Student Clubs
A.W.A.R.E. supports adults in returning to education by providing assistance and encouragement. They also focus on developing individual abilities and fostering the exchange of information among members. The organization cooperates with college faculty and administration, promoting a support system and raising awareness about the needs of re-entry adults.
Contact: Victoria Terrazas
[email protected]
The Accounting Society provides students with opportunities to explore the field of accounting and related business careers through professional development and networking. The organization connects members with guest speakers, campus events, and real-world insights that go beyond the classroom. Open to all majors, Accounting Society welcomes anyone interested in understanding how accounting impacts business, finance, and everyday decision-making, while fostering a supportive community for professional growth.
Contact: Lynn Clark
[email protected]
The Anime Club cultivates discussion and analysis of Japanese animation, including its history, influences, and impact on international culture. The club provides a platform for members to explore and appreciate anime through thoughtful conversations. By fostering this engagement, the club aims to deepen understanding and appreciation for the art form within its community.
Contact:
Tomi Johnston
[email protected]
Contact: Sara Shuaib
The Business Club aims to enhance students' understanding of contemporary business practices through active participation in professional activities. The club provides opportunities for students to engage in real-world business experiences, enabling them to apply their knowledge and skills in practical settings. By facilitating these activities, the club equips students with valuable insights and experiences relevant to the business industries.
Contact: Kishore Dash
[email protected]
College Artists Society of Theater (CAST) offers a structured environment where members can refine and cultivate their skills as performing artists. The organization provides a platform for members to engage in various artistic activities, such as theater productions, workshops, and performances. Through this supportive setting, CAST empowers individuals to enhance their artistic abilities and pursue their passion for performing arts.
Contact: Frank Krevens
Contact: Jeanette Winzeler
Club Ed is Paradise Valley Community College’s education club for students who are curious about teaching, learning, and making a difference in their communities. Whether you’re planning to become a teacher, exploring education-related careers, or just passionate about supporting learners of all ages, Club Ed is a place to connect, grow, and belong.
Members of Club Ed participate in hands-on activities, professional learning experiences, community events, and collaborative planning that bring education to life beyond the classroom. From volunteering and outreach events to creative projects and networking with educators, Club Ed is all about learning together, supporting one another, and building skills for the future.
Contact:
Meggin Kirk
[email protected]
The Creative Writing Club is intended to generate and sustain interest among students and the public, in all fields of writing, provide an educated forum for writers to improve their abilities, and provide information for writers concerning publishing, education, and career choices.
Contact: Ryan Stone or David Martinez
[email protected] or [email protected]
Contact: Sandor Rogoff
[email protected]
Cybersecurity Club is all about spreading awareness of the ever changing world of cybersecurity and online safety. We strive to make the topics and discussions as accessible as possible so that anyone can take advantage of the tools at their disposal to secure themselves and their loved ones. Join our CTF team if you’ve got advanced experience in the red team or blue team!
Contact: Alexander Francuzie or Jay Franzen
Contact: Sonia Valle
Contact: Bradford Knights
Puma Esports provides a competitive and collaborative environment where students develop skills in gaming, teamwork, strategy, and leadership. The program is supported by a state-of-the-art gaming lab and offers opportunities to compete in organized matches and leagues, participate in team practices, and engage in casual community gaming nights. Members also have access to a private Minecraft server that encourages creativity, collaboration, and community building. Through travel opportunities, structured competition, and a strong team culture, Puma Esports empowers students to grow as players while developing skills that extend beyond the screen.
Contact:
Ryan Stone & Joshua Moss
[email protected] [email protected]
The purpose of the Game club is to provide a space for students interested in playing games locally or online together and having social gatherings with others with shared interests.
Contact: James Loop
The Association of Hispanic and Latin American Students (AHLAS) is a culturally grounded, student-centered organization dedicated to fostering unity, embracing diversity, and empowering students throughout their academic and personal journeys. Rooted in community and cultural pride, AHLAS creates an inclusive and welcoming space where Hispanic and Latin American identities, experiences, and traditions are celebrated. AHLAS stands as a community of encouragement, resilience, and orgullo—uplifting students as they grow, lead, and achieve excellence together.
