CLUBS CONTACT LIST

*African Student Association
Advisor: Nora LanceOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-2330
Advisor E-mail:nlance@bcc.ctc.edu Club Email :ihounwanou@hotmail.com
Vision: Help incoming African students feel welcome and meet other african students.
Mission: Introduce African culture to BCC and the local community.
Goals: 1. Invite various African assists 2. Attend international student program orientation. 3. Presentations at local schools.

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* Amnesty International
Advisor: George WalkerOffice Location: D100DContact Information: (425) 564-2333
Advisor Email: gwalker@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email:janinka07@yahoo.com
Amnesty International is a worldwide movement of people who campaign for internationally recognize human right. We meet and talk about different human right issues going on in the world.


Club Meetings: Monthly 1-2 pm D 100 or C213

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*Art Club
Advisor: Dale LindmanContact Information: 425-564-2053
Advisor Email: dlindman@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email: dstryofworlds@comcast.net
The Art Club is a place for students to learn about art through discussions field trips, demonstrations, and projects. It provides a social atmosphere for interaction and the exchange of idea with fellow artists from beginner to advance. It is an excellent place to evaluate work for a portfolio.

Club Meetings: Friday 2-4:00pm at C-256

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* Bellevue Eagles Club
Advisor: Greg Dempsey, JrContact Information: Club Email : Marcojsg@gmail.com
The Bellevue Eagles Club mission is to provide opportunities for Eastern Washington University and BSS students with a spirit of networking and fellowship BEC provides valuable opportunities and experience

Club Meeting Monday 4:00, C 202

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* Bad Clown Comedy
Advisor: Karendo FairbrookContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email kfairbro@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:jeffjlz@hotmail.com
Club Meetings: Mon 4:00p.m. Drama Building

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* BC Chess Club
Advisor: Jennie Mayer and Harlan LeeOffice Location: B233CContact Information: (425) 564- 2281
(425) 564-4042
Advisor Email: hlee@bcc.ctc.edu
jmayer@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email:rob_bokone@hotmail.com
The BCC Chess Club develops goodwill and a sense of community by providing a forum for students to learn and play chess. All skill levels are welcomed to attend.


Vision: The BCC Chess Club will be recognized as a campus organization that unites students of a diverse population through the international game of chess. Opportunities to engage with the community and other colleges will also be encouraged as well as K-12 outreach.
Mission: The BCC Chess Club develops good will and a sense of community by providing a forum for students to learn and play chess with each other and the community.
Goals: 1. Weekly meetings on campus for practice and instruction. 2. Invitations to local elementary school chess teams. 3. Some events on campus during high traffic times.
Club Meeting: Thursday 12:30pm in C205

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* Buddhism of Hope and Courage
Advisor: Lenna ShahContact Information: Advisor Email lshah@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: contact yoyoyoko926@hotmail.com

Beyond the differences of cultures and religions, we want to share our views of world peace throughout this club activities. Our mission is to spread Nichiren Buddhism and discuss how they are contributing to world peace and individual’s happiness.

every Thues 3:30-4:30p.m. C103

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* Bas Club
Advisor: Faisal JaswalOffice Location: C212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email: fjaswal@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email:SHEENCREATIONS@Aol.com
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* Business Leadership Club
Advisor: Leslie Lum/ Judith PaquettOffice Location:  A255Website: http://bccblc.50webs.orgContact Information: (425) 564-4063
Advisor Email: llum@bcc.ctc.eduClub Email:karldietererdmann@gmail.com
A club for business minded students to discuss business concepts, strategies and current events.


Vision: To create a place for students who love business to come together and learn, grow, and network.
Mission: we will achieve our vision through fellowship stralegic event planning, making good use of students’ time, and creating a friendly environment for which students can feel free to question, think, and grow.
Goals: We will be hosting numerous events throughout the school year in collaborate with the business department and other outsider companies. These events will be educational and will provide opportunity for students to get connected.

