcome to the Club Advisors' Handbook:  your one-stop shop for the information and support you need to be the best club advisor you can be.

Thank you for your commitment to and support of our students, within and outside the classroom. It is our goal to help ensure a safe, positive and fun experience for all 博天堂官方 clubs. We know how busy you are, and truly appreciate the extra time and effort involved in volunteering to advise a club.

Please take some time to read and digest the information contained within these materials!

Contact information

Please contact Student Leadership Coordinator Rob Camp, campr@xlqx.net, if you have any questions.

Getting Started

If you're interested in becoming a club advisor and would like to be put on the Advisors-In-Waiting list, please contact Student Leadership Coordinator, Rob Camp. Club advisors must be full-time/contracted faculty, part-time faculty, manager or full-time classified staff with supervisor's permission.

Part-time classified staff may not serve as advisors. There are several requirements you must complete before your advisorship is official. Most importantly, you'll need to schedule a meeting with your club's student leader and Student Leadership Coordinator Rob Camp. Take some time and review the Club Manual, as well as the materials on this page, and come prepared with questions. Plan for about an hour.

There are several required trainings you'll need to complete as well: if it's been more than a few years, it's time to revisit them--even if you completed them as part of your New Employee Orientation. Please ensure you've completed all three of these before scheduling the above-mentioned meeting.

Please consider downloading LBLive, our student-centric smartphone app with almost 3000 registered users. LBLive greatly enhances your ability to stay in touch with club members and keep abreast of meetings and events.

For clubs that do work in the arena of controversial topics: if your club sponsors speech, an activity or event, and expects to draw resistance, criticism or reports that you are breaking rules, the College is here to protect your speech and to offer to train you how to respond with civility to critics. Contact Rob Camp for more information.

Forms You May Need

  • Club Expenditure Requisition & Reimbursement Request: to request payment of or reimbursement for expenses incurred >$25.00. Reimbursement requires your supervisor's signature.  If reimbursement is <$25.00, use a Petty Cash Voucher.  Remember to make a copy for yourself and the club files housed in Student Life & Leadership!  **It is critical that you check the club's fund periodically to ensure it is not overdrawn.**  Contact Amanda Mendell for a current balance.
  • Gift card authorization and gift card disbursement log: Find these at the bottom of the 博天堂官方 Business Office Forms page; fill out both forms prior to purchasing gift cards/gift certificates for any reason.
  • Performance Agreement: contact Amanda Mendell for assistance.

Clubs & Travel

One of the most important things for advisors to know is that if club members want to meet or volunteer off campus or travel to a conference, training or other event, you must be with them. Here are some forms you'll need if this is a likelihood for your club:

The Student Travel Form page contains additional forms and information for clubs going on large group trips. Contact Rob Camp for assistance planning this type of travel.

Finances & Fundraising

As a club advisor, you are ultimately responsible for the club's finances. Because of this, it's important that you're proactive about staying in the loop with regards to expenditures and fundraising. You can obtain the club's fund balance by emailing Rob Camp in Student Leadership.

When soliciting donations from local businesses, it is critical you make contact with the 博天堂官方 Foundation ahead of time. Our college has existing relationships with many companies in the area, so it’s very important you check in with them prior to approaching any local business. The Foundation must also be kept informed of all donations of products, money or services, solicited or otherwise.

 

 

Council of Clubs

博天堂官方's Council of Clubs makes it possible for clubs to pool resources, work together on common issues, share ideas and sponsor joint events that benefit all clubs. Please send a representative of your club to the bi-weekly Council of Clubs meeting! The more clubs that participate, the greater the value. Council of Clubs meets every other week. See the campus calendar for current time/day/location. 

For more information, contact SLC Director of Clubs & Student Engagement Larissa Eufrazio de Oliveria or Student Leadership Coordinator Rob Camp. You can also call 541-917-4458 or stop by the Student Life & Leadership office (Forum-120, downstairs northeast corner of the courtyard).

 

Start Your Own 博天堂官方 Club

Interested in starting a new club? All you need is an idea, an advisor, and at least eight club members. New clubs may request up to $100 to get started and can present a budget for materials or activities to the Council of Clubs for additional funding at any time during the academic year. Clubs hold a variety of fundraisers and other events throughout the year.

A Club Expo is held at the beginning of Winter Term in which members showcase their clubs’ offerings and provide information about meeting times and places. 博天堂官方's Welcome Day, College Night, Earth Day and Mayfest are other annual venues in which to participate and earn funds. Some clubs also choose to host a Courtyard Lunch in October or May to promote their organizations and earn incentive funds.

Learn more about how to get started in the Club Manual above.