Campus Clubs, Associations & Interest Groups

What's in it for me?

Participation in a club helps you meet new friends, generate new interests and provides you with real work experience employers are looking for:

• Working as a team
• Designing a project
• Completing a project
• Working with the community
• Working with a deadline
• Dealing with conflict
• Problem solving

Prescott / Prescott Valley / Chino Valley Club Directory:

Below is a directory of active clubs meeting in the Tri-City area. Find your niche and make your mark - contact an advisor today!

Agriculture Club (Chino Valley)

Provides agriculture students opportunities for growth, professionalism, leadership and networking in the agriculture industry.

Contact: Marnee Zazueta, (928) 717-7727 email

Alcoholics Anonymous

For students who desire the support and fellowship of AA meetings on campus.

Contact: Moses Glidden, (928) 776-2296 email

Automotive Club

For students who have a strong interest or desire to participate in automotive related events.

Contact: Ernie Hernandez, (928) 717-7377 email

Baha'i Association

Promote racial unity, equality of men and women, and world citizenship through the tenets of the Baha'i Faith.

Contact: Judy Russell, (928) 443-1152 email

Campus Crusade for Christ

Turning lost students into Christ-centered laborers.  (Matthew 28:18-20; Matthew 9:36-38)

Contact Advisors:
Vineetha Varghese, (928) 775-5435 email
Nancy Schafer, (928) 717-7680 email

Career Skills Connections (Prescott Valley)

Connections helps bridge the gap between Career Skills graduation and the next step, whether it be continuing education or entering the workforce.

Contact: Lindsay Henning, (928) 717-7922 email

Chess Club

Learn to think outside the box through the art of chess! Build campus wide friendships that promote sportsmanship and community goodwill. All levels of ability are welcome.

Contact: Ed Bushman, (928) 776-2153 email

Choir Club

Calling all vocal music students: here is an opportunity to connect with others who share your passion!

Contact: Will Fisher, (928) 776-2044 email

Future Teachers Club

Club projects and activities promote community involvement, networking, discussion and action around current issues facing early childhood and education fields.

Contact: Leanne Lawhead, (928) 776-2306 email

G.L.B.T.S.

A supportive environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender students. Get together with friends and have fun promoting awareness and equality.

Club is currently inactive due to the need of an advisor. Contact Campus Activities Coordinator at 928-717-7679 for more information.

Hispanic Club

Helps foster a supportive community for Hispanic students where members are able to promote awareness and appreciation of Hispanic culture through social events and activities.

Contact: Joseph Munoz, (928) 717-7647 email

International Club

Experience YC's cultural diversity - learn about the habits and beliefs of others! Explore international cuisine, music and dance styles, all while developing new friendships!

Contact: Becca Stein, (928) 776-2094 email

Native American Club

Provides opportunities for both Native American students and staff to interact with and to support each other through a variety of intertribal activities.

Contact: Derik Yellowhair, (928) 776-2084 email

Non-Motorized Transportation Committee (NMTC)

N.M.T.C. is a student and employee based volunteer group in partnership with the Prescott area constituents and organizations focused on the design, construction, maintenance and stewardship of safe, efficient and available pedestrian and bicycle transportation to, from and around Yavapai College.

Contact: Michael Brown, (928) 717-7709 email

Paralegal Association of Yavapai (PAY)

Promotes a sense of community for those interested in law and legal issues and provides hands-on opportunities for leadership growth, community service and networking within the legal community.

Contact: Ruth Harrison, (928) 776-2163 email

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)

PBL is for those interested in the business of business! PBL develops leadership skills, positive attitudes about civic and social responsibilities, helps set occupational goals and interacts with business and industry professionals.

Contact: Ed Bushman, (928) 776-2153 email

Phi Theta Kappa (PTK)

An Honor Society for students who have completed a minimum of 12 credits with a 3.5 GPA, PTK provides opportunities for individual growth and development through four hallmarks: scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship.

Contact: Debbie Roberts, (928) 776-2342 email

Re-Entry Club

If you are a non-traditional age, first time or returning college student, the Re-entry Club is for you. Meet with like individuals for support, understanding and friendship.

Contact: Sara Holter, (928) 776-2382 email

Science & Math Club (SNA)

This club is for enthusiasts of mathematics, science, and the scientific method. The objective is to celebrate empirical, inductive, and rational methodology, as well as to use this perspective to enrich the campus and community. Visit the Science & Math club site. 

Contact: Jason S. Kieffer, (928) 776-2330 email

Student Nurses Association (SNA)

All students enrolled in the nursing program are members. This club works with the community on several projects during the school year to assist those who may have health, financial, or educational needs.

Contact: Jill Zogob, (928) 771-6179 email

Veterans Club

The Veterans Club is for students and families of those who have recent or prior military service. This is a connection point to resources, benefit news, encouragement, support and success. The Veterans Club is here to serve YOU!

Contact: Terry Lovell, (928) 776-2347 email

Wildlife Club

Share your interest and expanding concern for wildlife through awesome activities, leadership and educational opportunities.

Contact: Russ Smith, (928) 533-8370 email