Club Meetings:TBD in C212

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*Campus Crusade for Christ
Advisor: Cindy BoekhoffOffice Location: K 100HWebsite: http://www.campuscrusadeforchrist.com/Contact Information: (425) 564-2377
Advisor Email: cindy.boekhoff@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: cayla_dahl@yahoo.com
The Campus Crusade for Christ or CRU for short, meets weekly on Tuesday at 12:30 pm in N201
The forum: The place to hear and be heard. Join us for social conversations students have chosen!
Facebook:cru@bellevuecollege

Club Meetings: Tuesday at 12:30 pm in N201

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* Chemistry Club
Advisor: Carole BergContact Information: Club Email: contact roberttsay@yahoo.com
Club Meetings: Mon 11:30a.m. 3rd Conference S

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*Communication Club
Advisor: Stephanie Hurst Office Location: L 100CContact Information: (425)564-3062
Advisor Email shurst@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email: zeta199071@yahoo.com.hk

Vision: The communication club at BCC will be an active resource for students who are interested in pursuing a career and/ or four year degree in the field of communication studies.
Mission: The communication club will assist students by coordinating conversations with recent graduates as well as provide opportunities to experience potential places to launch a career in the field of communication studies.
Goals: information & planning sessions for students interested in transferring to a 4-year institution as a communication studies major/ minor. 2. Information & planning sessions for students interested in internships. 3. Guest speakers (recent gradates working in the field) 4. Outings to various businesses in the area to meet with & ask questions of those in that field (King 5 news, hope heart institute, Google, Nintendo, and Microsoft.)

Club Meetings: First Wed of month & Third Tuesday of the month at 12:30pm to 1:15 pm

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* Christian Bible Study
Advisor: Trisha BrinkContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email tbrink@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:c.mcdo@hotmail.com
Club Meetings: Mon 10:30-11:20, Location:TBD

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* Computer Science Club
Advisor: Ravi GandhamContact Information: 
Advisor Email: rgandham@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: contact sts193@gmail.com
The club will have active students contributing to the field of computer science and the open source movement. Gather people with a common interest and create. Focusing on ideas and implementing them into something real.

Club Meeting: TBD

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* Chiptunes Club
Advisor: Kely KunzOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email kelly.kunz@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:madsencp@gmail.com
Club Meetings: Tues 1:30-2:30p.m. location: TBD

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* Chinese Leadership Association
Advisor: Lilliana HalimContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email liliana.halim@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:jsl0617@gmail.com
Club Meetings: Fri 1:30p.m. D101

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* Desi Club
Advisor: Faisal JaswalOffice Location: C 210Contact Information: (425) 564-6150
Advisor Email: fjaswal@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email:chhabrasheetal19@gmail.com
The mission of the Desi Club is to create awareness and educate Bellevue Community College about Desi Culture and heritage. We hope to create an environment where students are encouraged to explore and experience. To encourage social interaction among the Desi community, we plan on hosting Varian cultural and social events, while still staying in touch with the other members of the BCC community.


Vision: This club will encompass an environment where students are encouraged to explore and experience the south Asian society where all thoughts and ideas are embraced equally.
Mission: The mission of the Desi club is to create awareness and educate BCC about the south Asian culture and heritage.
Goals: To encourage social interaction among the Desi community we plan on hosting various culture and social events where this community will be on par with those students of UW so a transition be set between the two colleges

Club Meetings: Friday 2:45-3:15 C 211

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* Docs and Dents
Advisor: Carole BergOffice Location: B 146Contact Information: (425) 564-2095
Advisor E-mail: CBerg@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email Kenman121@hotmail.com
It is for pre-medical and pre-dental students or students who are interested in the medical field. Here we will learn how to increase our chances of getting into graduate schools. Get a glimpse of the field and help us decide if the path is for us. Also we’ll have interaction with doctors and dentists who can advise us in things we’re interested in.

Club Meetings: Fri 11:30-12:20p.m. S301

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*Disciple Makers for Christ
Advisor: Time HeinrichsOffice Location: a 100bContact Information: (425)564-2114
Advisor Email: theinric@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email: contact captainsuh@gmail.com
To build better relationship with God, Jesus and people. To develop our wisdom, power and knowledge by studying Bible. We are able to achieve our mission by listening to God, praying for people and behaving in ways. We will be able to help people learn Bible in Korea.

