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Name of the ClubBriefly describe the purpose of this clubStudent Contact (returning student creating the club)
Club Sponsor(s) (faculty or staff)
MeetingsHow often will this club meet?Meeting Days
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LocationWill this club make trips off campus?
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AAPI ClubAAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Club aims to create a supportive community for people of Asian heritage. It serves to promote cultural awareness and educates others about our unique backgrounds and traditions. AAPI Club hopes to foster social connections and contribute to diversity, while promoting our differences.Emily XiongLiz CarrelIn personWeeklyWednesday5:30:00 PMSelig Board RoomYes
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Art clubDigital, sketch, wet, and 3D media primarily, but encourage all forms.Cody Treat & Olivia BusbyMr. Anderson In personWeeklyMonday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, TBD4:00:00 PM3 rooms rotating. Mr. Anderson allowed us to use the digital art/photography room and the club room on 5th floor pine, and Mr Wreyford told me we were allowed to use the art classroom on 4th floor where painting and drawing classes take place.No
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ASMSA Cooking ClubIntroduce people to basic skills for cooking, as well as provide a place to meet up for making food and share recipes amongst eachother. The overall goal is to provide a good place for people to share and gain a love for cooking.Geoffery WilliamsLiz CarrelIn person and remotelyWeeklyFriday9:00:00 PMCommunity KitchenYes
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ASMSA Hiking ClubThe hiking club will provide transportation and access to students at ASMSA, experienced and inexperienced hikers alike, to explore the great outdoors of Hot Springs. An emphasis will be placed on outdoor safety and growing physical ability so at the end of the year members will be prepared to hike a 'milestone' trail so to speak.Jonathan Tucker
Dr. Thomas Dempster
In personWeeklyTBDYes
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ASMSA Spanish ClubThe purpose of Spanish club is to establish a community for students who are interested in both the Spanish language and the practices of Spanish-speaking cultures. Kaira HarperSra. EspinosaIn personMonthlyTBD12:30:00 PMSpanish Room, Selig Kitchen, Selig BasementYes
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Astro ClubTo gather space enthusiasts together for observatory nights, space themed lessons, and morestabilat24@asmsa.orgDr. Jack WadellIn person and remotelyMonthlyTBDTBDYes
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Basketball ClubThe purpose of this club is to gather kids interested in basketball and have fun scrimmaging. We will also be preparing a team for SLAMT.Melanie HolmesJames KatowichIn personWeeklyTBD6:00:00 PMAcross the street at the basketball court, Linden Park, and possibly Crossgate ChurchYes
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Beta ClubTo compete in the Beta Convention and give students the opportunities to get public service hours. Daniel LeeRheo MorrisIn personWeeklyMonday3:00:00 PMLibrary, Board Room, Comp Lab, AdminYes
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Black Student UnionA chance for people to learn and bond over black cultureKiria FlowersRobert Bryant In personMonthlyTBD3:00:00 PMSelig Basement / Conference RoomYes
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Board Game ClubTo teach and show students how to play new games and build a board game library for the school.Gregory CochranDiego de los ReyesIn personWeekly, MonthlyTBD5:00:00 PMCafeteria, 1st floor No
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Botany and Zoology ClubLessons and interactive activities surrounding plants and animals. Samantha Pruitt Dr. Allyn DoddIn person and remotelyMonthlyTBD12:15:00 PMDr.Dodds room 2207Yes
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Botany and Zoology Club (BoZo)teach and engage in interactive activities relating to the fields of botany and zoologySamantha PruittDr DoddIn personMonthlyTBDAdmin 2207 Yes
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Ceramics ClubTo introduce ceramics in a casual way. Avery BinuyaMargaret WarrenIn personMonthlyTuesday, Wednesday12:15:00 PMCeramics Room and Art StudioYes
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Chemistry ClubWe teach about a cool subject in chemistry with slideshows, demonstrations, and experiments every 2-4 weeks and practice for the USNCOluc24@amsa.orgDr. HollandsworthIn personWeekly, MonthlyTBDADMIN 2203 and the lab adjacent to itNo
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Chess ClubHelp students learn and improve at chess as a whole. We plan to step it up this year as apposed to last year.Gage Carr, Rene RamirezJames KatowichIn personWeeklyTuesday, Thursday11:45:00 AMComposition Lab AYes
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Computer Science ClubProgram thingshancep24@asmsa.orgNicholas SewardIn personWeeklyTBDMakerspaceYes
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Cover Artist ClubTo perform cover songs as a groupShea Stabila and Ivy MonroeThomas DempsterIn personWeeklyTBDCIC Measel roomNo
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Creative Writing ClubFounded by members of the Creative Writing capstone, our main focus is collaboration, and most of all, community. You can post your own work and receive reactions from other members, or simply discuss preexisting media. This club is for anyone who writes, has an interest in writing, or simply wants to read. We have subgroups to allow a more intimate group experience, including channels specifically for those with a focus on poetry, creative fiction, creative nonfiction, and fanfiction.

