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Photo Gallery: Club day offers students opportunity to get involved on campus

Sofia Stavins, News Editor • February 16, 2024
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Sofia Stavins
Caroline Hatcher, a member of the Biology club, hands a snake to Gabriel Santamaria, a student at City College, on Wednesday, Feb. 14 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The club brought many reptiles for students and faculty to see at their stand.

Students and faculty gathered for Club Day, which occurs once every semester, at City College from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 14, in the Campus Center patio. The Basketball club, Badminton club, Yoga club, and Theatre Group were just a few organizations that made an appearance. Each club set up a table where anyone was welcome to walk up to and learn more about their specific group. 

 

Jacob Rubio, a member of the Garden Permaculture Club, talks to a student about information in regards to the club on Wednesday, Feb. 14 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The group is made up of four people and they are looking for more members to join. (Sofia Stavins)
Members of the Psychology Club, Jane Rauchway and Natalia Morozova, talk to student Adrian Arias on Wednesday, Feb. 14 in Santa Barbara, Calif. Meetings take place every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. (Sofia Stavins)
Club day at SBCC took place on Wednesday, Feb. 14 in Santa Barbara, Calif. On this day, clubs from all across campus come together to spread information about their groups to those who are interested. (Sofia Stavins)
Saga Hoeglund and Matthias Sigurdsson, members of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, talk to a student about what their club does on Wednesday, Feb 14 in Santa Barbara Calif. The group hosts many events in order to raise money. (Sofia Stavins)
Kaden Hamrick plays his guitar while singing to promote the music club on Wednesday, Feb. 14 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The student sang many songs, including ‘I Love Her’ by The Beatles. (Sofia Stavins)
President of the Free Palestine club, Ferdaouss Elmoussaid, talks to Lelia Richardson, Umoja program advisor, about her club on Wednesday, Feb. 14, in Santa Barbara, Calif. The club is new to campus and is looking for anyone interested to join. (Sofia Stavins)
Sophia La Riviere, a member of the Black Student Union, talks to a student at SBCC while they sign up to join on Wednesday, Feb. 14, in Santa Barbara, Calif. The group has a goal of representing Black culture and dismissing stereotypes.
(Sofia Stavins)

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