Eco Action Club

Eco Action Club raises awareness about sustainability issues on campus, hosts events and performs environmental research projects throughout the year. The club meets on Mondays at 1 p.m. at the Sustainability Center on Main Campus. President Elijah Church, an environmental studies major at SMC, said all students are welcome regardless of their knowledge of sustainability. “I know for me, I didn’t know a thing about sustainability on campus until I got more involved with clubs,” Church said.

Students interested in joining the Eco Action club can email ecoaction.club.smc@gmail. com for more information.

Pre-Law Society Club

Pre-Law Society Club hosts workshops for the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and has guest speakers from law schools give helpful information about taking their next steps following their careers. “We have a range of guest speakers to workshops, the workshops deal with LSAT prep, resume word, internships, kind of preparation for that,” said club president Myriam Abuouhaidear. “Pre-law major and law school can be a very frightening thing, but just know that this is a very safe space, especially because all of us can relate to one another.”

Students interested in joining the Pre-Law Society Club can find more information @ prelawsmc on Instagram.

Student Veterans of America

Student Veterans of America Club is a nation-wide organization that offers benefits for veterans who want to continue their educational careers and seek camaraderie. The club is located on the main campus alongside the Veterans Success Center. “We’re here to help facilitate that transition, help them with career professional guidance in order to get started in school and get the education they need to meet their goals and move on in the professional world,” said outreach coordinator Bailey Steele.

Students interested in finding out more about the Student Veterans of America can find them on Instagram @smc_veterans.

Student Bible Study

Student Bible Study meets weekly to study the bible and have an open discussion to share Christian ideas and beliefs. “Jesus Christ saved me. He changed my life. I want everyone to know about Him,” said member Andrew Boone.

Bible Study meets every Monday in the cafeteria on main campus at 5:45 p.m. To learn more about them students can email studentbiblestudy391@gmail.com.