Currently, the club is mostly only on Discord. Once we get more members at the Club Fair, however, we'll start collecting schedules and determine a day we can meet!

Anyone is welcome, whether they were or plan to be part of CW Capstone, or not! As long as you have a passion for writing or reading, you are absolutely encouraged to join.

We have a partnership with the Poetry Club as well, and will likely have joint meetings every now and then. 		Zoie Cleghorn, Helen Van WagnerJames KatowichIn person and remotelyWeeklyTBDNo
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Criminology and Forensics ClubLearning the methods of investigation and gathering forensic evidence.Eli Miller, Lily BlalockDr. Mark Turner In personWeekly, MonthlyMonday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday4:00:00 PMYes
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Crochet for a CauseTeach people how to crochet and use those skills to create various items to donate to homeless shelters, nursing homes, etc.Savannah PetersDr. KostopulosIn personMonthlyTBDNo
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Dance ClubTo perform dances to and for the school.Andrew NguyenDiego De Los ReyesIn personDailyMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday9:00:00 PMAdmin Board Room + Admin Maker SpaceYes
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Discipleship ClubDiscipleship club is a low energy club that offers its attendees the chance to decompress and evaluate their faith in a non-biased environment. It is essentially a youth group that offers christians (and non-christians) the chance to have that connection on campus. Although it is centered around the bible with weekly devotionals, this club is open to everyone regardless of faith. Charlotte Lammers- Lammersc24@asmsa.orgLiz CarrelIn personWeeklyTBD9:00:00 PMSelig conference roomYes
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Drama ClubTo explore varieties of drama through acting and improv exercises, as well as to put on a full-length production.Cyrus Sorsby and Grace MoodyMs. Betty BrownIn personMonthlyTBDJapanese RoomYes
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Engineering ClubTo organize students interested in engineering to work on engineering related tasks in order to improve, or benefit the efficacy of the infrastructure of other clubs, students, or faculty. In addition, there will be participation engineering competitions. (TEAMS)Gavin Chen Mr. ThompsonIn personMonthlyTBDYes
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FBLAFBLA is an acronym that stands for Future Business Leaders of America. It is an excellent organization for developing leadership, confidence, time management, and networking skills. Coding, digital animation, financial math, and many other competitions are available. Karilynn Arellano/ Phone number: 870-200-7340Carl FrankIn person and remotelyMonthlyWednesday, Friday, TBD12:15:00 AMCICYes
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Film clubTeaching students how to navigate editing softwareLiuw24@asmsa.orgMr. AndersonIn personWeeklyThursday, TBD4:30:00 PMGraphic Design labNo
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Fitness ClubWhile there was a fitness club last year, this is hopefully going to have a completely different approach than the one last year. The basic purpose is to create a positive community for the new gym users and to help point beginners to safe habits and trustworthy sources. Destiny TateWade VierhellerIn personMonthlyTBD4:30:00 PMFitness ClubNo
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Flag FootballAllow students to be physically active by playing flag football as well as preparing for SLAMT. Anna Grace WrightBret VallunIn personWeeklyMonday, Wednesday, Friday, TBD2:45:00 PMLinden ParkYes
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French ClubThe purpose of this club is to explore and learn about french language, culture, and food.Chloe GrabertMonsieur IeamsangIn personWeeklyTuesday, Thursday12:00:00 PMFrench Classroom (Admin 2303)Yes
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GEO Clublearn geology, ecology, oceanography through experiments in the lab and in the fieldMarko HalesDr. Lindsey WaddellIn personWeeklyTBD12:00:00 PMDr. Waddell's classroom or off-campusYes
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Gospel Choir ClbThis clubs purpose is to explore the gene of Gospel music and learn the singing techniques of Gospel music. Daymond Franklin Marquise BrownIn personWeeklyTuesday, Thursday7:00:00 PMCICYes
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Interact ClubBring together young people ages 12-18 to develop leadership skills while discovering the power of Service Above Self. (from Interact website)Rene RamirezMs. RossIn personWeeklyTBDRoom AA2308Yes
