Getting involved in activities on campus and in the community is easy here. The diverse array of activities going on all the time at our small and supportive campus make student clubs the perfect place to share interests, take on leadership roles, and learn from your fellow Yotes.
Find a club or two that interests you, and contact their representative to get involved!
Student Clubs
Our mission is to be a force to unite Africans, friends, relatives, and other members of the community through information interchange which involved groundbreaking seminars, workshop and activities that will provide a forum for intellectual growth in terms of understanding black culture, history, and heritage.
Contact: Becky Ahikiriza
Amnesty International is College of Idaho’s humanitarian club. This club will serve to foster an awareness about human rights abuses around the globe to the students through campus activism. “We work to protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth, and dignity are denied. Amnesty International is a global movement of millions of people demanding human rights for all people – no matter who they are or where they are.” -Amnesty International
Contact: Shweta Nikalje
The primary purpose of the Art Society of The College of Idaho is to enrich the educational experience of all students interested in art through club-organized events and activities.
Contact: Matt McLaughlin
The purpose of this organization is: (1) to incorporate a mentoring program in order to mentor incoming members through their first couple of years of college; (2) to bring together resources on language, culture, and travel; (3) to become an informative center, exchanging information between the students of this college and the outside community on Hispanic matters; and (4) to raise funds for activities and to participate in cultural events related to Hispanic culture on campus and off campus.
Contact: Laura Herrera or Ines Arredondo
The C of I Boxing Club provides students with the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of boxing while enhancing their physical fitness, self-confidence, self-discipline, and pride. With the multicultural and ethnic makeup of the college community, the program also offers numerous opportunities for cross-cultural interaction as well as team building. Members can also gain a sense of wellbeing, recognition, and responsibility.
Contact: Heidi Waterman
Cabaret is a group of volunteer students to practice Improvisational/Sketch Theatre. Our purpose is to have fun and aim at becoming stronger improvisational actors while providing the public with entertaining, hilarious, and thought provoking performances.
Contact: Lily Kennedy
The purposes of being a College of Idaho Cheerleading Squad member are: (1) promote and uphold the traditions and legacy of The College of Idaho at all times; (2) motivate, inspire, and entertain fans at games and appearances that bring Yote fans together; (3) create and maintain College of Idaho traditions that allow the Cheerleading Squad to be recognized as one of the best; (4) represent the College of Idaho Cheerleading Squad program at local, state, and/or national events; and (5) to pioneer traditions and build a legacy for the cheerleading team at The College of Idaho.
Contact: Coach GG Anderson
This organization will work towards educating, entertaining and serving the community through activities involving the fundamentals of chemistry.
Contact: Zoe Hern
The Chic Boutique is a “free store” that functions on student donations of items of clothing they no longer use. These items are stored and displayed by our team in our “store” and students who need something in particular can come over and check the item(s) out. We function on trust, and do not verify the (financial) need of the students that come to take a few items.
Contact: Suman Dhungana
Contact: GG Anderson
This organization’s purpose is to foster peoples’ love of cooking.
Contact: Patrick Mark
This organization will provide opportunities for College of Idaho students of all levels of dance experience to learn various forms of dance and perform staff and student choreographed pieces.
Contact: Mungo Ligoya
Committed to Lives of Excellence
Contact: Michael Hazen
This organization will serve to create a respectful environment of student-athlete fellowship at The College of Idaho. It will serve to invoke thoughtful conversations and encourage a positive mindset in and around all sports and aspects of competition. FCA’s mission is “to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church,” and our vision is “to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes.”
Contact: Marcos Cervantes
The purpose of the College of Idaho Francophone is for College of Idaho students from all faith and philosophical traditions – including those with no religious affiliation – who want to learn more about francophone culture, make new friends, provide an environment promoting French speaking and contribute to creating a more compassionate and understanding multicultural community.
Contact: Rosol Alftealh
The object of this organization shall be to fulfill as an individual chapter the mission of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., which is to inspire the highest type of womanhood.
Contact: Kathryn Crookham
The College of Idaho GSCA is for College of Idaho students from all genders and sexualities – including those with no identification – who want to learn more about gender and sexuality, make new friends, and contribute to a more compassionate and understanding campus community.
Contact: Sage Czelder
Strengthening Greek relations, improving community, and providing a device to member organizations to secure their place as leaders of the college community.
Contact: Madison Najima
The College of Idaho’s History Club seeks to promote an active interest in the discipline and knowledge of history in the student body and campus community.
Contact: Jose Mari Bayuga
The College of Idaho Interfaith Council is for C of I students from all faith and philosophical traditions – including those with no religious affiliation – who want to learn more about faith and religion, make new friends, and contribute to creating a more compassionate and understanding world community.
Contact: Aurora Cossairt
The purpose of this club is to promote multicultural interaction and camaraderie through soccer.
Contact: Qiniso Shongwe
The purpose of ISO is: (1) to have international students meet regularly. Students, invited friends, and guests are encouraged to come share their ideas and cultures. (2) To hold events such as the Cultural Show and Food Festival as vehicles to enhance the awareness of the variety of cultures on this college campus and to foster a sense of community between international students and other C of I students. (3) To bring together resources that will allow the exchange of cultures and ideas. (4) To become the information hub and support system for all international students registered on campus. (5) To raise funds for activities and participate in cultural events and engage with other members of the campus community for a positively priceless college experience.
Contact: Andrea Rojas Escot
Contact: Nicole Jordan
The purpose of this Fraternity shall be to unite women, through membership, in a close bond of friendship, seeking to instill in them a spirit of mutual love and helpfulness, to the end that each member and the Fraternity-at-large may attain social, moral and intellectual excellence.
