Below you will find a list of the Active Clubs. Please note that although these clubs are broken up by campus and center locations, some clubs may offer district-wide opportunities!
Please contact the advisor for more information on how you may join!
The Cochise College Pit Fire Festival at the Douglas Campus is a celebration of the ancient method of clay baking through pit fires, where clay is placed in a dug hole with a wood fire burning above, resulting in vibrantly colored and patterned pieces. This artistic technique is honored at a festival hosted by Cochise College, supporting the art department and participating clubs. While the event is free to attend, attendees have the option to purchase handcrafted ceramic bowls for $10, filled with gourmet soup made by the college’s culinary arts club. A thousand unique bowls were crafted by art students. This educational celebration aims to engage the community and secure future iterations of the festival. Artists, vendors, and schools are encouraged to join as partners, making the Cochise College Pit Fire Festival a representation of artistic expression in our global community, attracting attendees from various parts of Mexico, Arizona, California, and beyond.
Haunted Union
This event is located in the Student Union on the Sierra Vista Campus and takes place around Halloween. The event is open to all ages (an adult must accompany the youth at all times), students as well as community members, to enjoy carnival games, costume contests, and food on campus while fundraising for Cochise College clubs. Attendees buy tickets for $0.50 each to use at the carnival booths manned by student clubs. Questions? Email the Student Government Association at sga@cochise.edu.
Youth Arts Festival
The Youth Arts Festival celebrated at the Sierra Vista Campus is a fun-filled, inspiring day of creativity and discovery through the arts led by Cochise College, Student Clubs, and community partners. This event is open to the public, and an adult must always accompany the youth. Attendees have the option of purchasing a tote bag to support Liberal Arts scholarships. Questions? Email zeleznakj@cochise.edu
Spring Fling
The Spring Fling College event at Cochise College Douglas Campus is a vibrant celebration open to students, faculty, and staff. Set against the backdrop of the blossoming spring season, this gathering invites the college community to engage in lively lawn games and savor the delights of an outdoor barbecue. It is a fantastic opportunity for individuals from all corners of the campus to come together, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared enjoyment. The event encapsulates the spirit of spring, providing a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone to unwind, connect, and celebrate the thriving sense of community at Cochise College. Questions? Email the Student Government Association at sga@cochise.edu.
The Cochise College EXPO is a premiere community event at the Sierra Vista Campus. That focuses on showcasing the programs and services offered at Cochise College while enjoying food, live music, and family-friendly activities. Admission is free! Questions? Email the marketing team at marketing@cochise.edu
Art club DC celebrates the visual arts in all their forms and encourages creative expression in the college community and beyond.
For more information, contact the club advisors.
Ash Dahlke: dahlkea@cochise.edu
Club TRiO is a service, leadership and fun club that anyone can join. Students have the opportunity to help others and serve their community. It provides students the opportunity to expand and enhance their overall educational experience, improve their social life, gain self-confidence, and acquire leadership skills.
For more information contact advisor Norma Brandenburg at brandenburgn@cochise.edu or at (520) 417-4036.
Instagram: @clubtriodc
Becoming a Pilot has never been more exciting! Cochise College Flight Club strives to support and prepare our future pilots with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed wherever their aviation careers may take them.
For more information, contact the club advisors:
Mr. Abraham Contreras, contrerasa@cochise.edu , (520) 417-4108
Ms. Gabriela Zubiate, zubiateg@cochise.edu , (520) 417-4744
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for two-year college students. Membership is based primarily on academic achievement. Membership entitles students to numerous opportunities for service, leadership, scholarship and fellowship. The basic foundation for International Membership is:
- be enrolled in an associate degree program
- have a 3.5 grade point average (maintenance GPA is determined by individual chapter)
- have completed 12 credit hours that will transfer to all state universities
Visit Phi Theta Kappa International website for more information.
Douglas Campus Chapter:
Alpha Beta Zeta
Advisors: Angie Bustamante – bustamantea@cochise.edu | Mary King-Power – kingm@cochise.edu
Instagram: @ptkdouglas
The Undergraduate Research Club will help to expand knowledge of local, national and global scientific endeavors by providing undergraduate research opportunities for students of Cochise College Douglas Campus. The club members will also gain experience presenting research they have been involved with to the public. For more information, contact one of our faculty advisors.
Advisor: Steven Merkley, merkleys@cochise.edu, (520) 515-3632
Advisor: Frank Emanuele, emanuelef@cochise.edu, (520) 515-4506
Advisor: Kari Durham, durhamk@cochise.edu, (520) 515-5436
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CCresearchteam/
Instagram: @cochisecollegeresearchclub
The American Sign Language Club, or ASL Club, is a student club whose mission is to bridge the gap between the hearing and Deaf communities in Cochise County. We provide accessible activities (interpreted) for the Deaf and opportunities for ASL students to improve their skills by socializing with the Deaf.
For more information, contact one of our faculty advisors:
Advisor: Jesse Smith, smithja@cochise.edu
The Art Club (TAC) explores and celebrates art in all of its diverse expressions and aspects, and makes the college and the surrounding community a more beautiful and creative place.
For more information, contact our faculty advisor:
Advisor: JenMarie Zeleznak, zeleznakj@cochise.edu, (520) 515-5479
Cochise Pride Club is an on-campus resource for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students and their allies. Cochise Pride promotes awareness and acceptance of the diversity inherent to sexuality and gender.
