Student organizations provide opportunites to meet new friends, pursue recreational or educational activities, gain valuable leadership experience or just connect with others who share your interests. Some of your best memories of college will be the interesting events and fun-filled activities you will enjoy outside class!
Below are just some of the clubs that are active at CSI. If you don't see your interests represented on this list, contact the Student Affairs Office and we can help you find or start a new group!
The CSI Agriculture Club is a student-led organization composed of over 40 members from both agricultural and non-agricultural majors. The Ag Club is affiliated as a chapter of the National FFA Alumni and Supporters, Collegiate Farm Bureau, and Student Idaho Cattle Association and is led by a team of student officers and committee chairs.
Throughout the school year, members of the Ag Club have the opportunity to connect with industry professionals during agribusiness and farm tours, hone their skills in competitive events, give back to the 4-H and FFA organizations by serving as event facilitators and judges, serve the local community, and build their networks in the agricultural industry while having fun and promoting agriculture.
The Ag Club meets twice per month in the Evergreen Building and hosts many group activities each semester. If you're looking for a place to connect with others who value agriculture, Ag Club is the club for you! Sign up for meeting announcements and reminders by joining our Remind group: text @agriclub to 81010.
Contact Jaysa Fillmore at jfillmore@csi.edu or 208-732-6433.
Belegarth is a student club where people interested in historic fencing/martial arts, history, and fantasy larp, can gather and pursue those interests. We play with foam sporting equipment using Belegarth rules in large group, small group, and one on one rounds. Sword, sword and shield, dagger, and spearwork are common focuses during weekly practice. We also host and attend larger events. Local events usually have between 50-80 attendees.
Practice occurs Thursdays at 5 p.m. and Sundays at 1 p.m. Location is either on the grass outside the Taylor Building or at the CSI Twin Falls Recreation Center due to weather. Indoors it takes place in the backroom with padded mats where Judo normally occurs or in one of the concrete spaces by the large basketball court.
Contact Braden Wiggins at (208) 732-6363 or bwiggins@csi.edu
The Medical Assisting Club consists of members who are currently enrolled in the Medical Assisting Program. We offer community service through our club. Our goal is to educate and raise awareness of what the Medical Assisting Program/Profession is and their important role in healthcare. We celebrate National Medical Assisting Week each October. We raise money; again for organizations in our community we desire to assist. We meet in room 182 of the HSHS building.
Contact Kara Mahannah at (208) 732-6728 or kmahannah@csi.edu
Do you like to help others? Are you interested in living a healthy lifestyle and helping others to live a healthy lifestyle? Do you like trying new food and learning about the importance of nutrition? Are you interested in the field of Dietetics? Then the CSI Nutrition and Dietetics Club may be for you!
We meet once per month as a group (currently the third Thursday of the month at 1:00 pm but that can change each semester) and participate in one "activity" per month. Examples of past activities include:
We would love to have you join us! If you are interested or have any questions, you can contact one of the Club Advisors! Sarah Renaldi, Rita Ruhter, or Rene Rambur.
The CSI Outdoor Adventure Club provides students with opportunities to participate in a variety of outdoor activities including but not limited to:
We meet bi-weekly on Wednesdays at 8:00 A.M. in the fireside room by the cafe in the Taylor building.
Contact Mike Young at (208) 732-6340 or MYoung@csi.edu.
The PTK Mission Statement: To fulfill our mission, we focus on recognizing and encouraging the academic achievement of two-year college students while providing opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service, and fellowship programming.
For more information contact Dr. LueLinda Egbert - legbert@csi.edu or 208-732-6890.
STEM Club serves as a place where students interested in science, technology, engineering, and/or mathematics have an opportunity to take part in educational endeavors, engaging activities, scholarship opportunities, community service, field trips, guest speakers, and socializing with peers and faculty.
STEM meets every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 1 pm in Shields 104. Please join us!
STEM Club activities have included:
For more information, contact STEM club advisors Cindy Dickson (cdickson@csi.edu) or Andrew Cluff (acluff@csi.edu)
CSI Students for Life club is a peaceful pro-life group that seeks to educate and engage in respectful dialog with our CSI community to help change hearts and minds about abortion. We exist to advocate for preborn babies and support women facing unplanned pregnancies. We meet Wednesdays bi-monthly on campus. Contact Angela Batchelor (abatchelor@csi.edu) or Julie Ransom (jransom@csi.edu) for more information.
Our club is about providing opportunities for development of leadership skills through group communication, organizing community events and peer interaction. Establishing a connection between the Veterinary Technology Club and the community through outreach programs. Providing students with career experiences and educate students about career opportunities involving animal medicine pharmaceutical industry and other aspects of veterinary medicine. Providing education to owners about the health of their pets. Supporting veterinary clinics and animal shelters in out area and raising awareness of the role of veterinary technicians. Raising funds to support our mission.
Contact Jody Rockett at (208) 732-6408 or jrockett@csi.edu