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Hobby & Interest Clubs 

Hobby & Interest Clubs

Do you want to meet new people? Want to learn something new, or maybe you’re looking for a new social group?

Check out our Student Clubs! You can find a club or start your own!

Current Clubs

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ASA – Arab Student Association

More information coming soon.

Biotech Student Society (BIOSS)

The Biotechnology Students Society would be a medium to get all the students related to biomedical sciences to come together for various opportunities like , but not limited to, debates, research conventions, boosting minor research activities, etc. It would also serve as a platform that would not only help understand the opportunities in the field of biotechnology but also as help them move towards their goals as leaders and scientists.
Contact:
E-mail: [email protected]

Business Analytics Association

This club aims to pursue, promote and encourage the professional development of its members through industry networking, club activities, and other initiatives to create awareness about developments in the field of Business Analytics.
Club Email: [email protected]

Catholic Chaplaincy

We are a Catholic community of college students led by the Holy Spirit to daily conform our lives to Jesus Christ, in order to realize and actualize God’s plan for our lives. Our mission is to engage, strengthen and equip students within the Centennial campuses who are both active and inactive in their faith in order that they grow in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Our membership is not solely restricted to only Christian students but also those from any or no religious background if they are comfortable being in an environment which fosters a Christian worldview.
Contact E-mail: [email protected]
Instagram: @centennial_chaplaincy

If you don’t see a club that interests you, you can start your own!

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Complete an online club application 

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Attend club training 

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Ratification 

Application
Clubs Policy

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I see the list of current clubs?

The list of the current clubs can be found on our CCSAI Clubs Page. Be sure to check back regularly as clubs can start at any point in the semester!

How do I start my own club?

To start your own club, first you’ll need an idea – what will your club be for? Next you’ll need 3 students to be your executives and at least 5 more students as general members. Complete the online application, attend club training, and then you’ll be ratified as an official CCSAI club!

How can I join a club?

You can visit the CCSAI Clubs Page to see the contact information of each club, or you can contact the club through their social media page, and send them a message saying you want to join their club!

You can also contact CCSAI and let us know which club you’re interested in joining and we’ll connect you with their executives.
When can I join a club?

Anytime! There isn’t a specific deadline or timeline to join a club. You can join a club at any point in the semester!

I want to start my own club, but I don’t have enough people – what should I do?

Let us know! Send us an email at [email protected] and we’ll be able to help you in how you can find more people for your club and the club application process. 

Why should I join a club?

Clubs are a great way to meet new people and engage with Centennial’s community. You’re able to meet other students who share the same interests as you and you might even make some lifelong friends along the way!

Why should I start a club?

Taking a leadership role in a club is a great way for you to enhance your experience at Centennial. As a club executive, you’ll get to develop event planning skills, communication skills, and leadership skills. You’re also creating a platform for students to come together and build a community and you’re making a positive impact on campus!

What do clubs do?

Clubs provide events, engagement activities, and community-building opportunities for students –  and they’re all student-run and student-led!

What’s the difference between a club executive and a general member?

Club executives serve as the first point of contact for the club and they serve as the leads of the club and its decision makers while general members are members of the club. Each club operates differently so the roles of a club executive and a general member can vary depending on the club.

How can I find out what club events are coming up?

We include the upcoming club events and activities on the CCSAI Events page. If you want to stay up to date with the events of a specific club, be sure to follow them on social media and connect with the club directly.