For more information, contact the club advisor:
To be determined | sga@cochise.edu | (520) 452-2618.
The purpose of the Intervarsity Club is to encourage one another as community college students to be faithful to Jesus Christ during our studies and to represent him in our classes. We hold small group bible studies, and our members organize various social activities and participate in at least one volunteer activity per semester.
For more information, please get in contact with the club advisor:
Mr. Cody Nix, nixc@cochise.edu , (520) 452-2645.
The Latinx Club are united in bringing together all and every member of our community college to have a sense of culture and build a familia. The club works to foster an appreciation for the richness and beauty of Latinx culture. This is a place where all individuals are encouraged to support one another by creating long-lasting connections on our campus. We are inclusive, open, and welcome all who want to build connections as we move social justice awareness forward. Non-Latinx/Hispanic membership is encouraged and welcome. There is strength in diversity!
For more information, contact the club advisor:
To be determined | sga@cochise.edu | (520) 452-2618.
The Multi-Business Club is focused on increasing member knowledge in the areas of tax preparation, entrepreneurial opportunities, and career-building skills such as interviews and resume writing. We also plan to organize and provide workshops and information for all students that will help them thrive and succeed after college.
For more information contact advisor Margarita Fate at fatem@cochise.edu or at (520) 515-5472.
Instagram: @multibusinessclub_CC
NAMI on Campus at Cochise College recognized the key concepts of recovery, resiliency and support are essential to improving the wellness and quality of life of all persons affect by mental illness. Mental illness should not be an obstacle to a full and meaningful life for persons who live with them.
This club is a safe place to talk and learn about mental illness. Club Officers and Members are students and not licensed counselors. If you need professional help, you can be referred by NAMI on Campus to an external resource.
For more information, contact the club advisor:
Cat Matthesen, matthesenc@cochise.edu | (520) 452-2627.
The club advisor is not a licensed counselor. If you need professional help, you will be referred to an external resource.
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for two-year college students. Membership is based primarily on academic achievement. Membership entitles students to numerous opportunities for service, leadership, scholarship and fellowship. The basic foundation for International Membership is:
- have a 3.5 grade point average (maintenance GPA is determined by individual chapter)
- have completed 12 credit hours of college level work
- adhere to the moral standards of the society
Visit Phi Theta Kappa International for more information, or email us at amzsv@cochise.edu.
Feel free to contact one of our advisors:
Advisor: Tetima Parnprome, parnpromet@cochise.edu, (520) 515-5383
Advisor: Megan Cleary, clearym@cochise.edu, (520) 515-3697
*For students who want to join but are a little shy of the GPA goal, contact the chapter of your choice and seek their mentoring guidance.
SkillsUSA Welding is the national organization for students in trade, industrial, technical, and health occupation programs in public high schools, vocational schools, junior colleges and community colleges.
SkillsUSA Welding offers leadership, citizenship and character development program to complement the vocational student’s skill training. This program helps students to better prepare themselves for the labor market. The club emphasizes respect for the dignity of work, high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship and safety.
For more information, contact our faculty advisor:
Advisor: Hope Struse, struseh@cochise.edu, (520) 452-2675.
The Society for Creative Anachronism is an international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the history of the European Middle Ages. The club selectively recreates medieval culture. Members design and build costumes; make armor, weapons and shields; and learn how it feels to dress in medieval attire.
This club is associated with the Barony March of Mons Tonitrus. The club meets in Sierra Vista, but membership is open to all Cochise College students.
For more information contact faculty advisor Jeni Patton at pattonj@cochise.edu or at (520) 515-5328
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MonsTonitrus/
Twitter: @BMMTOfficial
The Tabletop Games Club promotes socialization and sportsmanship through the playing of non-electronic games. Board games, card games, and miniatures-based war games are all under the scope of the organization.
For more information, contact our faculty advisor:
Advisor: Patrick Jones, jonespat@cochise.edu, (520) 515-5341.
The Undergraduate Research Club will help to expand knowledge of local, national and global scientific endeavors by providing undergraduate research opportunities for students of Cochise College Douglas Campus. The club members will also gain experience presenting research they have been involved with to the public. For more information, contact one of our faculty advisors.
Advisor: Steven Merkley, merkleys@cochise.edu, (520) 515-3632
Advisor: Frank Emanuele, emanuelef@cochise.edu, (520) 515-4506
Advisor: Kari Durham, durhamk@cochise.edu, (520) 515-5436
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CCresearchteam/
Instagram: @cochisecollegeresearchclub
The Cochise College Technology Club “CCTC” provides members with hands-on technology experience through structured events and projects. While engaging students in fun and practical experiences for developing and enhancing IT skills.
For more information, contact the club advisor:
Mr. Rod Alexander, alexanderr@cochise.edu, (520) 452-2635.
The Cochise College SNA supports students preparing for initial licensing as a registered nurse. We welcome students accepted to the nursing program as well as those preparing to apply. The SNA is firmly committed to community service. Members have the opportunity to develop their skills while giving back.
For more information, contact our faculty advisor:
Advisor: Theresa Biron, biront@cochise.edu, (520) 515-3605
Virtual Reality for Success is a club focused on bringing virtual reality (VR) to people who have never experienced it before and teaching the value VR has for both recreation and education.
For more information, contact one of our faculty advisors.
Advisors:
Tim McDaniel, mcdanieltimothy@cochise.edu, (520) 335-2958.
Angela Moretz, moretza@cochise.edu ,(520) 515-5322.