Thursdays, 3-5:00 p.m., C 211

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* Engineering Club
Advisor: Janet RobertsOffice Location: L 200Website: http://www.bccengineering.site88.net/home.htmlContact Information: (425)564-2091
>Club Email: JaRobert@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email: Johnnyp765@hotamil.com
The Engineering club will promote Engineering among youth in grade schools, give our members better access to information to apportunities within the Engineering field, and build projects for demonstration in campus.

Club Meetings: TBD

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*Filipino Association Club
Advisor: Myra Van Vactor Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email myra.vanvactor@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:ryo_svave_09@live.com
Club Meetings: Nov 6 1:30-2:30p.m. C205

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*Gay Straight Alliance
Advisor: Lori SaffinOffice Location: D 110 Website: http://bcgsa.moonfruit.com/Contact Information: (425) 564-2161
Advisor E-mail: lsaffin@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email alexandrasimas@gmail.com
This year will be devoted to growth of membership and networking. We want to work with other clubs and programs to promote to understanding and community. We want to increase awareness and use of the new LGBQT resource center. The GSA seeks to create a welcoming environment where members of the LGBQT community and their allies can learn more about themselves by meeting others in the community.

Club Meetings: Tuesday , 2:30p.m. C225

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*Generation Movement
Advisor: Cindy BoekhoffOffice Location: K 100HContact Information: (425)564-2377
Advisor Email: cindybokhoff@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:ediyoya@yahoo.com
Our vision for the club is to become one of the leading clubs for community support and service on campus. Our mission is to reach our community through loving people, starting with small groups for Bible study friendship and showing them that at any age, we can make an impact on our community.

Club meetings: Fridays 1:30 C225

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*Genki Society
Advisor: Candy StewartOffice Location: C212Contact Information: (425) 564-6150
Advisor Email: sbessho@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email:fixerbard@gmail.com
Create an environment where Asian cultural Awareness among Bellevue College students and the community. Also, it introduces cultural diversity through Asian Media.

Club Meetings: Fri 3pm-6pm. C202

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*History Club
Advisor: Graham HaslamOffice Location: A100EContact Information: (425) 564-2163
Advisor Email: ghaslam@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email: IreneAdler1891@yahoo.com
The history Club endeavors to promote an understanding and general enthusiasm for the study of history. Schedule events for students interested in a continued study of important historical events and trends.

Club Meeting:Wed 12:30pm to 1:20 pm in C211

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*Hong Kong Studets Assocaition
Advisor: Nora LanceOffice Location: C212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email nlance@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:fionaliu.hk@gmail.com
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*Iranian Culture Club
Advisor: Faisal JaswalOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email fjaswal@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:Motazed79@hotmail.com
Club Meetings: Thur 2-3p.m. C212

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*Independent Culture Club
Contact Information: kedrahos@gmail.com
A club where people can express and embrace non main stream culture. The club will serve as a platform for local independent art and educate people on unique non mainstream culture.

Club Meetings : Wed 2p.m.

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*The Ice Cream Club
Advisor: Nora LanceContact Information: 425-564- 6150 Club Email : Jlina@bcc.ctc.edu

Vision: Eat ice-cream make friends some learning communities.
Mission: Value and respect each person and their favorite flavor of ice-cream.
Goals: Volunteer during the summer, learn to make ice-cream, exercise.

Club Meetings: TBD

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*Indonesian Fellowship Club
Advisor: Alan YabuiOffice Location: R 230CContact Information: (425) 564-3083
Advisor Email: ayabui@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email:r1bka@hotmail.com
The IFC-BCC is a club that promotes togetherness and harmony between the Indonesian students in BCC. This club welcomes all new students that enroll into BCC so that they will fell less distant from home. There will be activities planned to promote interaction and communication between the club members. The main idea of the club is to let the Indonesians know one another, get together, and have fun. We would also like to share our country’s culture and tradition with the rest of BCC students.


