ECA Club Information

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1	Club Name/Logo	Brief Club Description	Sign-up Link/Information	Advisor Contact

2		Student Leaders is a fun and welcoming group that aims to better our school and community. We plan many of ECA's social events (Black History Month Showcase, Harvest Hangout, Talent Show, Prom, etc.). We also volunteer in and around our community and are dedicated to enhancing ECA students' well-being, enjoyment, and social productivity. If you are credentialed (have at least 3 EMU classes), we would love for you to join us! If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Jackson.	Please CLICK HERE to apply -- we will send you an email response soon!	Mrs. Jackson Office: 221 King Hall
3		ECA's Art Club is a relaxed group of art lovers who connect as they're able in order to do solo and shared projects, play art-based games, work on portfolios as folks are interested, and sometimes take part in activities out in the community. Open to all, we meet twice a week and determine which days each semester. If you're interested, see Ms. Peet or email Maddie: mnealis@emich.edu	Come to 422 King Hall on Wednesdays &/or Thursdays after school	Ms. Peet Office: 326 King Hall
4		Mock Trial is a fun and engaging club that gives students the chance to simulate court trials as either attorneys or witnesses. Students look and act the part of legal professionals as they bring their case before a judge and jury in a real courtroom. This is a terrific opportunity for students who are interested in public speaking, debate, trial advocacy, and/or theater. You can even be a courtroom artist, sketching the trial as it unfolds! The club will participate in a competition against regional schools in February, with the winning teams advancing to the state and then national finals.	Contact Sylvia DeBord: sdebord1@emich.edu Come by Strong 209 Monday or Wednesday at 3:45	Mr. Griffin Office: 123 King Hall
5		ECA's yearbook is an all-volunteer effort, so this club is social, promotional, and vital in publishing the yearbook in June. The yearbook staff will play with and practice graphic design, photography, and writing skills. Anyone can apply, no "artistic" skills necessary—meetings will be every Thursday at 3:45pm until the book is sent for publishing in April.	Contact Audrey LaChance (alachanc@emich.edu) or Henry Timmons (htimmons@emich.edu) with questions.	Mr. Priest Office: 226A King Hall Ms. Wallace Office: 326A King Hall
6	ECA Peer Mentors	Do you recall your first semester/year as an ECA student? Did you feel lost or overwhelmed? Was it difficult to make new friends? Did you wish you had someone to help you learn the ECA way? Well now you can be that person for our Academy, Returning Academy or First Year Student, if you become an ECA Peer Mentor!!! Purpose: The purpose of the ECA's Mentoring Program is to provide support, encouragement, and a peer's perspective--from one ECA student to another. Goal: Work with ECA's Academy, Returning Academy and First Year Students to share experiences surrounding the ECA, advice about moving into college classes, social and academic tips, and friendship.	Please Contact Ms. Squirewell	Ms. Squirewell Office: 322 King Hall
7	Muslim Association Club (MAC)	The Muslim Association Club (MAC) is a student-led organization. MAC is meant to be a safe space for Muslim students to talk about shared experiences and knowledge. MAC is not only for the Muslim population at ECA--non-Muslims are invited to engage in da’wah (the teaching people to learn about Islam) from other Muslim students. We encourage Q&A from everyone.	Contact Safia Abshir (sabshir1@emich.edu) or Medina Vaghayenegar (mvaghaye@emich.edu) or join us 3:50 to 4:50 Wednesdays in 117 Marshall	Jayanthi Reddy Office: 330 King Hall
8		The ECA Diversiteam is an organization of ECA students interested in learning about, talking about, advocating for, and acting on issues related to diversity in our school, on our campus, in our communities, and in our society. ECA's Diversiteam believes that the discussion around diversity should be acknowledged year-round as it is an important piece of our community. We strive to promote excellence, inclusivity, and generate a fun, safe environment for students to discuss cultural issues within our community and school.	Join us for meetings on Mondays from 3:40 to 4:20 in Strong 120.	Mr. Emery Office: 331 King
