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Contacts: Arlee Boyett
Aced It is the asexual (not experiencing sexual attraction) student group on campus. We take confidentiality seriously and are open to students who identify as being on the asexual spectrum; this includes asexuality, demisexuality and grey-asexuality.
Contacts: Devon Powell, Tam Huynh
Aikido Club aims to teach students the fundamentals of Tomiki Aikido through weekly meetings with a local sensei. Students can expect to learn concepts in self-defense and proper movements to avoid injury. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Api Conference
API provides an opportunity to discuss how theory and practice can work together to create stronger, more successful social movements. We sponsor an academic conference each spring.
Contacts: Ana Bez, Ximena Pedroza, Lacy Mroz
To widen the students knowledge of social justice and inspire them to make a difference in the lives of the underrepresented. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Alex Johnson, Meagan Ash
Anarchy DeathSticks is a club where people can get together to knit and/or crochet, or even possibly learn to do either.
Contacts: Olivia Van Housen, Codee Vogler,
To promote and provide opportunities for volunteering/internships to students in areas of shelter animals, animals of the homeless/displaced/disabled, feral cats, service dogs and wildlife conservation. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Madison Smith
Astronomy Club aims to provide an environment for students to enjoy astronomy and all that it offers outside of the classroom setting.
Contacts: Gabriella Elmir
Bible Club is comprised of students from Christian backgrounds, however anyone is welcome to come. We meet once a week in the GDC for fellowship with other students who believe in the Christian faith. At meetings we normally have a Bible study, listen to Christian music and close in prayer.
Note: Bible Club is the NEW name for Jesus Club
Contacts: Paul Loriston, Miles Iton
“But diversity is neither sustainable nor valuable without a campus culture that welcomes difference and the vigorous exchange of ideas that often conflict.” This is a quote from the NCF Four Year Plan. As an organization, we are working toward building a campus climate that truly feels open and accepting towards its community members of color.
Our plan is to affect change by creating spaces and hosting events that encourage community members to critically engage with issues of race and identity in their personal lives and in relation to the larger social world.
Black Student Union has six different sub-committees focusing on different tasks, including one focused on planning Black History Month at NCF.
Contacts: Lisa Crawford
The Bull Sharks dive club strives to offer scuba diving opportunities and education to all New College students, faculty and alumni. We run monthly dive trips to exciting diving locations all over Florida that are open to members of all certification levels and abilities.
Each semester the Bull Sharks partner with local dive shop, Scuba Quest, to offer introductory diving certification courses at discounted rates. Our goal is to facilitate safe and responsible scuba diving and to explore Florida beneath the waves!
Contacts: Issac Quiros, Allegra Nolan
“We run to eat. We eat to run.”
“We run to exercise, we run to make friends.”
“Always have fun”
Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Shelly Lehman
The Chainmaille Club is a club which provides a social setting for students to both learn how to work with chainmaille and to create pretty things out of little colored rings.
Contacts: Kenneth Kent
Chinese Culture Club is a chance for students to be exposed to traditional and modern Chinese culture with biweekly table topics and biweekly movie nights. The meetings will be led by our Fulbright Scholar from China.
All meetings will be conducted in English so as to welcome the whole campus to experience such a rich and fascinating civilization. This is a great supplement for Chinese and East Asian AOCs as well as just a cool opportunity for those interested in exploring another culture.
Contacts: George Thurlow
The NCF Democrats are the club that advocates and represents the Democratic Party on campus. We work with local, state, and national political organizations in order to accomplish change. As well, we frequently attend events and conventions that have exciting guest speakers.
Contacts: Alba Abrams, Austin Gray
The Comedy Friends are the comedy improv group on campus who strive to create a safe and welcoming space for those who love to laugh and make others laugh in return. We plan to meet twice a week for “rehearsals” composed of playing improv games, and then perform a selection of these games in front of a live New College Audience! Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Adilyne McKinlay
The Council of Green Affairs is a branch of the New College Student Alliance dedicated to making campus more environmentally sustainable. They allocate funds from the Green Fee, a pool of money set aside for students to use on projects related to sustainability.