Contact:
Cynthia Rojas Rangel or Leonard Macias
[email protected] or [email protected]
Contact: Ryan Wentzel or Toran Keely
Contact: Lisa Tollentino
Contact: Sheena Mata
Contact: Jeremy McEwen
Contact: Jocelyn Goodwin
Contact: Emma Magana, Michelle Cunneen
The Outdoor Adventure Club offers students a platform to learn and improve outdoor skills while providing opportunities for recreation. The club fosters social fellowship among students, encouraging connections and camaraderie. Additionally, participation in external events and activities helps promote the college and gain recognition in outdoor-related functions.
Contact: Mike (stand in), Josh Frisby (volunteer)
PSI-Beta, the Psychology Club, offers numerous benefits to both the campus and the community by fostering research skills, promoting a deeper understanding of psychology, and building strong interpersonal relationships. The club provides opportunities for members to engage in various aspects of campus life and encourages the expansion of knowledge in the field of psychology. Above all, PSI-Beta aims to create an environment that encourages members to embrace the opportunity for personal and academic growth within the subject of psychology.
Contact:
Adam Berry
[email protected]
Tom Schmidt
[email protected]
Contact: Kishore Dash, Peter Thiel
Phi Theta Kappa of Paradise Valley Community College exists to recognize and encourage scholarship among associate degree students, to provide an opportunity for the development of leadership and service, to provide a climate to exchange ideas and ideals, and to stimulate interest in continuing academic excellence.
Contact: Robert McCanless, Heather McAnerney
Contact: Nik Byle
Contact: Jaimee Corbett
Pride Club Co-Advisors:
Jay Franzen [email protected]
Michelle Cunneen [email protected]
The STEAM Club is dedicated to fostering leadership skills and inspiring students in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) programs. The club promotes learning and collaboration among its members, providing opportunities to develop a portfolio and gain valuable insights into the workforce. Through its activities and initiatives, the STEAM Club encourages students to explore and excel in STEAM disciplines while preparing them for future career opportunities.
Contact: Jim Sizemore
The Student Christian Association at Paradise Valley Community College is a vibrant community for students passionate about education and making a positive impact through their faith. Rooted in the love and teachings of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, the association welcomes those who are called to serve, inspire, and uplift others. Members engage in on and off-campus events, activities, and community outreach. Guided by Christian values of compassion, service, and hope, we thrive together to make a difference while glorifying God through our commitment and service.
Contact: Maile Canlas
The Student Nurses' Association takes on the responsibility of enhancing nursing education to produce highly skilled graduates for the nursing profession. The association is dedicated to maintaining the highest quality standards in nursing education to prepare students for their future careers. By promoting excellence in nursing education, the Student Nurses' Association plays a vital role in shaping competent and compassionate nursing professionals.
Contact:
Tina Barney
[email protected]
Technical Theater Club is intended to be a dual-purpose club. First, it will offer the community a chance to see theatre in the Northern Paradise Valley area. Second, it will be a major opportunity for the students of Paradise Valley Community College to get involved in the production of the live theatre. The club provides members with hands-on experience in their major (accounting, public relations, carpentry, fashion, and more). As a result, this club will provide a chance for the students to be more culturally well-rounded while gaining experience in their chosen fields.
Contact: Ryan Wentzel, Toran Keely
Contact: Mike Ho
The purpose of the Video Making Club is to provide a space for students interested in art, programming, sound, creative writing, and more to come together, practice their craft, network with others, and build their portfolios by creating video games.
Contact: Seth Askelson
The Veterans Club at PVCC brings together student veterans and military-connected students to build community, support one another, and navigate college life together. We focus on creating a welcoming environment where members can share experiences, access resources, and connect with others who understand the military-to-college transition. The club also encourages leadership, service, and involvement across campus. Everyone is welcome-whether you’re a veteran, active-duty, a family member, or a supporter.
Contact: Christina Calderon
Women Rising is a support and networking club at PVCC. Our club is built around three pillars: Sisterhood, Leadership, and Empowerment.
Our goal is to provide students with opportunities to connect with each other and to engage in activities to support their personal growth & academic success.
Contact: Sheena Mata