Clubs help students build their own communities based in shared interests and values. These organizations are student-led and give opportunities to get involved, lead and build connections. With over 150 clubs to choose from, every student has the chance to grow both personally and academically.
For current students: If you need assistance with starting or managing your club, visit the Registered Student Organizations page on MyPacific.
Pacific has over 150 student clubs and organizations across Stockton, Sacramento and San Francisco. Supported by the Student Leadership and Inclusion Center (SLIC), students in organizations build community, host fun events and develop new skills.
Academic Clubs are great opportunities for students to expand their learning beyond the classroom. From preparing for board-certified exams to connecting with peers in their major, these clubs help students build real-world skills, gain professional experience and grow their networks.
Cultural clubs provide a space for students to celebrate their heritage and build a strong sense of community. With a vibrant and diverse student body, we're proud to have clubs that promote inclusion, pride and meaningful connections.
Service clubs empower students to make a difference in their communities through volunteer work and outreach initiatives. By going beyond campus, they give a helping hand to the community through service projects, fundraising and collaboration with nonprofit organizations.
With dozens of special interest clubs on campus, it's easier to find other students with similar interests and hobbies. Whether it's a general hobby like baking or more niche like soap carving, there's a place for everyone to connect and have fun.
Sports clubs are student-run organizations that enable students to participate in competitive and recreational sports beyond Pacific Athletics. They provide the structure of organized sports teams with the flexibility and inclusivity of a club.
Fraternity and Sorority Life offers students opportunities to engage in leadership, community service and personal development. With over 30 social, multicultural and professional fraternities and sororities, each organization fosters networking and community. Pacific is committed to ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all members.
ASUOP is the governing body of students, composed of student leaders from every part of the university. Along with advocating for and empowering student voices to university leadership, ASUOP provides resources to clubs and plans some of the most anticipated events on campus.
Want to know how students can get involved at Pacific? Contact us to learn more about the opportunities waiting for your student.