Contacts: Volanta Peng
CC (otherwise known as Craft Club) aims to bring fun, interesting, useful and personalized crafts to the New College community. Crafts will always be open to the public. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Emily Posson
Description: Creative Writing Club is for anyone who has a love or interest in any type of non-academic writing. It is a place for students to share work and have it critiqued, if they so choose, and to expand on projects they are currently working on or want to work on.
Contacts: Eugenia Quintanilla, Rachel Ceciro
Dance Collective is a showcase program dedicated to student performance and exploration of dance. Students of all experience levels and style interests are welcomed to collaborate, choreograph, dance and help produce a show at the end of each semester for the New College community. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Joan Owens, Milo Bickel
A safe space and active resource for chronically ill or disabled students. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Tyler Freeman, Ryan Coleman, Hannah Jacobs
The Dungeoneer’s Guild aims to foster a friendly and creative space for players to play tabletop RPGs such as Dungeons and Dragons. The club looks to foster community between existing players and those who have an interest in learning to play. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Eve Burns, Bliss Aruj
To provide a safe and exciting space for students on campus to learn about the flow arts and all things circus: mainly hula-hooping, staff spinning, poi spinning, fans, etc. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Contact Zachary Conn
The mission of Food Not Bombs is to recover and share free food with the public without restriction to protest war, poverty and the destruction of the environment.
Contacts: Cole Zelznak
This club is for anyone at New College who wants to meet other people and ride bikes. “Official” biweekly club events will also be organized and posted online. Club rides at the beginning of the year will start out easy, as our aim is to get riders to share their experience and knowledge so everyone can become more comfortable with basic and advanced riding skills.
Riders of all experience levels are welcome, as long as they are OK with the stated pace of a ride! Most group rides will adhere to a ‘no-drop’ policy; if you are not comfortable being left behind, someone will stay with you or the group’s pace will slow.
Contacts: Cristina Harty, Sarah Scully
To provide safe, positive, and inclusive sexual health education to the students of New College. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Connie Miranda, Lukas Heath
The German Club is for anyone with interest in celebrating Germany’s culture. Germany proficiency is not required. The German Club gets together to watch some good German movies, have German picnics in the beach, and have fun. For those taking German courses, there’s also the chance to get together for a study group. However, the German Club whole purpose is to have fun while enjoying the great culture that Germany has. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Kira Rib, Jessica Zimmerman
New College Hillel seeks to facilitate and invigorate Jewish life on campus with weekly events, carpools to services at local synagogues, Birthright trips and many other exciting opportunities.
Contacts: Carlyle Styer, , Heather Kendall
We provide a safe, educational space for interested students to learn about kink, fetish, and BDSM while welcoming constructive conversations about various kink interests in a way that helps to ensure the safety and consent of all involved parties. We, as a group, heavily emphasize consent and the physical and emotional safety of all involved parties. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Lemon Lin
Our mission is to bring LARPing to the NCF campus, foster a community of those that love LARPing/D&D/Cosplaying, and create a space that allows for wonderful ideas to be turned into playable campaigns.
Contacts: Jennyfer Gonzalez, Dani Patrol
To combat stereotypes that are perpetuated in our everyday society and to unite all the students on campus who identify as Latinx. You do not have to identify as Latinx or speak Spanish to be a part of this club. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Brian Landes
Our mission is to create an organization of students interested in creative writing. These students will then work together to create multiple issues of these magazine each semester.
Contacts: Miranda Day, Dani Myers
The goal for the New College Magic the Gathering club is to foster interest in the collectable card game Magic: The Gathering. The club seeks to host events and gatherings through which any student or individual may come and learn about the game, as well as relax and play.
During meetings, club members can expect to learn new things about the game, play games, and discuss strategy, as well as trade cards. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Arlee Boyett
The Mental Health Alliance makes the campus a safe and supportive place by reducing mental health stigma and misunderstandings, promoting positive self-care and education, and spreading useful resources.