Contact: Jade Green
Contact: Colt Merges
This organization will serve to broaden and expand upon a shared interest of horror movies, books, and experiences.
Contact: Keegan Harris
This organization will serve as a place for all students interested in mathematics and physics to come together to celebrate and investigate the subject.
Contact: Nick Lotspeich
This organization will serve to promote the Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History and inform College of Idaho students of opportunities with the museum such as research, volunteering, events, etc.
Contact: Courtney Covolo
The Society is a leadership honor society with a threefold purpose: (1) to recognize individuals who have attained a high standard of leadership in collegiate and/or community activities and to encourage them to aspire to higher achievements; (2) to bring together the most representative individuals in all phases of collegiate life and, thus, to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest; and (3) to bring together members of the faculty and student body of the institution, as well as other Society members, on a basis of mutual interest, understanding, and helpfulness.
Contact: Emily Harwood
ONE is a global movement campaigning to end extreme poverty and preventable disease by 2030. We believe the fight against poverty is not about charity, but about justice and equality. As a ONE Campus Chapter, we will mobilize college students in the fight against extreme poverty and spread awareness on campus as well as on Social Media. We will collaborate with other regional ONE chapters in Idaho and attend as well as organize events on and off campus to spread awareness to empower, mobilize, and educate people and lobby political leaders.
Contact: Sophie Trobitzsch
This organization will serve to encourage students and the Caldwell community to take note of, raise awareness, and advocate for changes in the treatment of people living in poverty.
Contact: Simisumuzi Dlamini
The object of the Panhellenic Association shall be to develop and maintain women’s fraternity life and inter-fraternity relations at a high level of accomplishment.
Contact: Nicole Jordan
The College of Idaho Pre-Health Professions Club provides students at C of I the opportunity to engage in a wide variety of career oriented events, build relationships with medical professionals, and acquire the necessary experience needed to prepare for their desired medical profession. The College's Pre-Health Professions Club values human life, humanitarian deeds, and the sciences, together embodying the liberal arts ideals.
Contact: Shanaya Fox
The purpose of Psi Chi shall be to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology, and to advance the science of psychology.
Contact: Michael Piazzini
This organization will serve to fundraise for cancer awareness and cancer treatments. We want to provide awareness and education our peers as well as the community.
Contact: Reannon Suzuki
The Scarlet Masque organization will serve to foster independent exploration and development in the area of theatre arts. This can include but is not limited to: performances of one-act plays, original works, one-person showcases, Senior Projects, improvisation evets, etc. Funds may be available to help with expenses of these events through Scarlet Masque.
Contact: Madison Hartwell
The purpose of this club is to show the importance of mental health and self care for anyone and everyone. There will be a dedicated day every week where members of the community not only can have fun and enjoy non stressful activities, but also have the time to recharge themselves and enjoy each other’s company. The topics discussed during meetings will be confidential and private.
Contact: Breana Layne
Contact: Daniel Hernandez
The purpose of Sigma Epsilon Sorority is to promote friendship and sisterhood, strength of character, academic excellence, clean sportsmanship in all college activities, social activities, and health, both moral and physical.
Contact: Hannah Clemens
This organization will serve to bring the Special Olympics of Idaho to The College of Idaho community. It will give an opportunity for The College of Idaho students to work with Special Olympics athletes to learn the basics of rhythmic gymnastics. The aim is to bring awareness to both communities through teambuilding.
Contact: Shanaya Fox
This organization will serve to provide College of Idaho students with the opportunity to learn more about and participate in spikeball. It is the goal to provide students a resource to enjoy exercising, while also getting to know a new sport and new people.
Contact: Lindy Westendorf or Sydney Ewing
The College of Idaho RPG Club exists to serve those who enjoy playing tabletop RPGs and similar games by helping players connect with gaming groups on campus, as well as setting up club-wide games, offering GM training sessions, and ideally, providing access to otherwise unavailable source materials for player use.
Contact: Neal Baronian
The College of Idaho Tennis Club aims to provide a recreational tennis activity for students at the college.
Contact: Shawn Zhang
This organization will serve to promote student entrepreneurship on and off campus. We will provide support and guidance to students to succeed with starting their own businesses.
Contact: Annika Klein
The purpose of this club is to teach students about C of I’s rich history and diverse traditions and establish lifelong relationships with the college. We aim to foster tradition and pride, promote and inspire class unity, offer opportunities for direct communication between students and alumni, educate students about our institutional strengths and challenges in preparation for their lifelong role as alumni, heighten student awareness of resources available to them after they leave college, and keep young alumni engaged and connected to C of I after graduation. We support the college with our time, talent, financial resources, and strive to learn more about traditions and how we can maintain them in years to come. Some of our core messages to students include helping understand the value of their degree, preserving the college experience for future students, how students can help the college meet its challenges as an institution, learning the history of the college, and sustaining The College of Idaho’s excellence.
Contact: Alexander Sproule-Fendel
The purposes of this organization shall be to: (1) introduce, develop, and inculcate young people an active interest in governmental affairs and the electoral process; (2) foster and promote the philosophies, principals and goals of the Democratic Party; (3) develop leadership skills in our members; (4) involve ourselves in programs to improve voter education and participation and contribute to the well-being of The College of Idaho community at large; and (5) provide all students and citizens the highest degree of justice and social welfare.
Contact: Sead Muradbegovic
TERRA is The College of Idaho’s environmental club. We focus on educating the campus about environmental issues through campus wide events and programs. Through a proactive hands on approach TERRA also works to raise awareness to incrementally change practices and to promote a greener present and future.
Contact: Jazmin Nunez Scolari