Student Clubs on Campus

March 1-May 9, AHS and Off-campus
Aims Program of Radiology Students – Fundraiser sale of water bottles, key chains, and tote bags

March 3-12, HRZN 344
Student Support Services Helping Hands – Book Sale

March 10, 10am-11am and 12pm-1pm, WSTV 611
Aims Business Association – Student and Faculty Forum on Textbook Options with Cengage Publishing

March 11, 1:30pm-3pm, EDBH Student Lounge
Aims History Association – Celebrate Irish Heritage Event

March 13, 9am-5pm, Walmart and King Soopers
PTK and Student Government Association – Food Drive For Weld County Food Bank

March 18, 5pm-9pm, Weld Chamber Dinner
Ft. Lupton Skills USA Hot Rod Club – Serving at the Weld Chamber Dinner

March 27, 10am, Corporate Education Building
Aims English Honor Society and the Student Programming Council – Dr. Seuss Celebration for Children

March 26, 6:30pm, Centennial Park Library
All clubs invited - Hip Hop Mentor Program

March 29 and 30, WSTV, AHS, EDBH Student Lounge
Aims English Honor Society – Easter Egg Fundraiser

April 9, 7pm, EDBH Theater
Aims English Honor Society – Spring Induction Ceremony

April 15, 2pm, EDBH Student Lounge
Aims English Honor Society – Scrabble Tournament

How do I join a club?

Joining an Aims club or organization is easy and rewarding. Check out the Aims Clubs and Organizations’ web pages. Each site will have a list of planned events, meeting information, and club mission statement. No matter what your interest, Aims offers a variety of student organizations and clubs for you to get involved today!
• Email the club advisor
• Drop by a club event
• Volunteer to help at an event. Volunteers are always appreciated!
• Check out a club meeting
• Contact Randee Morris, Coordinator of Student Organizations and Activities, rmorris3@aims.edu
• Drop by the Student Life Office

How do I start a new club?

If you don't see a club that interests you, or have a great idea for a new club, start your own! Student Life offers assistance to help you get your club up and running. For more information, email Randee Morris, Coordinator of Student Organizations and Activities, rmorris3@aims.edu.