Contacts: Leen Al-Fatafta
Middle East interest club is a student-run organization that aims to present Middle Eastern culture, history and politics to the student body.
Contacts: Lara Herzog
NCFMUN is New College of Florida’s Model UN organization and team. NCFMUN encourages research into global issues and provides a forum for meaningful discussion of global issues and international relations by hosting educational workshops, guest speakers, and conferences.
Club programming is designed to foster a space to learn and practice formal debate, problem-solving skills, obtain better understandings of other countries, and improve the communication skills of our members. Our team travels and participates in MUN academic competitions. All New College students interested are welcome to participate.
Contacts: Eric Voorhis, Hunter Osking
The vision behind the New College of Florida Computer Science Club is the vision behind New College itself. Collectively, through hard work and critical thinking, we will grow to learn the values of independence, collaboration, and weirdness.
The club will be oriented around team projects and group learning. Through working together, members will learn not only important technical skills, but also how to work in a team to accomplish real world projects. We aim to improve New College’s academic community, the Sarasota community and ourselves. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Serena Bonci
The Karate Club is a group where students can get exercise, as well as learn self defense under Sensei JR Ayers. All levels are welcome.
Contacts: Nicholas Dortch
NCFight Club is a nondenominational club for fight enthusiasts and those who aspire to become so. The focus of this club is not competition but self-betterment, self-expression, community building and most of all, fun.
Contacts: Shane Caldwall, Ben Carothers
Promote camaraderie and build community by inspiring student athletes to achieve their goals through hard work, perseverance and a mastery of form.
Contacts: Julien Baruch
We hope to create a community of people growing carnivorous plants of all types. The hope is that these growers, with the help of the NCCPS will trade plants and thus create a thriving and continual community of carnivorous plant growers at NCF.
Contacts: Bradley Baker
Our mission is to promote the Olympic sport of fencing and represent New College of Florida through our positive actions both on and off the fencing piste, following the guiding principles of the college and the New College Student Alliance. Furthermore, we seek to teach the sport in a no-stress, fun environment that is welcoming to everyone (students, staff, faculty and community members) willing to learn.
Contacts: Brena Bergman
The New College Law Society is dedicated to providing students with an opportunity to expand their understanding of law and the career options it provides.
Contacts: bobby Barber, Kevin Wilborn
The goal of the Psychology Club is to great an engaging extracurricular space meant for open discussion on recent findings, topics of interest, and current research within the realm of psychology selected collectively by its club members.
We encourage members to explore alternative schools of thought within psychology and to bring a diverse perspective to all discussions. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Katie Diamond, Yonathan Stone
The purpose of this club is to promote curiosity and enjoyment of learning by encouraging interest in trivia and facilitating student participation in trivia competitions such as NAQT and ACF.
Contacts: Christian Ines, Jakob Hedin
The NCVA club wishes to extend voice acting awareness on campus, as well as to provide a gathering place for those interested in the practice of voice acting. We provide opportunities for students to have a alternative path for creative expression and teach others to use their voice to their fullest potential.
Contacts: Alexis Pujol, Anna Blood
New Sign is NCF’s American Sign Language club, we meet to learn and sign together, everyone is welcome, no experience necessary. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Caitlyn Ralph, McAlister Grant, Kirsten Wood
Novo Cinema aims to offer the New College of Florida community more consistent options for late night events on the weekends. On every Friday and Saturday night, there will be movie showings in at least two locations on campus. Our goal is to inflate the role of film in New College culture while also providing students reliable entertainment.
Contacts: Brendan Legel, Evan Murphy
The purpose of the club is to encourage competitive and casual gaming on campus for students of New College of Florida. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Reed Barry, Evan Teal, Jackie Lebouitz
Our primary goal is to create and maintain pollinator-friendly habitats on campus. This includes planting and managing wildflower plots and building nesting sites for solitary bees. Our secondary goal is to inform the New College community about the importance of native pollinators by creating signs, flyers and other media with general information on our native Florida pollinators and how our installations are meant to help them. This club is part of the requirements for becoming a certified Bee-Campus. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Shelby Hartwell
A nonintimidating and helpful environment where any student can learn about the process of entering a profession in the health field.
