Student Activities

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Student Activities Groups

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Student groups can be reached off campus by dialing (360) 867 + their extension number. Student groups with locations noted by a space number are located in CAB 320 (above the bookstore.)

Choose a student group name (left) to see more detail about that group.

Mad Hatter's Tea Consortium

Space 1, x6144

The Mad Hatter's Tea Consortium is a group of dreamers and architects, schemers, and plotters, and above all those not afraid to answer all claims of "you can not," or "that's impossible," with a wink, a nudge, and a "...yet."

With a dash of Carrol and a twist of Baum in a soup stock of post-modern Victorian aestheticism; served alongside a brew of Lovecraft and Poe in a coil-cooled copper goblet; we present a taste of a time where anything could be- and we weren't sure whether to hope or fear that it would.

From our headquarters in Aetherium, we will formulate and put into action our many and varied works.  With events ranging from simple fundraisers, enlightenment tables, and theatrical performances all the way to grand galas for fun and charity, we seek to spread the general air of surrealism and merriment in our new home.  So turn up the amber gas-lights, darken the velvet shadows, and let us lead you across the landscape of your dreams and through the caverns of your nightmares.  For more information send an email or visit our website.

Masters in Teaching Graduate Student Association (MIT GSA)

Lab 1 3023, x6479

The mission of the MIT GSA is to enhance teacher preparation at TESC by providing extracurricular services to future educators to support them in their pre-professional development.

Masters of Public Administration Graduate Student Association

Lab 1 3023, x6479

The Master of Public Administration Student Association is dedicated to addressing the academics, professional, and social needs of MPA students.  We are committed to issues of social responsibilities, diversity and leadership in the public sector. Visit our website.

Medics Assisting in Safety and Health (MASH)

Space 3, x6036

M.A.S.H.’s goal is to promote health education to student, staff and faculty.  We focus on preventative measures taken from western medicine, herbalism and selected aspects of Traditional Chinese Medicine.  We also train and practice many forms of street medicine acting as “street medics,” a designation of first responders.  Using a popular education bases for many of our trainings (both internal and external) we will create new learning models for those interested in practicing medicine and remaining healthy.  We will host events focusing on specific topics such as nutrition, mental wellness, and protest safety.  We will host events lead by group members to help develop our presentation and teaching skills.  We will also host events that bring in outside speakers and resources to diversify our knowledge and skills.  In essence, we promote the ideas of health education in a on-hierarchical and anti-oppression environment.  Our goal is to demystify human biology in a meaningful and empowering way.

Mideast Solidarity Project (MSP)

Space 11, x6724

We organize educational events and action campaigns focusing on issues of US foreign policy, academic and media censorship, racism against people of Middle Eastern and South Asian descent, and US funded occupations through-out the region. For more information, go to their web page, blog or email them.

Model United Nations

Space 1, x6144

The Model UN group exists to give students a chance practice the skills of debate, conflict, resolution, compromise, and diplomacy. We will research and represent a specific nation in a simulation where we will utilize our skills. We will discuss international issues and use the group as a forum for discussing the function and role of the United Nations.

Movimento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA)

Space 10, x6583

M.E.Ch.A works to educate and entertain the campus and surrounding area through a number of events.  We work to promote higher education, cultura (culture) and historia (history) for our communities and people of color at large.  M.E.Ch.A. was founded on the principles of self-determination for the liberation of our people.  We believe that political involvement and education is the avenue for change in our society. “La Union hace la fuerza.”

Nations Under Occupation

Space 1, x6144

Nations Under Occupation is forming to create awareness and fight against all forms of occupation in all countries. Whether it is a challenge across borders, military occupation or economic policies. We will spread the word about our findings through events, writing for campus newspapers and holding a reading collective.

Percussion Club

Space 1, x6144

The Percussion Club is dedicated to inspiring drum rhythms and innovation whether you are a skilled drummer or have never banged on a drum before. We strive to gather the dancing masses through our energetic beats! We believe drumming is an art form as well as a form of spiritual healing. We gain inspiration from drumming around the globe and want to use our drums to reach our community. We will meet for regular drum circles each Wednesday as well as host events and workshops.

Queer People of Color

Space 1, x6144

QPOC works to provide support for queer students of color attending The Evergreen State College. By creating a safe space to develop and reinforce our identitites, we strive to be a strong and visible people within the Evergreen and Olympia community. Send us an email, check our calendar or contact us on facebook.

Riot to Follow Productions

Space 7, x6098

Riot to Follow is dedicated to entertaining and enriching the Evergreen community by producing and performing theatrical works. Our goal is to provide practical opportunities for Evergreen students to discover and explore the performing arts in a fun and supportive environment. We aim not only to provide valuable experience to all students who are serious about pursuing a career in the artistic or technical aspects of theater, but also offer a creative outlet to all students who are interested in using theater as a means of self-expression.

Sabot Infoshoppe

Space 18, x6574

Our mission is to create a sustained community of political education, mobilization and action.

Services and Activities Fee Allocation Board (S&A Board)

Space 16, x6221

The S&A Board is the student committee that allocates Services and Activities fees to all of the organizations you see here. This student committee renews itself annually and seeks new members every Fall. Visit the board's web page for more information. or email them.

Slightly West Literary Magazine

Space 4, x6098

Slightly West strives to foster an environment in which students, staff, faculty, alumni, and guests of The Evergreen State College to share their creative work and endeavors in the literary and visual arts with the greater community through a published book. We serve as an anchor point for those interested in writing and art at Evergreen. We are a student group devoted to publishing quality works that represent, intrigue, and enhance our institution of higher learning. We encourage artists and writers to not only use Slightly West as a means of publication but also to get involved in the group and learn the process of creating a book. Slightly West prints one issue during each academic year. The book features a variety of visual and written work not classified by genre. To support our mission of cultivating a writing culture on the Evergreen campus, our group encourages collective activity among writers and artists. To achieve this we sponsor and organize reading events both on and off campus to build the networks and relationships that are necessary for a dynamic and productive arts community. A critical aspect of creating a community is getting the book into peoples’ hands. This is why we are dedicated to creating a book that is economically efficient and can be given to Evergreen students free of charge.

Socialist Alternative

Space 6, x6144

Socialist Alternative is a national organization fighting in our workplaces, communities, and campuses against the exploitation and injustices people face every day. We are union activists fighting for worker’s rights and militant, democratic labor unions; we are people of color speaking out against racism; students organizing against sweatshops and war; immigrants demanding papers for all undocumented workers; and women and men fighting sexism and homophobia. We campaign for the building of a mass workers party to represent the interest of workers, youth and the environment against the two parties of big business. We see the global capitalist system as the root cause of terrorism, war, poverty, discrimination, and environmental destruction. As capitalism moves deeper into crisis and recession, a new generation of workers and youth must join together to take the top 500 corporations into public ownership. We believe the dictatorships that existed in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe were perversions of what socialism is really about. We are for democratic socialism where people will have control over their daily lives. Socialist Alternative is in political solidarity with the Committee for a Workers’ International, a worldwide socialist organization in 35 countries, on every continent. Join us!

Society for Trans Action and Resources (STAR)

Space 1, x6144

To support Gender Variant individuals and raise awareness about gender variance.

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

Space 1, x6144

SDS is a non-hierarchical, anti-authoritarian group committed to ending oppression in our community and worldwide.

Student Video Gamers Alliance (SVGA)

Space 9, x6105

To give students a place to enjoy and discuss video-games and related entertainment. Also to help students interested in the video game industry a place to meet and maybe work on student projects for personal interest.