Sierra Vista Clubs
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Learn how to use Artificial Intelligence responsibly and effectively to support your
success as a student. The AI Literacy Club explores real-world AI tools, ethical use,
and practical applications for studying, planning, and building projects—no prior
experience required.
Activities include:
- AI tool demonstrations and comparisons
- Practical tips for student life (brainstorming, outlining, revising, studying, planning)
- Collaborative projects and competitions
- Student input on campus AI guidelines and best practices
This is a brand-new club, and founding members will help shape its direction and activities.
For more information, please contact Mrs. Reed, Club Advisor at reede@cochise.edu
The ASL Club's mission is to bridge the gap between the hearing and Deaf communities in Cochise County. We offer accessible (interpreted) activities for the Deaf and provide ASL students with opportunities to improve their skills through social interactions.
For more information, contact:
A leadership and advocacy club for Adult Education studets. Members share their stories,
support peers, and represent Cochise College locally and nationally through the Coalition
of Adult Basic Education (COABE) students as leaders program. Learn more about this
club by contacting the club advisor Ms. Kresta Roosevelt at rooseveltk@cochise.edu
The Cochise College Banned Books Club is dedicated to raising awareness about literary
censorship and its growing impact on society. Through reading and discussing frequently
banned and challenged books, the club educates students on the individuals and communities
most affected, the forces driving censorship efforts, and how we can take a stand—individually
and collectively—to protect free speech and the freedom to read.
For more information contact the Club Advisor:
A place to explore faith, grow in wisdom, and build lasting community. We invite students to discover the hope and truth found in Jesus Christ, deepen their spiritual and personal growth through the Bible, and develop as servant-hearted leaders. Through small groups, events, and service opportunities, we help students live out their faith both on campus and beyond. We’re a chapter of Christian Challenge AZ, a statewide ministry affiliated with the Arizona Southern Baptist Convention and part of the national Baptist Collegiate Ministries network. Join us and be part of something meaningful.
This club is not yet officially active as we are still seeking a club advisor. Reach out to sga@cochise.edu to sign up.
NAMI On Campus at Cochise College is a student-led organization dedicated to mental
health awareness, education, and support. The club works to reduce stigma, promote
well-being, and connect students with mental health resources on campus and in the
community.
For more information contact the NAMI on Campus Advisors.
Dr. Wendy Ashby at ashbyw@cochise.edu or Mr. Bryan Homrighausen at homrighausen@cochise.edu
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is an international honor society for two-year college students. Membership is based on academic achievement and provides opportunities for service, leadership, and scholarships.
Requirements: 3.5 GPA, 12 college-level credit hours, and adherence to the society’s moral standards.
*If you are shy of the GPA goal, reach out to the chapter for mentoring guidance.
For more information, email: amzsv@cochise.edu
Advisors:
Tetima Parnprome | (520) 515-538
Megan Cleary | (520) 515-3697
The SkillsUSA Welding Club at Cochise College is dedicated to supporting students in developing their welding skills through hands-on practice, industry-based competitions, and leadership opportunities. The club fosters a strong sense of teamwork and professionalism while preparing members for successful careers in welding and related trades.
For more information contact Club Advisor:
The Society for Creative Anachronism is dedicated to researching and recreating the European Middle Ages. Members design and build costumes, make armor, weapons, and shields, and experience medieval culture. The club is associated with the Barony March of Mons Tonitrus and meets in Sierra Vista, but is open to all Cochise College students.
For more information:
Barony March of Mons Tonitrus | Atenveldt
Facebook | Twitter: @BMMTOfficial
Advisor:
The Tabletop Games Club promotes socialization and sportsmanship through non-electronic games, including board games, card games, and miniatures-based war games.
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This club provides research opportunities for students at Cochise College Douglas Campus, expanding knowledge in local, national, and global scientific endeavors. Members also gain experience presenting research to the public.
For more information, contact:
Steven Merkley | (520) 515-3632
Frank Emanuele | (520) 515-4506
Kari Durham | (520) 515-5436
Facebook | Instagram: @cochisecollegeresearchclub
