Clubs and Organizations
Get involved at ĢƵ by joining a club, becoming a member of an honors society, or serving on our Student Government Association (SGA)! Not finding what you’re looking for? You can start a brand new student club!
By engaging in your college experience, you are creating opportunities to:
- Get to know fellow students, make new friends, and build community
- Develop skills in leadership, communication, networking, and more
- Expand your learning and enhance your resume
- Enjoy new experiences while sharing your interests and passions with others
Most clubs are inactive over the Summer semester at ĢƵ. We will provide an updated list of ĢƵ clubs and meeting information in August.
Officially Recognized Organizations and Honor Societies
The purpose of ĢƵ’s Student Government Association (SGA) is to:
- Represent the student body in all matters pertaining to student rights and interests.
- Serve as a steward of and advocate for the use of student activity fee funds.
- Provide a means for student expression in ĢƵ affairs, activities, and policies.
- Promote collaboration among students, employees, and the community.
- Encourage student body participation in ĢƵ activities and decision-making processes, both curricular and co-curricular.
2026-2027 SGA Officers
- President – Adara Smith
- Vice President – Alex Baird
- Secretary – Maggie Lawson
- Treasurer – Kiara Agler
- Advocacy & Inclusion Officer – Evelin Vidana
- Marketing and Communications Officer – Amber Woodcock
- State Student Advisory Committee (SSAC) Representative – Isaac Winchester
- Senators
- Speaker of the Senate – TBA in September 2026
- Sturm Collaboration Campus Senator – vacant
- Littleton Campus Senators
- Santino Carideo
- Peniel Kadima
- Meena Krishna Kumar
- Nayla Lee
- Jae White
Meeting Minutes
SGA meets weekly during the Fall and Spring semesters. The day and time of 2026-2027 meetings will be determined in August 2026. Any student may attend. Minutes for these meetings will be available within 72 hours of approval. Contact SGA’s Advisor, Dan Balski, for more information: dan [dot] balski [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (dan[dot]balski[at]arapahoe[dot]edu).
SGA Positions and Responsibilities
- ճPresidentserves as students’ voice to campus administration and as the primary manager of SGA operations.
- ճVice Presidentassists the President in managing the operations of SGA.
- ճTreasureris responsible for all financial matters of SGA and its operations.
- ճSecretaryserves as the manager of SGA records and provides logistical support for organizational operations.
- ճAdvocacy & InclusionOfficercoordinates SGA initiatives to promote a welcoming college climate, equity in student experiences, and holistic student well-being.
- ճMarketing & Communications Officerpromotes SGA’s activities, events, and initiatives.
- ճState Student Advisory Council (SSAC) Representativeis the voice of ĢƵ students to the State Student Advisory Council for the Colorado Community College System (CCCS).
- Senators(6 Positions Available) Senators represent and advocate for ĢƵ students as they participate in SGA activities, events, and initiatives.
- One Senator positionwill be reserved for a student taking at least one class at theSturm Collaboration Campus at Castle Rock.
- At the start of the Fall semester, one Senator will be voted in asSpeaker of the Senate. The Speaker serves as the representative for and advocate of SGA’s Senators.
A detailed list of position duties may be viewed in SGA’s Bylaws or in the application. For a copy, please contact SGA’s Advisors, listed below.
Why should I become involved with SGA?
Involvement in SGA is a great way to develop leadership skills, enhance your resume, and have a positive impact at ĢƵ! As a member, you will have opportunities to gain beneficial experience by participating in trainings, serving on college committees, planning campus events, and advocating to the administration on behalf of your fellow students. Along with a multitude of benefits of this leadership role, SGA members receive compensation for their service: $1,000 per semester for Executive Board members and $500 per semester for Senators.
How do I become an elected member of ĢƵ’s SGA?
- Any student in good academic and judicial standing at ĢƵ is eligible to apply and campaign for any position within SGA. All positions require a student to have a 2.5 cumulative GPA and to be enrolled in six (6) credit hours in the Fall and Spring semesters. Check out the application for more details.
- An election process is held annually in April, with the student body selecting winners.SGA applications for the 2027-2028 election will be available in February 2027.
- After this election, any vacant positions may be filled by candidates interviewed and voted upon by the current SGA. Applications for any vacancies for the 2026-2027 academic year are available .
- Upon election, students must successfully complete a background check and all necessary paperwork with the Human Resources Office. A student cannot begin serving as a member of SGA until this is completed.
