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.
Masters of Environmental Studies Graduate Student Association (MES GSA)
x6479 SEM II, E3135
The MES-GSA attempts to identify environmental graduate needs that are not being met by academic programs or other student organizations. We also sponsor the annual Rachel Carson Forum in the Spring.
Masters in Teaching Graduate Student Association (MIT GSA)
X6479 SEM II, E3135
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.
MEChA
x6583 Space 12
The Chicano Student Movement of Aztlan (MEChA) strives to create a space where members can educate themselves, inform others, and confront issues. Feel free to email them.
MindScreen Film Group
x6412 Space 8
We serve as a catalyst and forum for the advancement and understanding of contemporary and classic film. We have free weekly film showings. We also show student-made films before our feature whenever we receive them, so that students can have a free forum for their own films. For further information see our website. or email them
Musician's Club
x6879 Space 7
We want to create and nurture a network of musicians and music enthusiasts alike. We provide information about local events, build a network of musicians and music enthusiasts, put on shows and open mics that allow local bands and solo musicians to perform, and sponsor workshops.
Phrontisterion, The
x6033 Space 14
We are an academically-minded magnet for students fascinated by the literature, philosophy, history, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome. We seek to better understand the humanity of today with the guidance of the prominent minds of Greco-Roman antiquity. Please feel free to email them.
S&A Productions
x6222 CAB 320
S&A Productions organizes large stage events for the Evergreen campus. They bring many major acts to the school. S&A Productions also provides opportunities for students to learn about, and gain practical experience in, event production. For further information stop by CAB 320.
Services and Activities Fee Allocation Board (S&A Board)
x6221 Space 6
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.
Infoshoppe
x6574 Library 3303
Our mission is to allocate a wide variety of nondiscriminatory information, entertainment and resources for the community.
Slightly West Literary Magazine
x6098 Space 4
Slightly West is Evergreen's literary and visual arts magazine. We accept short stories, poetry, black and white photography, and artwork from students, staff, and alumni. For more information, go to their web page
Society for Trans Action and Resources (STAR)
x6749 Space 16
We are a group of students that aim to provide social support, resources, and outlets for activism for trans people and allies within the local community. Please feel free to email us.
Student Video Gamers Alliance (SVGA)
x6036 Space 5
The main goal of the Student Video Gamers Alliance is to promote the social aspects of video gaming. With the large population of students at Evergreen living both on and off campus, the SVGA hopes to provide a means for students who enjoy playing video games to meet others who share similar interests. Through the use of available campus resources and the Internet, the SVGA looks to help local gamers organize for the purpose of playing games in a social setting. Please feel free to email us.
Students at Evergreen for Ecological Design (SEED)
x6493 Space 17
SEED strives to integrate nature, culture and technology in a manner beneficial to society and the planet. Ecological design begins with an intimate knowledge of a place. Through understanding the world's natural cycles and processes, a more efficient and lower impact human habitat can be created. We are working towards sustainability by finding alternatives to current destructive practices. We encourage acknowledging the environmental impacts of conventional construction practices and energy production and usage. Our job is to find ecologically sound solutions. We provide a research and network base for students interested in ecological design and green technologies while continuing to build a strong learning community here at TESC. For more information, go to their web page or send us an email.
Students Educating Students About the Middle East (SESAME)
x6724 Space 9
Recognizing the effects of US foreign policy on the Middle East connect to problems that Evergreen students already work to overcome, including environmental degradation, human rights abuses, and denial of justice, SESAME seeks to promote awareness about these issues in the context of current events. SESAME will serve as an active educational resource for those on campus and in our community and as an advocate for the oppressed in the Middle East in order to build a stronger, better connected movement for peace in the region. For more information, go to their web page or email them.