9	ECA Peer2Peer	Peer2Peer is a group of ECA students working to raise awareness about factors that contribute to depression and anxiety, and help ECA students recognize symptoms associated with depression and anxiety. The P2P group is a non-judgmental group of teens dedicated to reaching out and supporting students in the ECA community. The goal of P2P is to reduce the stigma associated with mental health challenges and to connect students to resources in our school and community, so students can improve their mental health and lead happier lives.	Contact Mrs. Fountain for information	Mrs. Fountain Office: 327 King Hall
10	Board Game Club	Board games are absorbing, engaging, and hilarious fun. In addition, research suggests that your board gaming habits also do wonderful things for your brain! The games we play will help make you ‘number smart’, ‘people smart’, and ‘word smart’. It's the perfect way to wrap up your week.	Come to the King Lounge on Fridays from 2:30-4:30. Come when you can for any ammount of time	Mr. Trombley Office: 228A King Hall
11	Pre-Med Club	Our club's main focus is to diversify not only the population of students entering the medical field, but also to encourage club-members to explore different professions within the health-care field. We will do this by expanding and sharing our knowledge of the different health-care professions and their impact on society.	Meetings Bi-Weekly on Thursdays in MJ175 (Flyer with Sign Up: Here)	Ms. Uikey Office: 226 King Hall
12		The Black Student Union is open to all African-American-identifying ECA students. The organization aims to create a safe space for African-American Students. In unifying our school, we hope to inspire growth mindsets and help black students explore opportunities for academic success.	Meetings Bi-weekly on Tuesdays in Strong 120 from 4-5pm	Ms. Squirewell Office: 322 King Hall
13	Engineering Club	The Engineering Club offers high school students an exciting opportunity to explore the world of engineering through hands-on projects, with a special focus on robotics. Members work together to design, build, and test innovative solutions, gaining practical experience in problem-solving and teamwork. The club also provides insights into various engineering career pathways, helping students discover their interests and plan for future studies and professions in the field. It's the perfect place for those who are curious about technology and eager to bring their ideas to life.	Contact: Natalia Chavez nchavez4@emich.edu Meeting Location: MJSC 175 Meeting Time: Wed. 3:40 pm	Mr. Kenney Office: 112 King Hall
14	HLO Hispanic-Latino Organization	The Hispanic-Latino Organization is a fun space where students can share their traditions and culture, like Dia de los Muertos and Hispanic Heritage. Students gather to share food and music and create some crafts related to the celebration. The group finds that it is important for students to be seen and to proudly express their cultural identity.	Contac Debora Suniga-Gomez dsunigag@emich.edu	Monica Asis-Fischer Office: 217 King Hall
15	LGBTQ+ Club	This is a supportive, inclusive community where everyone is celebrated for who they truly are. Our LGBTQ+ group is a safe space to connect, share, and grow with others who understand your journey. Whether you're exploring your identity, seeking advice, or just looking for a place to belong, we welcome you with open arms. Together, we create a world of acceptance, love, and empowerment.	Rowan Yordi syordy@emich.edu	Monica Asis-Fischer Office: 217 King Hall
16	Teens for Christ	Our Christian group is a welcoming community where you can deepen your relationship with God, build lasting friendships, and explore the teachings of Christ together. Whether you're new to your faith or have been walking with Him for years, we offer a space for prayer, support, and spiritual growth. Join us as we encourage one another, share our stories, and live out the love of Christ in all we do.	Thursdays at 3:45 in Porter 217 Contact Jenna Keacher at jkeacher@emich.edu	Monica Asis-Fischer Office: 217 King Hall
17	AAPI (American Asian Pacific Islander) Club	The AAPI club is a student-led organization dedicated to celebrating the culture, history, and heritage of the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. The club provides a welcoming space for students to connect through cultural events, discussions, and various activities. We strive to promote inclusivity and uplift the voices of the AAPI community here at ECA!	Contact Sylvia DeBord: sdebord1@emich.edu Meetings biweekly on Tuesdays 3:45-4:15 in Strong 202	Ms. Kishida Office: 228 King Hall
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