Campus Clubs @ MCC

Through Student Life there are a number of campus clubs that are offered her at MCC. Two clubs related to the American Indian student population are the Inter-tribal Student Organization (ISO) and the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES).

ISO

ISO promotes social interactions and involvement among students as a way to connect with one another while becoming familiar with Mesa Community College and its diverse student population.

As a group, ISO does a lot to get people involved in a number of different activities from fundraising for out-of-state trips to volunteering at Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Arizona and other events such as group bowling outings, picnics, sporting events, and frybread sales.

Come by the American Indian Institute located in the Thunderbird Student Success Center (Bldg. 36N) for more information.

American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES)

Weekly meetings are scheduled every Monday from 2:30 - 3:30 in MC-108. Come by the American Indian Institute located in the Thunderbird Student Success Center (Bldg. 36N) for more information.

Election of AISES Officers

Any student interested in math, engineering, technology, or any of the science fields (geology, geography, anthropology, sociology, psychology, biology, chemistry, physics, etc.) are invited to attend, however it is not a requirement that you must study STEM majors.

The club embraces all science fields as well as those related to math, engineering, and technology and wishes to create a cohesion among American Indian students whose interest falls within this vast realm of academic knowledge.

Come join us and get to know other bright and intelligent people who share your same curiosities, interests, and passions to improve your knowledge, education, and the world around you.