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Japanese ClubLearn about Japanese culture while participating in cultural activities; making and trying new foods.Xander Napier napiert24@asmsa.orgBrown SenseiIn personWeeklyTBD2:45:00 AMJapanese ClassroomYes
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Linguistics ClubThe Linguistics Club sole purpose is to spread the knowledge of understanding all types of languages better.DriverS24@asmsa.orgElizabeth BrownIn personWeeklyFriday, TBD4:30:00 PMADMIN 2307No
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Math ClubFurther our understanding of math through discussion type sessions and fun activitiesNasya Choy and Timothy PalmerCaleb GrishamIn personWeeklyTBDGrisham's ClassroomNo
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Mentorship GroupTeaching young men real-life skills to prepare them for the future.Yared BeleteDr. Collin FinnIn personWeeklyTBDYes
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Model UNPrepare for and compete in Model United Nations and Model Arab League conferences Michaela Stevens: President, Melike Senlikci: VP, Lilly Hardin: Secretary Mr. LuckowIn personWeeklyWednesday12:15:00 PMMr. Luckow’s classroomYes
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Musical Theatre Clubto give the kids who love musical theatre a chance to be a part of it at ASMSA. Ze HoskinsKenz GlassIn personMonthlyTBDNo
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National Honor Society (NHS)The chapter of National Honor Society at ASMSA equips students with leadership skills, a sense of community, and enhances college applications. NHS stresses the importance of character, service, leadership, and scholarship. While participating in volunteer and service projects you have the opportunity to take on leadership roles while contributing to significant causes. Being a member of the National Honor Society chapter at ASMSA gives you the chance to connect with other high achieving students in ways that impact the individual and the school. The networking opportunities that NHS provides can last well beyond your high school career. President: Pixie Rodgers @rodgersa24@asmsa.orgAdrienne ConleyIn personMonthlyMonday, Wednesday, TBD4:30:00 PMAdmin BoardroomYes
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Paranormal ClubExploring the history of Hot Springs, regional folklore, and the portrayal of the paranormal in pop culture and filmMarko Hales and Louis Staples
Dr. Burt Hollandsworth
In personWeeklyTBD9:00:00 PMOld Student UnionYes
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Ping Pong ClubPlay ping pong - host tournaments - teach new players - hopefully SLAMTluc24@asmsa.org or 5015518273Dr. Hollandsworth In personWeeklyTBD6:00:00 PMOld Student UnionNo
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Poetry ClubPoetry club is a place for students to learn more about poetry in general, specific poets, and share their original works. There will be two main types of meetings - one will consist of the club officers sharing information about poets or certain genres, and the other will be an open mic format, allowing students to share what they have written. Anyone is welcome to join, and there are no club dues.Hanna VantseyevaBrian IsbellIn personWeekly, MonthlyTBD2:45:00 PMcomp labYes
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RoboticsCreate robots to compete in BEST and VEX Robotics competitionschoyn24@asmsa.orgSeward and WadeIn personWeeklyTBDMakerspaceYes
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Rubik's Cube ClubFor students who want to learn or get faster at solving the Rubik's cubesamplesl24@asmsa.orgWade VierhellerIn person and remotelyWeeklyTBDTBDNo
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Science BowlWe compete in the national science bowl with a team A and team B and we have weekly practicesluc24@asmsa.orgDr. HollandsworthIn personWeeklyTBD12:00:00 PMADMIN 2203Yes
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SETF (Syrian Emergency Task Force) The Syrian Emergency Task Force strives to provide awareness and help with the Syrian crisis. The Syrian Emergency Task Force is already is nonprofit organization and we're going to be working with them to write letter of hope, provide donations, and spread awareness on the crisis. Katherine Quintanilla Liz Carrell In personWeeklyWednesday, TBD12:15:00 PMSelig BasementYes
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Soccer ClubTo give students an opportunity to play soccerDaniel LeeAna, ChrisIn personWeeklyMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday3:00:00 PMLinden parkYes
