Your pursuits at Coastline won't be restricted to the classroom. With our student-run clubs and organizations, expect your calendar to be full all year long.
Getting involved is one of the most rewarding things you can do while you're a student at Coastline College. Our Campus Clubs provide a range of opportunities for you to develop your leadership skills, connect with staff and faculty, and contribute to student life at the college.
This page contains a List of Campus Clubs that is updated periodically each year. If you're interested in learning about any of these organizations, please contact the club advisor directly.
Club Name | Advisor Name | |
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Esports Club | Stephanie Bridges | sbridges@coastline.edu |
National English Honors Society (NEHS) | Kenneth Leighton | kleighton@coastline.edu |
Nintendo Club | Danny Pittaway | dpittaway@coastline.edu |
Phi Theta Kappa Club | Natalie Schonfeld | nschonfeld@coastline.edu |
Pre-Med Club | Dr. Daniel Salcedo | dsalcedo7@coastline.edu |
REST Club (Mental Health) | Matt Quinlan | mquinlan3@coastline.edu |
Student Veterans of America Club | Tom Boscamp | tboscamp@coastline.edu |
Xploit Cybersecurity | Brandon Brown | bbrown118@coastline.edu |
Now is the time to explore your passions and have fun at the same time! Contact Student Life or email a Club Advisor for more information.
Are you interested in starting a club? Starting a club is easy! Coastline clubs may have an academic or social purpose.
The club activation process can be as fast as 1..2..3..4.
Clubs must maintain a minimum of three (3) student members to receive/maintain active status. Student members must meet the following requirements:
Each club must have a minimum of one (1) advisor. Advisors must be a currently employed Coastline faculty (full-time or part-time), classified professional, or administrator. Classified employees may refer to CFCE MOU #19-2. Club Advisors must be present for all club meetings and events. For more information, please refer to the Club & Advisor Handbook.
The club constitution explains how the club will operate and be structured. For more information, please refer to the Club Constitution section of the Club & Advisor Handbook.
Each club must submit the Club Activation Form with applicable documents to receive active status. The form must be completed by the club advisor, in coordination with the student members. Submit paperwork, in person or via email, to Julian Miller (jmiller224@cccd.edu).
Clubs are required to activate or renew every academic year. Clubs may only conduct meetings for official business during the fall and spring terms.
For more information about Coastline Clubs, please refer to the Club & Advisor Handbook. If you would like more information about a particular club or you are interested in starting a new club, please contact Student Life and Leadership Specialist, Julian Miller.