What are the responsibilities after I am elected?
- Represent and advocate for the student body of ĢƵ in fulfillment of SGA’s purpose.
- Attend weekly SGA meetings and dedicate time for trainings, committees, events, and other responsibilities within your position’s duties.
- Participate as an active member of SGA, to include engaging at meetings, serving on committees, attending events, communicating effectively, and being an informed voter.
- SGA members serve in positions with a term that begins at the start of the Summer semester, continues through the Fall semester, and ends at the conclusion of the following Spring semester.
A detailed list of SGA responsibilities may be viewed in SGA’s Bylaws or in the application. For a copy, please contact SGA’s Advisors, listed below.
Advisors:
Dan Balski – dan [dot] balski [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (dan[dot]balski[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
LaMario Fortson - lamario [dot] fortson [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (lamario[dot]fortson[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) at Arapahoe Community College is an honors society with a mission to “Build Leaders to Make a Better World.”The NSLS is the largest leadership honor society in the United States. Our NSLS chapter at ĢƵ was started in 2017. Our local chapter is part of the national organization with 700+ chapters and over 1.4 million members.
In pursuit of this mission, membership provides students with opportunities to connect with other student leaders, pursue helpful goals, and develop their leadership skills, which can help them succeed in their personal life and professional career. The Greek letters of our society, Sigma Alpha Pi, represent the success, action, and purpose of our membership.
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Students are invited to our chapter on the basis of achieving a minimum GPA of 2.5, along with the completion of a minimum of 3 credit hours.
How do I join?
Once invited, students are asked to pay a one-time, lifetime fee of $95 to join. This fee helps support local chapter events and the needs of the national office, which allows the society to provide fantastic resources to members such as scholarship opportunities and more.Invitations are sent within the first month of the Fall and Spring semesters.
Membership Benefits
As of 2021, we have 1,692members who have access to:
- A step-by-step program to build their leadership skills
- More than
- An exclusive NSLS job board
- A personalized letter of recommendation
The NSLS leadership program teaches the interpersonal skills that employers seek to give you an edge in the job market. as they share how their experience has changed their life.
If you become a member, some of the other benefits are:
- Learning from exceptional leaders like former President Barack Obama during exclusive Speaker Broadcasts
- Meeting new friends and making lifelong connections (on-campus and virtually)
- Overcomingchallenges with success coaches shortcutting your way to success
- Gaining access to private networking events
Becoming an Inducted Member of NSLS
Our 5-step program takes approximately 12 hours over the course of the semester at your own pace. The 5 steps are Orientation, Leadership Training Day, Speaker Broadcasts, Success Networking Teams, and Induction. Learn more about the .
More information
Visit the to learn more or contact one of our Advisors.
Advisors:
Dan Balski -dan [dot] balski [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (dan[dot]balski[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
Jess Horning - jessica [dot] horning [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (jessica[dot]horning[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
Vicki Aycock -vicki [dot] aycock [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (vicki[dot]aycock[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) is the International Honor Society for 2-year Colleges
The mission of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize the academic achievement of college students and to provide opportunities for them to grow as scholars and leaders. PTK makes this happen for millions of college students through the hallmarks of Scholarship, Fellowship, Leadership, and Service.
Phi Theta Kappa was established in 1918to recognize and encourage scholarship among Associate degree students. The ĢƵ Sigma Phi chapter was chartered in 1968. We have inducted over 3300 members and have maintained a 5-star status for over 15 years.
You may be eligible if you:
- have a 3.5 or higher GPA at Arapahoe Community College
- have declared a degree or certificate program
- have completed 12 credit hours or more in a degree program, or 6 credits or more in a certificate program at ĢƵ
How do I join?
Once invited, students are asked to pay a one-time, lifetime fee of $105 to join. Invitations are sent within the first month of the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters.
Membership Benefits
- Membership is an honor and a privilege reserved for high-achieving students
- Once accepted, you become a lifetime member of Phi Theta Kappa
- Phi Theta Kappa membership qualifies you for exclusive scholarships
- As an honor student, Phi Theta Kappa gives you the opportunity to work with other high-achieving students on projects thatmake a differencein the community and the world at large
- Take your involvement further and become an officer with PTK. Check out thePTK Bylawsfor information about the officer positions.
