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We’ve got you covered! Take a look at our up-to-date list of active clubs on campus.
S.O.A.R. Club
The Supporting our Actions Through Reconciliation Club aka The SOAR Club is devoted to spreading awareness of indigenous culture throughout Bow Valley College, through displays, workshops and classes.
International Club
The International Students Club strives to bring Bow Valley College international students together to promote friendship and diversity. They are always hosting events to expose international students to the many activities the city of Calgary has to offer.
Supply Chain Management Club
The Supply Chain Management (SCM) club seeks to provide Supply Chain students with learning experiences that go beyond the classroom, through events, field trips and speakers
Enactus Club
The Bow Valley College Enactus club is here to promote social entrepreneurship, collaboration and community growth for both BVC Students and external stakeholders.
Software Development Students' Alliance
The Software Development Students’ Alliance (SDSA) mission is to advocate for Software Development students while also maximizing career opportunities for club members. They do so through liaising with industry contacts at events held by the club.
C.H.A.N.G.E. Club
C.H.A.N.G.E = Community Has Ability Not to Glorify Exclusion.
Simply put, this club’s mission is to promote inclusion and put and end to exclusion within the campus. They provide a safe place for all people to express themselves and make friends, while finding ways to positively impact the community.
Pride Club
The Pride Club provides a safe, welcoming and enjoyable environment for those in the LGBTQ+² and alliances to come together and foster positive relationships.
Recovery From Addictions Club
The Recovery From Addictions Club provides a safe space on campus for people who are in recovery from all addictions. They provide meetings that encourage connection and friendship.
Sikh Student Association
The Sikh Club provides a safe place for Sikh students to create relationships and foster friendships.