Vision: The Indonesian fellowship club (IFC) is a club that promotes togetherness and harmony between the Indonesian students in BCC.
Mission: This club welcomes new Indonesian students that enroll into BCC so that they will feel less distant from home. We will encourage on another and create a strong friendship among BCC students by sharing our culture and valves.
Goals: There will be activities planned to promote interaction and communication between club members. The main idea of this club is to let Indonesians know one another, get together, and have fun. Besides that, we would also like to share our country’s culture and tradition with the rest of BCC’s students.

Club Meetings: every month in C building

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*International Talk Time
Advisor: Cindy BoekhoffOffice Location: K 100HContact Information: (425)564-2377
Advisor Email: cindybokhoff@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:funnylittlegenius@gmail.com
ITT is a Christian led club sponsored by Bridges International whose purpose is to bridge the cultural apt to intellectually, socially, spiritually meet the individual needs of internationals.

Club Meetings:Tues 11:30-12:30 A 265

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* Jesus Follwer
Advisor: Candy StewartOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email candy.stewart@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:fionaliu.hk@gmail.com
Club Meetings: Fri 6:00-7:00 p.m. C211

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*Japanese Business Association
Advisor: Deron DohlkeOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email deron.dahlke@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:dioryk@gmail.com
Club Meetings: Fri 15:30-16:30 p.m. C210

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* Latter Day Saint Student Association
Advisor: Anne TaylorContact Information: (425) 564-2434
Advisor E-mail:ataylor@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email angela.m.bailey@gmail.com

Vision: The LDSSA is established by the Bellevue Institute of Religion to help students have a balanced secular and spiritual educational experience during their years of formal education.
Mission: Through the LDSSA Club we provide a spiritual and social experience for all who want to attend. Our members invite friends of all faiths to join us in our Friday Forum lunches and to attend our club meetings. In the past we have participated with other Christian clubs on campus in their planned events when invited to do so by them.


Goals: We will participate in school functions that allow us to promote our club such as the freshman orientation days before school and other such events. Hold meetings that will allow our members have an inspirational experience each day they attend. Allow members to invite friends to attend with them. Provide a lunch each Friday for our club members and their friends.
Club Meetings: Tues/Thurs 11:30-12:20 c211

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*Latin American Culture Club
Advisor: Henry Amaya & Sylvia Unwin Office Location: C212Contact Information: 425.564.6042
Club Email: lacc.secretary@gmail.com

President: Daniel Lile
Vice President: Zhanna Grigoryan
Secretary: Einav Bloom

Facebook: LACC (Latin American Culture Club)

Club Meetings: Wednesdays 2:30pm C211

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* Middle-Eastern
Advisor: Gwyneth JonesOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email gwjones@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:Seattle2thebay@gmail.com
Club Meetings: Fri 3: 00p.m. C202

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*Nursing Pinning Committee
Advisor: Sybil WeberContact Information: (425)564-5184
Advisor Email: sweher@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email jenn-pasta@gmail.com
We promote nursing and celebrating our accomplishment. Also, we celebrate our diversity and bring together different cultures as one unifier nursing group.

Club Meetings : TBD

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*Nihon 5 Up
Advisor: Mariko FujiwaraContact Information: (425) 564-6041
Program Email : Taokellyusa@gmail.com
To become the best Bellevue College out-of class option for students and the community to upgrade their Japanese language level; secondarily, to be a reliable for students to enhance their understanding of Japanese society as it relates to language learning. The purpose of Nihon5 up Club is to provide BC students an opportunity for improving their Japanese language competency. This will be achieved through a structured review and forward looking study system in which nominated members are responsible for preparing and presenting modules such as grammar drills, listening comprehension exercises and role plays.

Club Meetings : Wednesday,7:00p.m. BC North Campus

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*PCC Fellowship
Advisor: Cindy BoekhoffOffice Location: K 100HContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email cindy.boekhoff@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:hosonchu@live.com
Club Meetings: Fri 1:30-2:30p.m. C202

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*Poetry Club
Advisor: Martha SilanoContact Information: MarthaSilana@belleveuecollege.edu
we meet regularly on and off campus, go on outings to coffee houses and poetry readings, get together & make connections with other amateur poets outside of school and keep connections, meet in creative and comfortable settings that enhance thought process and allow for creative flow

Club Meeting Thur 1:30-2:00p.m.