More information
- Visitfor information about the Phi Theta Kappa International Society
Advisors:
Rachel Newlon- rachel [dot] newlon [at] arapahoe [dot] edu
Gracen Jinks - gracen [dot] jinks [at] arapahoe [dot] edu
The SALUTE National Honor Society for Veterans at Arapahoe Community College is an honors society that recognizes the outstanding scholastic achievementsof our student veterans and active military. SALUTE is the first national academic honor society established for these students in 2-year and 4-year institutions of higher education.
Membership in SALUTE signifies honorable service, academic excellence, and a commitment to high principles and superior achievement throughout your lifetime. Service, Academics, Leadership, Unity, Tribute, and Excellence are the foundation blocks of our honor society and the foundation of our members’ success.
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Students are invited to our chapter on the basis of achieving a minimum GPA of 3.0, along with the completion of a minimum of 12 credit hours in a degree program. Once invited, members must submit a DD-214 Certificate of Release (Member – 4), discharge from Active Duty, or a copy of military orders.
How Do I Join?
Once invited, students are asked to complete a registration form and pay a one-time, lifetime fee of $35 to join. Invitations are sent within the first half of the Fall and Spring semesters.
Members who have a higher GPA will be eligible to register at a higher tier of membership for an additional $10.00. Tiers of membership include:
- Alpha Tier GPA: 3.75 - 4.00
- Bravo Tier GPA: 3.50 - 3.74
- Charlie Tier GPA: 3.25 - 3.49
- Delta Tier GPA: 3.00 - 3.24
Students in higher tiers have the option to apply for additional as part of their membership benefits.
Membership Benefits
- Members receive a certificate and military-style challenge coin commemorating membership in SALUTE, which recognizes your specific level of academic achievement
- There will be opportunities to network with and build camaraderie among fellow members
- You can purchase graduation regalia to wear at ĢƵ’s Commencement to demonstrate your academic achievements as a student veteran
- You will be invited to participate in local and national SALUTE programs
- Members can apply for SALUTE National Scholarships;
More Information
Visit theto learn more or contact our Chapter Coordinator.
Chapter Coordinator:
Dan Balski-dan [dot] balski [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (dan[dot]balski[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
Officially Recognized Clubs
Check out currently recognized clubs at ĢƵ by clicking on the club name below.
Start a New Student Organization
Interested in starting a new club? We can help! The Student Life Office can guide you in recruiting members, choosing your leadership, and submitting the Recognition Form.
Recognition Forms are reviewed and approved by ĢƵ’s Student Government Association (SGA), under the advisement of the Student Life Office. Recognition Forms for new student organizations will be accepted from the first day of the Fall semester through the first Friday of April during the Spring semester.
Are you ready to begin? Fill out our .
The ĢƵ 3D Printing Club is a student organization dedicated to exploring and advancing skills in 3D design, modeling, and fabrication. Members collaborate on creative projects, learn how to operate and maintain 3D printers, and apply manufacturing techniques to real-world challenges. Students are also given the opportunity to work on projects to better their campus and community with custom and pre-built designs.
For more information you can reach out to James Smith at james [dot] smith [at] arapahoe [dot] eduor Tyler Dice at tyler [dot] dice [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
The ĢƵ Socratic Society is a club dedicated to enhancing students' philosophical awareness by encouraging discourse utilizing the Socratic Method. We discuss a range of topics from the implications of teleportation on the self to what it means to be a spiritual being. Discussions are structured to welcome all students, regardless of philosophical knowledge or background.
For more information you can reach out to club advisor Jomil Ebro at jomil [dot] ebro [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
The American Chemical Society (ACS) is a nationally recognized non-profit organization chartered by congress for chemists around the globe. The ĢƵ chapter of the ACS is involved in undergraduate chemistry research projects as well as local area STEM outreach activities.
Meetings: TBD
Advisor: Jacob Johnson -jacob [dot] johnson [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (jacob[dot]johnson[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
We promote individuality through the clay medium and promote general interest and stimulate a desire for excellence in clay work.
Advisor: Jonah Skurky - jonah [dot] skurky-thomas [at] arapahoe [dot] edu
CLUB SOLACE is a self-care and wellness organization whoaims to support those experiencing burnout. We are dedicated to promoting mental, physical, and emotional well-being through engaging
- community support activities
- mindfulness practices
- holistic activities
- informational sessions
- Arts & Crafts Activities
Each week, we create a space for individuals to connect and nurture their wellness through meaningful social interactions and resources.