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SOUL Club To promote inclusivity on campus, discuss scholarship opportunities and college programs designed for students belonging to minority groups. Also hold events based on preference of club members. Aarohi Sonputri James Katowich In personMonthlyTBDComp Lab Yes
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Soul Food ClubDifferent from Cooking Club, Soul Food Club is more cultural. Anyone can join, but the food created are connected to African American culture. In this club, we will learn how to create both common and uncommon soul food dishes. The main purpose of Soul Food Club is to teach students how to make delicious meals on a budget. I’m aware that we’ll be college students soon and will need to fend for ourselves. I plan to teach my peers how to budget, stretch, and most importantly survive. Grocery prices are high and most kids will stick to noodles and cereal during their college years. I aim to show them alternative ways to make inexpensive, delicious, and filling meals that can feed them for a few days. It’s important for teenagers to learn how to be independent. They’ll achieve cooking, survival, and budgeting skills in this club. In addition, they’ll take with them life long lessons that can benefit them in the near future. Kaiden DanielsMarquise BrownIn personWeekly, MonthlySaturday, Sunday, TBD5:00:00 PMSelig KitchenYes
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Student Talks ClubThis club is meant to serve as a place where students could present about a topic they are interested in in whatever format they want. Example are a typical presentation about "Why Humanities are the Future" as opposed to a more debate style discussion on "What is the Roles of ChatGPT/Generative AI in the Future of Schooling."Daniel Nkunga | nkungad24@asmsa.org | 501.237.6337Mary LeighIn personMonthlyThursday, TBD9:00:00 PMComposition Lab/Admin Boardroom/CIC (dependent on interest attendants)No
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Syrian Emergency Task Force The Syrian Emergency Task Force was formed in March 2011 to respond to the Syrian dictatorship and its allies waging war on innocent civilians. The main headquarters of this nonprofit is located in Washington D.C. SETF works tirelessly to bring an end to the killing in Syria through advocacy, humanitarian initiatives, and the pursuit of justice and accountability for war crimes. The Syrian war continues to on until this day and in collaboration with the official Syrian Emergency Task Force in Little Rock we will be making a real difference in the world.Katherine Quintanilla Liz Carrel In personWeeklyWednesday, TBD12:15:00 PMSelig Basement Yes
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Test Prep ClubPrepare for standardized tests such as the ACT, PSAT, and SATchoyn24@asmsa.orgvallunb@asmsa.orgIn personWeeklySaturday, Sunday, TBDNo
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The Finer Things ClubThe Finer Things Club is a fictional club featured in the American television series "The Office." Its purpose is to bring together like-minded individuals who appreciate and discuss high-brow, sophisticated, and culturally refined pursuits, such as art, literature, and fine dining. The satirical club is a way for students to deepen their love for elegance and intellect among their peers. May BarnettLiz CarrelIn personMonthlySaturdaySelig Kitchen/Student UnionNo
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Ultimate FrisbeeTo practice and play Ultimate FrisbeeCarter HortonBret VallunIn personDailyMonday, Wednesday, Friday3:00:00 PMLinden ParkYes
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Vietnamese Cultural Exchange ClubOur club purpose is to unite our Vietnamese students and exchange our cultures in order to promote the diversity at ASMSA.Nhi LeElizabeth BrownIn personMonthlyTBD12:00:00 AMAdmin 2307No
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Volleyball Club To practice and set up volleyball games for ASMSA students. Devin Qualls- Quallsd24@asmsa.org Kat Allen In personWeeklyTBD5:30:00 PMVolleyball Court Yes
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Yoga ClubWe get together weekly to utilize the yoga classes offered at ASMSA. Throughout the year we will get together outside of classes and both discuss and do yoga. Also, we will regularly update and post an instagram account about club events, yoga poses, and other yoga related content.Lola Tate: tatel25@asmsa.org: 5013599849Ana Rodriguez In personWeeklyWednesday3:30:00 PMRed Room at the old student union gym No
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