Clubs & Organizations are an important part of Student Life at Green River College. Whether you are looking to meet new people, share a common interest, plan campus events or volunteer, there is a club for you! Being involved with a Green River student group is a great way to connect with the Gator community and build relationships with fellow students, staff, and faculty.
There are usually around 60 clubs and organizations each year that focus a variety of topics and interest, including academics, multicultural issues, and social opportunities. Student clubs and organizations are open to all students. These services are open to all Green River College students. We’re committed to fostering a safe and welcoming environment where everyone can learn, connect, and thrive
New club proposals are now open for the 2026-27 academic year. Please contact Paz Clearwater (pclearwater@greenriver.edu) and ASGRC at asgrc@greenriver.edu if you have any questions about clubs. We also recommend following our GRC Student Life page @grcstudentlife for more immediate updates!
Club Office Hours
Have a question about anything related to clubs? Visit ASGRC Student Government in the Campus Life office (SU 240) during club office hours!
Club Office Hours for Fall 2026 will be held on:
- Tuesdays from 3 - 4 PM
- Wednesdays from 12 - 1 PM
- Fridays from 10 - 11 AM
Can't attend office hours? Email ASGRC at asgrc@greenriver.edu.
Currently Active Student Clubs & Organizations
Below is a list of clubs that are active for the 2026-27 year. This page will be updated as clubs renew their paperwork or complete a new charter. Contact a club to learn more! If you need your club information updated, please contact Paz Clearwater at pclearwater@greenriver.edu. To find out when clubs meet, either check greenriver.edu/calendar and filter by Student Clubs or email the clubs below!
This list below is active as of September 2026.
| Lbryan@greenriver.edu |
The American Experience Club is a social club that has as a main purpose of making the most out of our time at Green River. Most people we meet in this college are just of passage, but the memories we make with them stay forever. For this reason, we try to bring students on adventures that they most likely wouldn’t experience otherwise, and take it as an opportunity to meet new people!
| monica.bowen@greenriver.edu |
A club that takes a look at all forms of art throughout human history. From traditional paintings and sculptures, to movies and documentaries! Whether exploring and discussing the history of art is a passion of yours, or just a passing interest, we welcome all who wish take part or simply visit to see what this club is all about. This is an inclusive, safe space for anyone who wishes to attend.
| NDuldulao@greenriver.edu |
| roppo.kristina@student.greenriver.edu | SSharpe@greenriver.edu |
| Gunalan.Nathanael@student.greenriver.edu |
| jyho@greenriver.edu |
Gator Wellness is a student-led organization dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles and overall well-being at Green River College. Our goal is to raise awareness about mental health, disease prevention, and positive daily habits while creating a supportive environment where students can learn practical strategies to manage stress and balance academic, work, and personal responsibilities. Whether you are interested in learning more about wellness, developing leadership skills, or getting involved in health-focused initiatives, Gator Wellness welcomes all students, we want to help create a healthier and more positive campus culture. Reach out to us today to get involved and make a difference!
| affiong.eyo@greenriver.edu |
| AArsenio@greenriver.edu |
Matcha Club may sound silly at first but it’s a way to connect with other matcha lovers in the area. We will be doing matcha runs/hopping, learning how to make matcha, matcha themed bondings, and more! Even if you don’t like matcha, this is a great way to meet people with similar interests like drinking tea, making tea, or if just want to make new friends!
| nicole.feider@greenriver.edu |
The Pre-Health Club is a supportive community for students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare, including medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, and other health professions. Our mission is to guide and connect aspiring health professionals through mentorship, academic support, and networking opportunities. We organize guest speaker events, volunteer activities, MCAT/DAT study sessions, and workshops focused on preparing for professional school applications. Whether you’re exploring healthcare or already on your path, the Pre-Health Club provides the resources and connections you need to succeed.
| David.jackson@greenriver.edu |
| PClearwater@greenriver.edu |
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is an honor society that recognizes and supports the academic achievements of high-achieving students. As a member of PTK, students can access a range of opportunities, including leadership development, scholarships, and community service projects. PTK also offers a platform for networking with other top students and gaining recognition for your academic success. It’s a great way to enhance your college experience and build a strong foundation for future academic and professional pursuits. All students may participate on a provisional basis, but students who wish to join the national society must have a 3.5 GPA with at least 12 college level credits accumulated.
| madeleine.wright@greenriver.edu |
A club dedicated to the celebration of identities and achievements surrounding the LGBTQ+ community. A safe place for everyone to be themselves.
| gorshc@gmail.com |
We work to grow the community and help students find connections with others! This club provides lots of community service opportunities!
| Grewal.Gurraj@student.greenriver.edu | MMACON@greenriver.edu |
| Mporras-monroe@greenriver.edu Callegri@greenriver.edu |
The Student Occupational Therapy Organization is organized by students who are enrolled in the Occupational Therapy Assistant program. All students who are interested in pursuing the degree are invited to join. As part of our role, we educate others about Occupational Therapy, representing the profession at job fairs, career fairs and provide students with community learning opportunities. In addition, we provide our college community and greater community with a snapshot of how we would utilize our skills in the clinic by hosting such things as Midterm and Finals Stress Management Techniques and Health and Wellness strategies.
| KKwon@greenriver.edu |
The Taiwanese Student Association is a welcoming community that celebrates the culture, traditions, food, and spirit of Taiwan! Whether you’re from Taiwan or just curious about Taiwanese culture, everyone is welcome. We will host fun cultural events, boba socials, movie nights, and traditional holiday celebrations. Explore Taiwan with us—through flavors, friendships, and fun!
| Yan.leyi@student.greenriver.edu |
| ttai@greenriver.edu |
Women in STEM is a club dedicated to creating a space to support STEM students through events, mentorship, and open conversations. Our goal is to support academic and professional growth while creating a welcoming space to build friendships and recharge. We believe success in STEM should feel empowering, not overwhelming.
Interested in Starting a New Club?
Here are the basic steps for starting a new club at GRC. If you have any more specific questions, contact Paz Clearwater at pclearwater@greenriver.edu.
1. Decide what your club will be about!
- A hobby or interest?
- A cultural or identity-based group?
- A field of study?
- A career or occupation?
2. Find other students with the same interest!
- You only need 6 students (including yourself) to get the process started!
- The Student Life office can help you find new members!
3. Find a faculty/staff advisor
- Your club advisor does not need to be an expert in the clubs interest area, they just have to want to support students!
- Advisor responsibilities are included in the Student Clubs Handbook
4. Complete the New Club Paperwork!
- The Club Proposal/Renewal Form is linked under 'Documents and Forms' on this page
- Student Life staff will review your submission and provide acceptance or feedback within a week
- Review the Club Handbook
- New clubs will be invited to complete the Club Orientation. After which, clubs can begin to request funding or hold events.
5. Begin Club Activity!
- Officially recognized clubs can use the Club Corner (SU250), schedule classroom space, use the Student Life work room, and request funding for activities from ASGRC Student Government