Meetings: Every other Wednesday (beginning February 11) from 3-5pm in the Student Lounge (2nd floor - Littleton Campus)
For any questions, please contact Advisor: Mark Beluscak at mark [dot] beluscak [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (mark[dot]beluscak[at]arapahoe[dot]edu).
The Creative Writing Club is a club for all, regardless of skill level, who have a passion for the written word. We will come together to form a connection through our shared fascination of stories and seek to improve our craft through group writing challenges, feedback workshops, and discussion. Come write with us!
Meetings: Thursdays from 4-5pm in M4150
Advisor: Jomil Ebro - jomil [dot] ebro [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (jomil[dot]ebro[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
The purpose of this organization shall be to promote interest in the field of criminal justice, to provide opportunities for students to learn about the criminal justice system, and to provide a forum for students to discuss issues related to criminal justice.
Meetings: TBD
For more information or any questions about the Criminal Justice Club reach out to advisor Mark Beluscak at mark [dot] beluscak [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
A space to expand your knowledge with cybersecurity and compete in CTF competitions.
Meetings: TBD
If interested in joining the discord please reach out to either Sean Cassidy or James Smith at scassidy24 [at] student [dot] cccs [dot] edu (scassidy24[at]student[dot]cccs[dot]edu) or james [dot] smith [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
For any questions about the Cyber Club reach out to james [dot] smith [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (james[dot]smith[at]arapahoe[dot]edu).
DECA is a local, state, and international organization with a mission to prepare emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Through DECA, career-focused students are able to build skills through competitions, conferences, and business mentoring. Our club is a great place for students of all degree paths to start building talents, resumes, and networks while getting involved with ĢƵ.
Questions and more information contact John Mann at john [dot] mann [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
The EMS Club serves to create a community of individuals dedicated to the continuous growth, development, and advancement of knowledge within the field of Emergency Medical Services. All those in EMS or interested in EMS are welcome. The Club will strive to:
- Support Career Development
- Promote Continued Education
- Stay Current with Laws and Regulations
- Preserve and Learn from EMS History
- Foster a Professional Community
For more information regarding the EMS Club contact club advisor Lisa Barnes at lisa [dot] barnes [at] arapahoe [dot] edu for meeting location and time.
Join the ĢƵ eSports Team! Compete in top collegiate gaming titles, develop leadership and technical skills, and be part of a dynamic, inclusive community. Whether you’re a competitive player, content creator, strategist, or tech wizard, there’s a role for you in our mission to dominate the virtual arena and represent our college on the national stage. We accept roles and skill levels to the team!
For more information or any questions about ĢƵ eSports please email esports [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
Games Played
- Apex Legends
- Chess
- Call of Duty
- EA FC
- Fortnite
- Hearthstone
- League of Legends
- Madden
- Mario Kart
- Marvel Rivals
- NBA2k 1v1
- Overwatch 2
- Rainbow Six Siege
- Rocket League
- Starcraft 2
- Street Fighter 6
- Super Smash Bros: Ultimate
- Tekken 8
- Valorant
Weekly Schedule and Approximate Game Times
- Mondays
- Chess - 6:30pm
- EA FC - 6:30pm
- Fortnite (No-Build) - 6:30pm
- League of Legends - 6:30pm
- Marvel Rivals - 6:30pm
- Tekken 8 - 6:30pm
- Tuesdays
- CoD: 4v4 - 6:30pm
- Fortnite (Build) - 6:30pm
- Hearthstone - 6:30pm
- Rocket League 3v3 - 6:30pm
- Super Smash Bros: Ultimate - 6:30pm
- Wednesdays
- Apex Legends - 6:30pm
- Madden - 6:30pm
- Mario Kart 4v4 - N/A
- Overwatch 2 - 6:30pm
- Thursdays
- CoD: Gunfight - 6:30pm
- Mario Kart - 6:30pm
- Rocket League 2v2 - 6:30pm
- Starcraft 2 - 6:30pm
- Street Fighter 6 - 6:30pm
- Valorant - 6:30pm
- Fridays
- CoD: Warzone - 6:30pm
- College Football - 6:30pm
- NBA2k 1v1 - 6:30pm
- Rainbow Six Siege - 6:30pm
- SSBU 3v3 Crew Battle - 6:30pm
- Saturdays
- Team Fight Tactics - N/A
Casual Gaming
- World of Warcraft
- Dungeons and Dragons (board game)
- Pokemon (board game)
- Magic The Gathering (board game)
Social Media
- - @arapahoe_cc_esports
- - ArapahoeCo60810
At Global Voices, we welcome students from all corners of the world whose first language is not English and who are adjusting to life in the United States. Whether you’re here to study, explore, or build your future, our club is a space where you can find support, cultural exchange, and friendship.