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*Positive Iuspuratrous
Advisor: Julie DenninghoffContact Information: brycekadroff@live.com
We promote talent through a musical standpoint to a further and possible level of industry talent in the Bellevue community ideally with a hop-pop positive attitude.

Club Meeting : W-F 3:45-5:00 p.m. W- My studio F-N-Seattle

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*Political Science Club
Advisor: Leena ShahOffice Location: A100AContact Information: 
Club Email Crombie34@msn.com
The Political Science Club will meet once a week for an hour to discuss current events happening nationally and internationally. We will also be taking a club field trip to Washington DC to see what America was based on and what our country was founded upon to give us a better understanding of what is happening in our government.

Club Meeting: Mondays 1:30 – 2:30

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* BCC Rotaract Club
Advisor: Faisal JaswalOffice Location: C21011Website: http://www.bccrotaract.comContact Information: (425) 564-6151
Advisor Email: fjaswal@bcc.ctc.edu
Club Email:jpeltier@bcc.ctc.edu
BCC Rotaract is an international program for young adults who want to make a difference. It was founded in 1968 by Rotary International, an association of clubs made up of service-minded business and professional leaders. This club enables its members to grow personally and professionally, access community needs, and promote international understanding through friendship and service.

Vision: Defines where the club ideally wants to be in the future. Reflects the optimistic view of the club’s preferred future state. Through leadership and community service opportunities we aim to create better World Citizens.


Mission: Provides purpose, describing how the club will achieve its vision. Emphasizes values, culture, and priorities of the club. To provide a environment that fosters diversity, leadership and creativity through community service opportunities. We strive to provide activities that challenge our members as leaders, community members, and students.
Goals:
Club Operations:
Nepal Relationship, Increase participation at Bellevue Rotary events and meetings, Increase membership of BCC Rotaracters into Bellevue Rotary, Create a sustainable club.
Service above Self:
Disability Awareness, Aids Awareness, Water Projects, Bellevue Rotary Projects.

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*Republican Club
Advisor: Faisal JaswalContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email fjaswal@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: hilaryfranco@gmail.com
To promote a bottom understanding of the American Political. Also, it establish an open environment for open discussion.

Club Meeting: Weds 2:30-3:30p.m. C202

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*RythmBlock
Advisor: Candy StewartContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email candy.stewart@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: myohannah@yahoo.com
We are a community of musical artists& performers comprised of dancers-boys, singers rappers that entertains, unites and educates through our love of the Hip hop genre of music.

Club Meetings: : Fri 1:30-3p.mp. Studio

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*Sakura
Advisor: Nora LanceWe are the most famous organization in BC. Our purpose is to show Japanese culture to lot of people and through the activity, we want to communicate with foreign people.

Club Meeting : Thursdays, 5:00 p.m. C211

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*Super Fans
Advisor: Hristo StoynovOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email nlance@bcc.ctc.edu ormaki-1220-@hotmail.com
Basic conversations, Japanese talk time for BCC students, and traditional Japanese culture for all to enjoy.


Vision: Making life long friendship.
Mission: : Teaching BCC students about Japanese Culture making friends with international and other non-Japanese students.
Goals: : Weekly meeting to teach Japanese Language and culture teach about different Japanese festivals and traditions (Quarterly activities) inviting all BCC students ex. Potlucks, Outings, etc.
Club Meetings: Tuesday 4:30, C212

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*SOSS
Advisor: Paul WeatherlyContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email pweather@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: JulieLB100@hotmail.com
We aim to be a vibrant and meaningful addition to the BC campus. A place where students can come for information support and fellowship regarding all aspects of chemical. Our mission is to provide support and fellowship to students at Bellevue College who are interested I the field of chemical counseling as well as support to the general campus community to educate engage and inform about chemical dependency.