Contacts: Sarah Flax
The purpose of this club is to prepare and educate students about the occupation of veterinary medicine through unique opportunities and learning experiences (internships, research, and volunteer opportunities). Also, to assists students with the VMCAS application process for vet school.
Contacts: Annie Rosenblum, Lorraine Cruz
Queery serves to maintain New College as a safe place for LGBTQ+ identified individuals and their allies to socialize and engage with the larger community. Membership is open to any New College student, and all events are, likewise, open to all.
Each semester, Queery officers plan and execute three large-scale events for the New College community (one off-campus speaker, one intersectional workshop, and one wall), as well as various small-scale events; however, any member may approach any officer at any time to propose an event, large- or small-scale, and the officers will work with them to see that the idea comes to fruition. In this sense, the officers serve both to plan events for members, and as resources for the members to plan events. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Allegra Nolan, Emily Anne King
Our club aims to reduce the amount of waste created on the New College campus with respect to personal waste and waste created by dining services and other campus organizations or events. We will try to make it easier for organizations/events to create less waste and utilize more sustainable alternatives over methods that create trash. We will spread awareness of why reducing your waste is such an important concept for society today and how individuals can make a difference by doing their part. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Mariana Bonilla, Hannah Procell
Students for Sensible Drug Policy is an international grassroots network of students who are concerned about the impact drug abuse has on our communities but are also acutely aware of the damage that the war on drugs has on our society.
It was sparked by racism and classism, it damages the lives of millions of consenting, non-violent adults by throwing them into the prison-industrial system rather than offering them valuable medical help, and contributes to the militarization of police forces and increasingly problematic interactions between police officers and citizens.
We recognize the need for change in the face of all of this and thus SSDP helps mobilize and empower young people to participate in the political process and push for sensible policies to achieve a safer and more just future, while fighting back against counterproductive Drug War policies, particularly those that directly harm students and youth. We also spread awareness about applying harm-reduction principles through peer support methods in our community. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Sade Holmes, Cassandra Manz,
(STOP) Through education and advocacy, working toward social and economic justice on our campus and in our greater community. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Constantine Dhonau
A group for present and future transfer students to come into and turn to as a student-run resource for answering questions, peer support and connections specific to the needs of transfer students.
Contacts: Shelby Hartwell
The mission of the New College of Florida Swim Club is to promote exercise, health and foster camaraderie through weekly swim practices. We intend to do this by providing a safe, enjoyable and well-organized program available to all New College students.
Contacts: Jinho An
Tennis Club is a club designed to give exercise and effective tennis lessons to players of all levels, to create a inclusive community based around tennis, and to create a competitive college tennis team.
Contacts: Ariel Sartori, Jewel Morrison, Hannah Weatherwax
Our club is a service club which performs a range of activities which help the community and the state. We have 3 tenets, service, fellowship and leadership. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Vinushka Schalk
The New Institute of Sushi is a DIY ethos collective of innovators, artists, computer scientists, engineers and bleeding-edge radicals. Together we create sushi out of local, sustainable and inexpensive ingredients and proceed to disseminate our craft to our fellow comrades in arms against the corporate oligarchy.
Contacts: Logan Starnes
To provide a safe space for trans, genderqueer, genderfluid, agender, gender nonconforming, gender variant, and questioning individuals. We provide a support group/system for individuals at NCF.
Contacts: Carolyn Beer, Kevin Willborn
To provide support for students to compete in triathlons together. Click here to view this club’s registration information.
Contacts: Stetson Cooper, Corey Culbertson, Amy Bernard
To provide a nondenominational, spiritual, welcoming, confidential, casual and safe community space on campus for reflection and healing.