We offer a warm, inclusive environment to help you:
- Grow your confidence in English
- Navigate college life and American culture
- Connect with others who understand your journey
- Celebrate and share your own unique cultural background
Join us to be heard, be supported, and be part of a truly global community — right here on campus.
For more information or any questions about Global Voices reach out to advisors Gwen Young at Gwen [dot] Young [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (gwen[dot]young[at]araphaoe[dot]edu)or Jason Schlueter at jason [dot] schlueter [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
The Jewelry Club, a student organization at Arapahoe Community College (ĢƵ), associate us tofurther the knowledge and welfare of its members in the following ways
- To educate members on tools and jewelry making techniques not provided in general classrooms instruction through workshops and visiting artists
- To provide a learning experience for members in marketing and sales techniques
- To expose and interact with the Professional Jewelry Metal Arts Community
- To provide members with a common social activity
Meetings: First meeting is January 22 (Thursday) at 11:45am and January 26 (Monday) at 3:45pm. Last Tuesday of the month at 11:45am and last Wednesday of the month at 3:45pm in AD 3200 - Jewelry Metals Studio in the Art & Design Center.
Many of our events require knowledge / experience with jewelry metalworking, but observing is always an option, and some events are open to all.
Reach out to the advisor Amy Bailey at amy [dot] bailey [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (amy[dot]bailey[at]arapahoe[dot]edu) for more information.
The Journalism Club is the home of ĢƵ's student run news publication. Be a content creator. No experience is necessary. Reach out to the advisor for club meeting times and dates. Check out .
Meeting Days and Times
Thursdays from 1-2pm in M4150 (Littleton Campus)
For more information email Jamey Trotter at jamey [dot] trotter [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (jamey[dot]trotter[at]arapahoe[dot]edu).
PERIOD. at ĢƵ aims to harness the passion of our students to implement menstrual and reproductive health initiatives at ĢƵ. We plan to work closely with the relevant departments to ensure the college provides a progressive and inclusive learning environment for all students.
Meeting times are TBD.
Advisor - julie [dot] bruce [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (julie[dot]bruce[at]arapahoe[dot]edu) for more information
We provide a social and professional group for students interested in physical therapy, rehabilitation, and health and wellness. Meetings take place only during the fall semester.
For more information please contact Advisor: Alexis Gaines at alexis [dot] gaines [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (alexis[dot]gaines[at]arapahoe[dot]edu).
Welcome toPumaParentsClub! Thisclub wants to support and inspire students through their academic journey at ĢƵ so they can be the best students andparentspossible. In thisclubwe will provide support to one another and arrange meetings with our children to stay connected while at ĢƵ.
Meetings: First meeting will be on the first day of school, Tuesday, January 20 from 12:30 - 1:30pm in the Student Life lounge area. Proceeding meetings will be discussed at the meeting.
Group Guidelines
We are here to support each other and have fun at our events and meetings. We also need to make sure we represent ĢƵ to the best of our abilities.
Here are 5 Guidelines for our meetings and events:
- Respect the space and property we’re using
- Use inside voices
- Be safe by making sure children are supervised by their parents and no rough play
- Clean up after ourselves
- If you see your child being disruptive, please coach them
If you are interested in joining contact advisors Ivanna Hillis, Mary Cullen, and Annette Hernandez at ivana [dot] hillis [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (ivana[dot]hillis[at]arapahoe[dot]edu), mary [dot] cullen [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (mary[dot]cullen[at]arapahoe[dot]edu), or annette [dot] hernandez [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
The Queer Alliance Club (QAC) is a place for LGBTQ+ students at ĢƵ to find community and support. If you are interested, please join our weekly meetings.
Meetings: Wednesdays from 11am - 12pm in the Student Life Office (M2850, Littleton Campus)
We look forward to having you!
Advisors: Anna Super (anna [dot] super [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (anna[dot]super[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)) andGracen Jinks (gracen [dot] jinks [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (gracen[dot]jinks[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)).