Club meetings :Thursdays, 5:00 p.m. R103

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*Speech and Debate Society
Advisor: Denise VaughanContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email dvaughan@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: Bernard24@comcast.com
The speech and debate society would want to see in one year a full club with at least three teams competing in tournaments. Also to be funded by S&A. We have many students involved and intered in speech and debate.

Club Meeting TBD

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*Single Parent Club
Advisor: Candy StewartOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email candy.stewart@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:Michelle.Hightower@bellevuecollege.edu
To unite single parents on campus and make BC a more single parent friendly community. We provide help and resources to single parents on and off campus.

Club Meetings: TDB

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*Sam's Message Club
Advisor: Husby LOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email lhusby@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:Ssanguuu@gmail.com
Getting out of stress by using massage. We would like to teach people and introduce massage.

Club Meetings: TBD

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* The Collimators
Advisor: Sheere ZupanOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email sheere.zupan@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:TYBMNT@yahoo.com
Club Meeting: Mon/Wed 11:30p.m.

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*The Club of Champions
Advisor: Carol GrantOffice Location: B 132MContact Information: (425)564-2699
Advisor Email: cagrant@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email: contact Ignorthrop1@yahoo.com
The Club of Champions will offer a judgment-free space for students with disabilities to share stories /experiences and receive support. We hope to emphases a component of self esteem and inclusion on campus. Recognizing disability is a part of pluralism.


Vision: The club of Champions wants to be a voice for students with disabilities within the college community. We want to offer a safe space where students with disabilities can gather to share stories/ experiences in a judgment free space. The club of champions wants to acknowledge that disability is a vital part of diversity.
Mission: The club of champions values all of the students with disabilities. We want to create.

Club Meeting: Every other Monday 11:30 C202

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*Taiwanese Association
Advisor: Katherine NordellOffice Location: C 212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email Knordell@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:Knordell@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email::Cecilia.dao@gmail.com
We would like to make an impact on the BC company by inspiring students and faculty members to serve humanity along with us. Also, we would like to serve our community as well as our world through humanitarian deeds.


Vision: UNICEF campus initiative is an unincorporated, student led organization that partners with the U.S. Fund to educate, advocate, fundraise and volunteering for UNICEF’s life saving work.
Mission: Help UNICEF work by making positive differences in children’s lives around the world. Accompanied by spreading the awareness of children’s issues, as well as fundraising to mobilize material resources for less fortunate children.
Goals: Fundraising, encouraging people to help support UNICEF work and send it to UNICEF head-quarter.
Club Meetings: TBD

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*Model United Nations Student Club

Vision: The vision for the club to be a focus on campus for promoting understanding of and produce advocacy for the United Nations and BCC students.
Mission: : The club will support this vision and through sponsorship of campus activities such as promoted lectures by speakers on UN Activities.
Goals: : Goals for the coming year will be to help develop and implement a proposal to bring A.I.R students to campus. And to obtain S & A funds for BCC students to visit Iran as part of a united nations association sponsored educational to/ or in may 2009.

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*VSA Vietamese Student Association
Advisor: Nora LanceOffice Location: C212Contact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email nlance@bellevuecollege.edu
Club Email:Kimmengoaou2@yahoo.com
Our vision is to see the club continue to expand with more colleagues’ ad donations. Our hope is to bring everyone together and work to five back to the community and others countries. VSA is aiming toward helping children and poor families in Vietnam through fundraiser and donations. There will be cultural activities to show how to enrich Vietnamese culture is.

Club Meetings : TBD C 211

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* Vetern's Club
Advisor: Maggie WhetselContact Information: (425)564-6150
Advisor Email lsaffin@bellevuecollege.edu
Program Email :enelope.holliday@gmail.com

Vision: We aim to be a really fun group of people who do yoga and serve the community. We will hold empowerment seminars periodically and be a place to relax and enjoy being students while serving the community.
Mission: Teach Practical, easy to follow techniques to handle stress in order to become efficient and manage school, work and relationships. Offer periodic Youth Empowerment programs.
Collaborate with UW Chapter for YES+ Course quarterly. Meet for weekly gatherings, coordinate and participate in community service projects.

Club Meetings: Tues 3:15 R014

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