Club Rush

from Volume 123 Fall 2015 Roundup Issue 3

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Flags and balloons lined the Mall on Sept. 30, indicating the start of Club Rush, a two day event hosted by the Associated Students Organization. Despite the heat, club representatives and students swarmed the Mall looking to promote and gain exposure to club offerings on campus.

One of the most popular stops was the area shared by the Architecture and Design Club and MakerSpace, which featured a large cardboard structure built by students. The project was inspired by the concept of the open road and was made entirely out of recycled materials over a three-day span. Spectators watched 3Doodler demos and interacted with 3D printed prosthetics on display.

Some of the other clubs present included the Pierce College Vegan Society, Phi Theta Kappa, and the Alpha Gamma Sigma (AGS) Honor Society. For more information about clubs on campus contact the Pierce College Club Council.

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Volume 123 Fall 2015 Roundup Issue 3