SkillsUSA is a nationally recognized organization serving collegiate and high school students who are preparing for careers in technical, skilled trade and service occupations. The SkillsUSA institution is a partnership of students, teachers, and industry, working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce.
The ĢƵ SkillsUSA Chapter consists of active ĢƵ students currently, or eventually, participating in a SkillsUSA competition.
Participating ĢƵ students have the opportunity to represent our college at a regional and state scale, and winners at the state competition go on to represent both ĢƵ and Colorado on the national level.”
For more information about meeting dates and locations reach out to the Advisor: Eddie Miller at eddie [dot] miller [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (eddie[dot]miller[at]arapahoe[dot]edu) or Jake Tipsword at jake [dot] tipsword [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (jake[dot]tipsword[at]arapahoe[dot]edu) for specific dates and times.
This is an organization with the goal of celebrating the individuals’ common love of reading and exploring diverse perspectives through literature.
Meetings: Starting January 27, Tuesdays twice a month at 4pm in the library and by Zoom. We will send out an email with the exact meeting room 2 days before and an email with the zoom link the day of the meeting to join virtually if members wish to attend that way.
For any questions, please contact Advisor Kristi Doherty at kristi [dot] doherty [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
Our Somos ĢƵ Club is a welcoming space for students to celebrate and explore the rich diversity of Latinx/a/o/e, Afro-Latinx/a/o/e, Hispanic, etc. cultures, histories, and identities. Through community-building events, cultural discussions, and creative expression, we aim to foster unity, amplify underrepresented voices, and create a sense of belonging for all. Join us to learn, share, and grow together!
- Latina – A term used to describe women of Latin American descent.
- Latino – A term used to describe men or people of any gender from Latin American descent (used as a masculine or gender-neutral term in traditional contexts).
- Latinx – A gender-neutral or nonbinary term referring to individuals of Latin American
- Latine – Another gender-neutral alternative to Latina/Latino, gaining popularity in Spanish-speaking communities.
- Hispanic – Refers to people who are from or have ancestry in Spanish-speaking countries (includes Spain but excludes Brazil).
- Chicano/Chicana – Refers specifically to Mexican Americans, often with cultural and political connotations.
- Afro-Latino/Afro-Latina/Afro-Latinx – Refers to individuals of Latin American descent with African heritage.
- Indígena – Refers to Indigenous people from Latin America, acknowledging Native heritage.
- Mestizo/Mestiza – Historically used to describe people of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry in Latin America.
- Criollo/Criolla – Refers to people of Spanish descent born in Latin America, often used in historical contexts.
- Boricua – A term specifically for people of Puerto Rican heritage.
- Dominicano/a/x – Refers to individuals from the Dominican Republic or of Dominican descent.
- Mexicano/a/x – Refers to individuals from Mexico or of Mexican descent.
- Cubano/a/x – Refers to individuals from Cuba or of Cuban descent.
- Salvadoreño/a/x – Refers to individuals from El Salvador or of Salvadoran descent.
- Colombiano/a/x – Refers to individuals from Colombia or of Colombian descent.
- Guatemalteco/a/x – Refers to individuals from Guatemala or of Guatemalan descent.
- Panameño/a/x – Refers to individuals from Panama or of Panamanian descent.
- Nicaragüense – Refers to individuals from Nicaragua or of Nicaraguan descent.
- Argentino/a/x – Refers to individuals from Argentina or of Argentine descent.
Meetings: Mondays from 4-5pm in M3670 (Littleton Campus)
Questions or concerns contact the advisors Annette Hernandez at annette [dot] hernandez [at] arapahoe [dot] edu and Josephine Thibadeau at josephine [dot] thibadeau [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
We are a set of teams that design experiments. Funded by NASA.
Meetings: TBD
Advisor: Jennifer Jones - jennifer [dot] jones [at] arapahoe [dot] edu (jennifer[dot]jones[at]arapahoe[dot]edu)
Are you both a student and a student employee at ĢƵ? The Student Employee Club is here to support you! Join us for upcoming events and activities that help build community and foster connections with your colleagues.
If you’re interested in joining or have any questions, email brody [dot] hartmann [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
A group that wants to provide resources and a healthy sober safe environment to grow into a positive college career. We also will be here to give support with our fellow students in recovery. Also help justice-impacted students as well the affected family members reintegrate back into a healthy successful lifestyle.
For more information and details please reach out to Josephine Thibodeau at josephine [dot] thibodeau [at] arapahoe [dot] edu.
