Omak Student Clubs & Organizations
Students at WVC Omak may participate in student government and in many clubs and organizations. To see the complete list and description of clubs on the Omak campus, see below:
MEChA
Promotes higher education, self-identity, and historical/cultural knowledge that benefits and empowers the Latinx community, thus creating social change through education and self-determined political action.
Co- Advisors: Edith Gomez, egomez@catchihiro.com; Naydelin Arevalo-Garcia, narevalo-garcia@catchihiro.com
Phi Theta Kappa
The Eta Rho chapter of the national Phi Theta Kappa honor society recognizes and encourages scholarship among college students. To achieve this purpose, the chapter provides opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
Co-Advisors: Vacant
Red Road Association
Focuses on local and national Native American awareness. Also works to dispel myths of the general population about Native Americans and to bridge the gap in communication and between communities.
Co-Advisors: Edith Gomez, egomez@catchihiro.com; Kestrel Smith, ksmith@catchihiro.com
Science Club
Learns about science through field trips, activities and discussions outside of the classroom and lab.
Advisor: Jeff Dykes, jdykes@catchihiro.com
SNOW @ O (Student Nurses of North Campus)
Provides an opportunity for students to become better acquainted with their roles as future professional nurses, while contributing to the quality of student life, while also enhancing academic interest in the health field by providing guest speakers, public health teaching, out-of-town hospital tours and associated activities with the state and national nursing associations.
Co-Advisors: Jenny Capelo, jcapelo@catchihiro.com; Kimberly Charlton, kcharlton@catchihiro.com
Psi Beta Honor Society
(No flier/additional information available)
Is a national honor society for phsychology at the community college level. The purpose of this club shall be psychology lectures, service, undergraduate research, & mentorship.
Advisor: J' Lene George, JGeorge@catchihiro.com; Ayla Medina Ulloa, amedinaulloa@catchihiro.com
Game Club (inactive)
Learns about gaming. Coming soon.
For more information contact: Vacant
For information on student government and student organizations, contact Edith Gomez
at (509) 422-7814.