Clubs and OrganizationsYou don’t need to be a Michelangelo, Maya
Angelou, or Einstein to participate in student life
programs at ARCC. We have computer whizzes in the
Art Club and working dads active on the newspaper
staff. Whatever your passion or hobby, Anoka-Ramsey
has the club to fan its flame. If, however, your
interest isn't represented and you'd like to form
your own club, you’re welcome to meet with
the Student Life Coordinator. Our Clubs
and Organizations Guide
Executive Programming BoardsStudent Life Committee / Campus Programming BoardThe Student Life Committees of both campuses and the Campus Programming Board on the Coon Rapids Campus are crucial in determining student programming for each campus, including comedy events, lectures, live entertainment, etc.
Student GovernmentStudent Government is the voice for all students, and together with College Administration oversees student government affairs. Student Government appoints student representatives to college committees, and advocates for student needs and concerns.
Academic ClubsAmerican Sign Language (ASL) ClubEnriches the experience in American Sign Language by exposing students to the deaf culture in a variety of activities on- and off-campus.
Biology ClubPromotes fun and fellowship for students interested in biology. Works to enhance local natural areas, raises awareness of health issues, etc.
Provides students with opportunities to enhance their interest in chemistry and related fields, and to help prepare them for achieving their chemistry related career goals. Activities include outreach, field trips, and fellowship.
Engineering and Physics ClubOpportunity for students to participate in tours of interest or complete projects, such as, a "Battle Bot" competition.
History ClubUnites students enthused about history. Schedules trips and tours of historical interest, and promotes high standards of historical research.
Math ClubThe Math Club encourages the enjoyment of mathematics. Sponsors student participation in mathematical conferences and competitions.
Helps students utilize fundamental philosophical paradigms in correlation with student issues and daily life.
The Psychology Club promotes activities and awareness of mental health issues.
Student Nurses AssociationProvides programs and activities of interest to R.N. program students.
Civic and Social Clubs and Organizations1 for All : Christian FellowshipThe 1 for All: Christian Fellowship club welcomes students from all denominations, as well as those with no church affiliation. Supports and encourages students through Bible studies and other Christian activities.
Art ClubProvides regular opportunities to discuss ideas pertaining to art. Hosts opportunities to display and sell artist wares.
Campus Democrats and ProgressivesThe Campus Democrats and Progressives encourages political discussion, activism, and knowledge to promote progressive policies. Coon Rapids: Stephan Peter Campus Republicans and ConservativesPromotes conservative ideas by hosting speakers, debates, and leadership seminars. Coon Rapids: Candace Blazek Ceramic GuildPromotes an awareness of the ceramic arts by providing students the opportunity to teach at various community facilities. Coon Rapids: Mark Lambert Creative Writing ClubThe Creative Writing Club provides opportunities for students interested in writing poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction. The Rapids Review and The Spirit River Review literary and arts magazines are published by the members of the Creative Writing Club.
Dance TeamThe Dance Team performs during basketball games at the Coon Rapids Campus and in dance team competitions. Tryouts are held in September.
Functions to provide a source of applications for health and life paradigms.
Gay Straight Alliance at ARCC (GSA)The GSA at ARCC educates on gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and straight issues; and works toward eliminating intolerance and prejudice. Encourages informal activities which foster healthy social interactions, understanding, and acceptance.
Multicultural Student ClubThe Multicultural Student Club is open to all students interested in promoting cultural diversity and creating a welcoming environment for students of diverse cultures.
Muslim Student AssociationThe Muslim Student Association provides opportunities designed to enrich the Muslim faith life, and to educate non-Muslims about Islam.
Nurses Christian FellowshipNurses Christian Fellowship focuses on Christ-centered nursing through relationships, education, publications, and a professional institute.
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will help you start a club or guide you through
your participation in a club. 
| Cambridge
- Fitness Center Hours (updated January 2008) |
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| Fitness
Center (Spring Semester) |
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| Monday | 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. |
| Tuesday | 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. |
| Thursday | 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. 2:30 - 4:00 p.m. |
| Friday | Closed |
| Coon Rapids
- Fitness Center Hours (updated May 2008) |
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| Gym | Weight Room | |
| Monday | Closed | 11:00-2:00 p.m. |
| Tuesday | Closed | 11:00-2:00 p.m. |
| Wednesday | Closed | 11:00-2:00 p.m. |
| Thursday | Closed | 11:00-2:00 p.m. |
| Friday | Closed | Closed |
Intramural & Recreational Sports
Intramural & Recreational Sports offer something for everyone and is a great way to meet new friends and enjoy friendly competition. The Office of Student Life schedules activities throughout the year including badminton, billiards, basketball, chess tournaments, flag football, fun-walks and runs, golf, hockey, ice-hockey, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball, etc.
Cambridge: Cindi Gilbert
Coon Rapids: Joyce Traczyk
Intramural & Recreational Sports Schedule
(Cambridge)
(updated May 2008)Coming soon
Intramural & Recreational Sports Schedule
(Coon Rapids)
(updated May 2008)Coming soon
Student Activities for (Optional) Credit
Athletics
Students at the either campus may participate in Athletics. ARCC offers Women's Volleyball and Basketball, and Men's Basketball and Baseball.
Music and Theatre
Students from either campus may participate in the College Bands, Choirs, and/or the Drama Club/Theatre. Get to know other performers, stretch your creative side or earn elective credits, check us out!
Newspaper
The Ink Spot on the Cambridge Campus and the the Salmagundi on the Coon Rapids Campus provides students with an opportunity to gain experience and proficiency in journalism.
Cambridge: Tesha Christensen
or email Newspaper.CC@anokaramsey.edu
Coon Rapids: Rich Broderick
or email Newspaper.CRC@anokaramsey.edu
