​Clubs and Organizations​

Active Minds – Mental Health Club is a mental health awareness and support club. The club is affiliated with the national Active Minds non-profit organization. To attend a meeting, contact Sheree Summers.

To attend a meeting, contact Peggy Campo or Monica Gutierrez.

Art Club is a community of students who host art sales, art appreciation events and discussions with artists, primarily in visual art. To attend a meeting, contact Noora Mojaddedi,
Megan Lindeman, Advisor

Christian Community Club is a collective of Christian individuals, seek to expand the gospel of Jesus Christ and seek peace with all. The pursuit of truth is held as our priority and the expansion of an ethical character is to be developed by all individuals involved in this organization. Our goal is to invigorate Christian truth, prayer, integrity, philosophy, and community at Norco College at which we do hereby establish this Constitution of the Christian Community Club of Norco College. To attend a meeting, contact Damon Nance.

Clear Perspectives: Publication is an outlet for individuals to practice and share their work from poems, short stories, drawings, comics, graphic design, and much more. If you are passionate in a creative field and would like to share your talents with the student body, this is the place for you! To attend, contact Professor Michael Bobo |https://www.instagram.com/clear.perspectives.publication/ | http://www.clearperspectivespublication.org/

Club Advisors

Kinesiology Student Association serves students pursuing careers in kinesiology and to bring awareness to the campus of health and activity. To attend a meeting, contact Ruben Aguilar, Advisor

Men of Color Brotherhood Brotherhood is an organization of current, past, and interested students in the Men of Color Scholars Program at Norco College which is designed to increase the persistence and academic success among Men of Color. Activities are focused on culturally relevant issues that pertain to the experiences and success of underrepresented Men of Color in higher education. Join our brotherhood whenever you are ready, there is no deadline. To learn more about our brotherhood, contact Daniel Jesus Grajeda .

Music Industry Studies is an organization of musicians who are enrolled in the MIS-1 course at Norco College. The group produces an annual album and hosts live music events. To learn more: contact ela.narisma@yahoo.com | www.norcomusic.com | www.instagram.com/norcomusic

Norco Choir is an organization of signers enrolled in a choir course at Norco College. To learn more: Kim K. Kamerin.

Norco Esports Association is dedicated to the promotion and development of esports. Attend a meeting: Contact Roshan Uma.

Norco Karate Organization is an organization of students enrolled in the Karate course at Norco College. The students participate in local competitions and development opportunities. To learn more: contact Douglas Namekata.

Philosophy Club is a group of students with an interest in philosophy. To learn more: contact Jose Sentmanat.

PRISM - Queer/LGBTQIA+ Community is dedicated to assisting members in the academic, social, political, and personal aspects of their lives. To attend a meeting, contact Ammanda Moore, Cameron Young.

PUENTE is an organization of students participating in the PUENTE program of counseling, English, and mentoring courses. To learn more, contact Dr. Maria Jurado.

STEM Club is a community of students pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. To attend a meeting, contact Patricia Gill | https://discord.gg/phnVnqu

Student Veterans of America, Norco College The main reason our club exists is to show the city of Norco, Norco College, and the Riverside Community College District that it cares about the success of its Veterans. As a Veteran myself, I was astonished on how supportive and caring all the staff were at the current Veterans Resource Center (VRC). The community also benefits from the VRC since the Veterans have a hub to base their community outreach programs and community service events. Even though most of them have taken off their uniforms and are transitioning into civilian life they still want to continue to serve in some sort of capacity. Currently we have a Veterans Day Panel in which we will be giving out Visa Gift cards to assist students in this tough financial climate. Then in December we are going to host a Xmas Giveaway in which we give out bags with a toy, book and sealed snacks. To show the community we are still here and thinking of them.

For the college itself, it provides an area where Veterans feel they can have their own space, to not only bond with fellow Veterans but to use it as a resource. In the VRC several student Veterans connect with each other and discuss their experiences in certain classes, talk about their experiences with Professors and other school programs. Recently it was changed where anyone can join the Veterans club. Through the VRC you can meet several students who introduced us to clubs like M.E.c.H.A, Rugby, ASNC and STEM.

To keep the club alive virtually we have biweekly meetings, we also voted on a book and mailed it to our members, that way we have something to discuss at our meetings. Kind of like a book club within ourselves.

Slowly we would like to start doing face to face events. Before Covid-19 we had monthly sporting/team-based events and had even planned a range day. If you are interested in joining, contact Ruben Aguilar, Advisor or Mauricio CanoCortez.

Umoja is an organization of students enrolled in the Umoja Program at Norco College, designed to increase academic success among all students at Norco College with an emphasis on the African-American population. To learn more, contact Sean Davis.

Umoja Filamu Productions - Film Club are students with an interest in the art of cinema and the creation of it and provides them with the opportunities to freely express themselves through the medium. To attend a meeting, contact filamuproductionss@gmail.com.