La Voz

Issue date: 10/8/07 Section: Campus Features

Media Credit: Joseph Chen - La Voz Archives Massage Club member tests his skills at Club Day last spring.

Students of De Anza College will showcase their talents, specialties and services for the upcoming Club Day this Thursday, Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., in the main quad. Student performances, guest speakers, free food and prizes are attractions at the quarterly event, organized and emceed by the Inter Club Council Chair of Programs Levi Rosenthal.

"Club Day allows people to get involved on campus and to have fun," said ICC Chair, Elaine Smith.

According to La Donna Yumori-Kaku, Student Activities Specialist, Club Day is used as a recruitment tool for clubs to get new members.

There are over 55 active clubs on campus, ranging in variety. One type is academic clubs such as the Honors Club, International Student Volunteers and Rotaract Club. Departments have clubs like the De Anza Photo Club, Auto Technology and Student Nurses Organization. There are diversity clubs as well, such as Asian Cultural Expression, Black Student Union and Disabled Students Unlimited. The Anime Club, Chess Club and Massage Club are examples of some special interest clubs.

Through the Club Day events, ICC officers "hope to achieve the fall quarter theme, Friendly Fall Fellowship," said ICC Chair of Finance Jonathan Yeung.

A full list of clubs with schedules of meetings and events is available online at www.deanza.edu/clubs.

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