.Student Clubs & Organizations
	Club Activities
	March 1-May 9, AHS and Off-campus Aims Program of Radiology Students – Fundraiser sale of water bottles, key chains, and tote bags March 3-12, HRZN 344 Student Support Services Helping Hands – Book Sale March 10, 10am-11am and 12pm-1pm, WSTV 611 Aims Business Association – Student and Faculty Forum on Textbook Options with Cengage Publishing March 11, 1:30pm-3pm, EDBH Student Lounge Aims History Association – Celebrate Irish Heritage Event March 13, 9am-5pm, Walmart and King Soopers PTK and Student Government Association – Food Drive For Weld County Food Bank March 18, 5pm-9pm, Weld Chamber Dinner Ft. Lupton Skills USA Hot Rod Club – Serving at the Weld Chamber Dinner March 27, 10am, Corporate Education Building Aims English Honor Society and the Student Programming Council – Dr. Seuss Celebration for Children March 26, 6:30pm, Centennial Park Library All clubs invited - Hip Hop Mentor Program March 29 and 30, WSTV, AHS, EDBH Student Lounge Aims English Honor Society – Easter Egg Fundraiser April 9, 7pm, EDBH Theater Aims English Honor Society – Spring Induction Ceremony April 15, 2pm, EDBH Student Lounge Aims English Honor Society – Scrabble Tournament
Why join a club?	Assisting Student Clubs & Organizations Success
Why join an Aims student club or organization? • Be more satisfied with your college experience and earn your degree • Meet new people and make new friends! • Feel a sense of connection • Get valuable experience in project work and team building • It looks great on a resume! Employers like employees who can work with others, go beyond basic expectations, and complete projects. • Draw upon other members as a resource for your studies or educational experiences • Challenge yourself to explore new things • Get involved outside of the classroom to reinforce the learning that happens inside the classroom • Make a difference. Student clubs members help plan events on campus, serve their community, and participate in national conferences. Leave your own legacy at Aims! • Don’t regret not having the whole college experience. • Don't forget… You can get involved at ANY point during your time at Aims. Don't limit your new experiences to your first semester! Try something new. It's true; you will get out of Aims and your college experience what you put into it!	Existing Student Clubs at Aims: • Aims Anthropological Association • Aims Art in Action • Aims Aviators • Aims Business Association • Aims English Honor Society • Aims Gay-Straight Alliance • Aims Hellfire Welding Club • Aims History Association • Aims Martial Arts Club • Aims Music Club • Aims Program of Radiology Students • Aims Student Nursing Association – 1 • Aims Student Nursing Association – 2 • Aims Students Raising Kids • Aims Video Production Club • Campus Crusade for Christ • Creative Students, Ink • Emergency Services Club • League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) • Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) • Skills USA • Skills USA Hot Rod Club – Fort Lupton • Student Support Services Helping Hands • Surgical Technology Club	Student Organization Resources: • Student Organization Handbook 2009-2010 • Student Organization Forms • New Club Recognition Forms • Returning Club Recognition Forms • Easy Button for Clubs Form • Club Handbook Highlights • Program Planning Resource Guide • Fundraising Ideas • Off-Campus Community Service Project Ideas • Meeting Scheduling Tools • Meeting Management .....• Meeting Icebreakers .....• Parliamentary Procedure .....• Sample Agenda .....• Sample Minutes .....• Sample Sign-In Sheet • Student Senate .....• Student Senate Calendar .....• Student Senate Bylaws .....• SGA Bylaws • Changes to Your Organization • Student Organization Advisor Resources .....• Student Organization Advisor Training .....• Student Organization Advisor Handbook 2009-2010 .....• Student Organization Forms • Member Recruitment Opportunities .....• Student Involvement Fair .....• Spring Student Involvement Fair .....• WelcomeFest .....• Fall-In .....• Tabling Guidelines .....• Advertising Guidelines
How do I join a club?	Club Meetings
Joining an Aims club or organization is easy and rewarding. Check out the Aims Clubs and Organizations’ web pages. Each site will have a list of planned events, meeting information, and club mission statement. No matter what your interest, Aims offers a variety of student organizations and clubs for you to get involved today! • Email the club advisor • Drop by a club event • Volunteer to help at an event. Volunteers are always appreciated! • Check out a club meeting • Contact Randee Morris, Coordinator of Student Organizations and Activities, rmorris3@aims.edu • Drop by the Student Life Office	Campus Crusade for Christ meets in the EDBH Student Lounge at 11am on Mondays Aims Gay-Straight Alliance meets in room 129 in EDBH from 1:30pm-2:30pm on Fridays LULAC meets in room 123 in EDBH from 6pm-7pm on Wednesdays CS, Ink meets every two weeks. One meeting is on Wednesdays at 12pm and the one two weeks after that is in Thursdays at 3:45pm. They alternate every other meeting. They both take place in EDBH 119.The AIMS Aviators will be meeting Monday through Thursday at 7p.m. in the Aviation building room AV110. We will also be meeting Fridays at the AIMS flight training center at 7p.m. Our next activity will be the National Intercollegiate Flying Association's National flight team contest (or SAFECON) in Terre Haute, Indiana at Indiana State University on May 17-22. If you are a club member or advisor and would like to list your next meeting here, please email patty.miller@aims.edu
How do I start a new club?
If you don't see a club that interests you, or have a great idea for a new club, start your own! Student Life offers assistance to help you get your club up and running. For more information, email Randee Morris, Coordinator of Student Organizations and Activities, rmorris3@aims.edu.

For more information on how to get involved on your campus, contact Randee Morris, rmorris3@aims.edu, or 970-339-6259 in the Student Life Office.