Student Clubs

The following clubs are typically active each year. If you are interested in starting a club at EAC see the clubs page in the Student Handbook.

Advance Team – The students with big smiles, purple shirts and a group of people following them around campus are part of the student public relations team for EAC. For information and meeting times, contact Chalene Whitmire, Advisor, at 428-8272 or Chalene.whitmire@eac.edu

Band Club - The social “instrument” of the Monster Band program at EAC . For information and meeting times, contact Clay Redfield, Band Director and Advisor, at 428-8465 or Clay.Redfield@eac.edu

Black Student Union - The exciting group on campus designed for African American Culture.  They help plan Black History Month and Martin Luther King Celebrations.  For information contact Tracy Lassiter, Advisor, at 428-8483 or Tracy.Lassiter@eac.edu Tracy.Lassiter@eac.edu

Cheerleaders – This energetic and spirited group works hard on cheers, dances, and gymnastic moves for the Gila Monster Football and Basketball seasons. Tryouts are held early each semester. For information contact Trina Bingham, Coach, at 428-8414 or Trina.Bailey@eac.edu

Choir Club – There’s a lot of socializing that happens in choir classes but this is the formal social club for choral students. For information and meeting times, contact Dr. David Lunt, Choir Director and Advisor, at 428-8464 or David.Lunt@eac.edu

College Democrats - The College Democrats are involved with a variety of activities and politics on local, state and national levels.  Get involved!  For more information contact JoAnn Morales, Advisor, at 428-8919 or JoAnn.Morales@eac.edu

College Republicans - The College Republicans Club is involved in local, state and national politics.  You can find them taking polls around campus, conducting Homecoming elections and holding exciting debates.  To get involved or find out more information contact Patrick Lukens, Advisor, at 428-8249 or Patrick.Lukens@eac.edu

Criminal Justice Student Association - Are you involved in the Criminal Justice program?  Get involved with CJSA, which is made up of students that are majoring in Administration of Justice or taking an Administration of Justice class.  For more information contact Steve Johnson, Instructor and Advisor, at 428-8385 or Steve.Johnson@eac.edu

Dance Club – Do you love all types of dance and look for opportunities to perform in venues such as the Renaissance Festival? Then Dance Club might be right for you. Contact Gayla Curtis, Advisor at 428-2194.

Drama Club – The active Drama Department is involved in service to the handicapped, numerous productions, and out-of-town competitions. The Drama Club helps support these activities with time, energy, and fundraising activities. For information and meeting times, contact Dr. Crae Wilson, Advisor, at 428-8460 or Crae.Wilson@eac.edu

F.A.C.E.S. - F.A.C.E.S. (Fostering Achieving Cultural Equity Sensitivity) is a health promotions club that will expose students to a variety of health occupations within the medical field.  The primary purpose of F.A.C.E.S. is to provide educational and clinical opportunities for students interested in a career in health or students in general, while providing service to the community.  For information and meeting times, contact David Henson, Advisor, at 428-8366 or Dave.Henson@eac.edu

Gila Force – This club consists of the nearly 200 student athletes that play on eight intercollegiate athletic teams for Eastern Arizona College. For information and meeting times, contact Kate McCluskey, Advisor, at 428-8411 or Kate.McCluskey@eac.edu

HOLA Club- The Hispanic Organization of Leaders and Achievers provides an opportunity for anyone interested in subjects pertinent to Hispanic culture. For information and meeting times, contact Jose Sosa, Advisor, at 428-8343 or jose.sosa@eac.edu

International Student Club – Are you an International Student, have you traveled to a foreign country, do you have friends or family in another country, or do you just want to learn more about other parts of the world? If the answer is “Si”, “Oui”, or any of the other ways to “Yes” in one of the 2700 spoken languages of the world, then check out International Club. For information and meeting times, contact Tonka Curtis, Advisor, at 428-8901 or Tonka.Curtis@eac.edu

Intertribal Club – A social club for everyone interested in Native American Culture. Their activities include a Native American Celebration, fry bread sales, and a proposed Miss Indian EAC pageant. Meeting time is Mondays at 4 PM in the Activities Center.  For information and meeting times, contact Sharon Petz, Advisor, at 428-8342 or Sharon.Petz@eac.edu

Intramurals – At this point, Intramurals is not a formal club. However, ASEAC sponsors a variety of intramural activities in which any student can participate. A list of activities can be found here. For information and game times, contact Patti Wren, Advisor, at 428-8384 or Patti.Wren@eac.edu

Latter Day Saints Student Association (LDSSA) – Students enrolled in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Institute of Religion are members of LDSSA. A variety of class times are available for convenience. Visit the Institute building at 871 N. College Avenue or call (928) 428-4330 for more information.

Mark Allen Hall – The activity club for the 88 men and 88 women living in Mark Allen Residence Hall. For information and meeting times, contact Elaine Marett, Advisor, at 428-8236 or Elaine.Marett@eac.edu

Nellie Lee Hall Club – 50 men live in Nellie Lee Hall and are members of this activity club. For information and meeting times, contact Gordon Schuler, Advisor, at 428-8237 or Gordon.Schuler@eac.edu

Newman Club – Catholic students meet at 11 AM each Tuesday at the Newman Center for Mass and a home-cooked meal. The Center is located ½ block east of Residence Towers on Fourth Street. For information and meeting times, contact Mike DeLaO, Advisor, at 428-8429 or Mike.DeLao@eac.edu

Oasis Yearbook – The Oasis is produced in the Yearbook Production classes (ART 192 and 193). However, much of the work involved in taking pictures, getting stories, and promoting the yearbook takes place outside of class. Whether you are enrolled in the Yearbook Production class or not, you are welcome to help produce the only community college yearbook in Arizona. The meetings are held at 4:30 PM on Thursdays in SC-19. For information, contact Jeb Earl, Instructor and Advisor, at 428-8470 or Jeb.Earl@eac.edu

Orchestra Club – The “official” organization for fun when you’re part of the Orchestra. For information and meeting times, contact Franklin Alvarez, Orchestra Director and Advisor, at 428-8266 or Franklin.Alvarez@eac.edu

Phi Theta Kappa – Eastern’s Lambda Omicron chapter of the international academic honorary for two-year colleges is actively involved in leadership development, service, civic engagement and scholarship activities on campus and within the statewide organization. For information and meeting times go to the Chapter website http://www.eac.edu/Campus_Life/Student_Organizations/ptk/index.html or contact Dick Spining, Advisor, at 428-8253 or Dick.Spining@eac.edu

Physics Club – The club supports out-of-classroom projects such as rocket building. For information and meeting times, contact Madhuri Bapat, Instructor and Advisor, at 428-8205 or Madhuri.Bapat@eac.edu

Residence Towers Club – The 144 men and women of the Towers have an active club that sponsor social activities such as an EAC Survivor contest. For information and meeting times, contact Tye Stewart, Advisor, at 428-8606 or Tye.Stewart@eac.edu

Rowdy Reptiles – Do you like purple and gold? Do you want to paint your face in those colors to show your support for the Gila Monster athletic teams? Then you’re a candidate for membership in Eastern’s spirit club, the “Rowdy Reptiles”! Meet 30 minutes before each home game to get into a positive spirit mode!

Student Nurses Association – The social and service organization for Eastern’s nursing students. For information and meeting times, contact Sandi Ludwig, Advisor, at 428-8402 or Sandi.Ludwig@eac.edu

Info for Clubs

Questions?

Each ASEAC club has an Executive Council Officer who serves as a contact to help you plan your activities and service projects. If you have questions or can’t attend a Student Council Meeting, please contact your assigned liaison.

ASEAC Club Liaisons