Clubs


 

Clubs are really extended learning opportunities. Not only will they widen students’ horizons (e.g., give them a chance to explore and find activities that they truly enjoy), but they foster self-esteem and confidence in a fun environment. You’ll find students who participate in clubs are motivated self-starters, and their club success tends to carry over into their academic life. Students who become involved in clubs will find it even helps them to overcome barriers in their academic studies.

There’s something for every student in UCC’s extracurricular club programs. In fact, there are more than 80 clubs — organized according to the IB’s Creativity, Action, Service (CAS) categories — covering interests from cooking to chess to poetry to robotics.

CREATIVITY

Agricultural
Anime
Art and Architecture
Black History Month Society
Blues TV
Break Dancing
Chess
Classics
College Film
Computer Building
Computer Science
Cosmostronomy
Cooking
Debating Society and Public Speaking
DECA (Business Competitions)
Digital Media and Computer Science
DJ
Duke of Edinburgh
Economics
Flickophiles
Foodie
Gay/Straight Alliance
Global Ideas Institute
Graphic Novels
Green School
Guitar
Healthy Living
Healthy Relationships Committee
History
Improv
Inspiring Character
International
International Languages Committee
Investment
Library
Mahjong/Cribbage
The Mathematics Society
Media Association
MicroFinance
Mock Trial
Model United Nations
Monarchist League
Ontario Model Parliament
Peer Tutoring
Photography
Picharity
Political Science
Prep Peer Mentoring
Programming
Random Acts of Kindness
Reach For The Top
Robotics
Rubik's Cube
Science
Scrabble
Screenwriting
Sociedad Hispana
Sports Analytics
Stand-up Comedy
Strategic Games/Role-Playing
Structural Engineering
UCC Design
UNICEF
World Affairs Conference

ACTION CLUBS

Dodgeball
Fencing
Fitness
Mountain Biking
Outdoors
Rugby 7's
SAS Trainer Internship
Strength and Fitness
Table Tennis
Ultimate Frisbee

SERVICE CLUBS

Best Buddies
Community Service Council
Entrepreneurial Service
Free the Children
Human Rights
Junior Achievement
Key Club