Guest Post by Thomas Bui, Highline Clubs Leadership Adviser
As a way to build small communities on campus, students clubs and organizations create fun, social and educational experiences outside of the classroom at Highline College. Clubs provide personal growth, leadership development, new friends and a community of support. All are led and initiated by students.
Thomas Bui
Each academic year, Highline’s clubs program starts fresh with new clubs forming throughout the year. Currently, the program has recognized 43 clubs with more starting up every week.
A Club for Everyone
Joining a club at Highline is simple. To learn about current clubs, students can visit the Center for Leadership and Service in the Highline Student Union (Building 8), attend a scheduled club meeting, or email the club directly to discuss questions about joining.
View the Clubs Directory for the current list of recognized clubs.
Don’t see something you are interested in? Join with four other students and start your own club. See 7 Steps to Starting a Club for tips.
1 Idea + 5 Students = A Highline College Recognized Club
Community Leadership Consultants
Talk to one of Highline’s five Community Leadership Consultants about starting a club. All are Highline students who are here to help.
7 Steps to Starting a Club
1. Have an idea.
2. Visit the Center for Leadership and Service in Building 8 and talk to a Community Leadership Consultant.
3. Find at least four other Highline students who are interested in your idea.
4. Complete a Club Recognition and Approval Form.
5. Attend a one-hour recognition training.
6. Be recognized at the next Associated Students of Highline College (ASHC) meeting.
7. Go! Go! Go!