ASO Clubs

ASO Club Chartering Timeline

The Club Chartering application for Fall 2025 is closed. Please use this link to charter a new ASO Club, starting in January 2026 for Spring 2026 Clubs Club Chartering Application.

To sign your ASO Club up for Spring 2026 Club Rush - you can sign up starting in January 2026. please use this link.

Please refer to the chartering application for deadlines.

ONLY ASO CHARTERED CLUBS ARE AUTHORIZED TO MEET ON CAMPUS. NON-CHARTERED CLUBS MAY NOT RESERVE A SPACE TO MEET ON CAMPUS.

A club is a group of students that organize for a common theme, idea, or goal. In some cases, clubs promote their interests through campus activities, community service, and social events.
The advantages of becoming a chartered campus club are that the organization may:

  • Use the name of the college as part of the organization's name
  • Schedule campus events and participate in ASO-sponsored campus events
  • Advertise meetings and events at campus posting locations
  • Obtain seed money to facilitate fundraising efforts
  • Apply for various ASO Funds for Club support
  • Apply for ASO Scholarships (for paid ASO members)

  1. ASO Members: A chartered club is required to have at least 6 paid ASO members.
  2. Club Roster: Your club roster will be need to be initially submitted on your club's chartering application (names, office held, student ID, email, phone). If there are any changes to your club roster, please notify your club council president (email: ASOCC@piercecollege.edu) and Dr. Lara Conrady Wong (conradll@laccd.edu).
  3. Constitution: Each club is required to submit a PDF copy of the current Club Constitution. Please email your Club Constitution to Dr. Lara Conrady Wong at conraldll@laccd.edu 
  4. Club Officers: Elect the club’s officers, and enter names and student IDs on the Chartering application. The Club Council Representative is required to attend all Club Council meetings. To be eligible to be an ASO Club Officer, a student must:
    • Be a paid ASO Member ($7 fee which can be paid at the business office or online on the student portal)
    • Be enrolled in at least 5 current units at LAPC for the current semester (Fall/Spring).
    • Have 80 cumulative units or less (can be appealed with over 80 unit exemption form)
    • Have at least 2.0 cumulative GPA
  5. Club Council Representatives & Meetings: Meetings are held on the Second Thursday of every month. Official chartered clubs are not allowed to miss two meetings, as this will lead to an automatic club suspension
  6. ASO Club Rush: Club Rush is an excellent opportunity to promote awareness and recruit members for all clubs on campus. Your club is strongly encouraged to participate.
  7. Notice of Charter Status: Once a club has been successfully chartered, an email will be sent to the Club President and Advisor, via the emails provided in the application. Clubs who are missing information, or those that have not been successfully chartered will be notified.
  8. Club Operations: Clubs may operate during Fall/Spring semesters. No club operations during final exams, summer, or winter terms. Chartering is open in fall/spring semesters.
  9. Chartering Process: All new and previously existing clubs are required to submit the charter to verify continuance of club and confirm changes in officers, meeting dates, or other important updated club information.
  10.  Finance & Fundraising Training: This is mandatory for a representative for each chartered club to attend. Club officers will be notified when this will take place.
  11. Club Accounts: It is the club’s responsibility to open and maintain an ASO account at the LAPC Business Office. Do not solely rely on ASO or the LAPC Business Office to keep track of the club & finances. ASO Clubs are not permitted to have outside bank accounts (LACCD Board Policy 5410). ASO Clubs are governed by LACCD Board Policies and the LAPC ASO Constitution/Bylaws.
  12.  Statement of Club Advisership: This form must be completed/signed and electronically sent to Ozzy Portillo by each club advisor. All advisors must review the Statement of Advisership and agree to the terms. The Statement of Advisership form can be found using the following link:
  13.  The final step after submitting all info is to wait for processing! We'll email you with an update once all submitted info is reviewed. 

Fall 2025 ASO Clubs

Attention Club Members: If you have questions about the information listed, your Club Advisor or Club President can contact the ASO Club Council President (ASOCC@piercecollege.edu). The following clubs were chartered in Fall 2025.

Adventure Trails Club connects individuals to the natural beauty of Southern California through fun and inclusive outdoor activities. From scenic hikes to conservation projects, we provide opportunities for all skill levels to explore, appreciate, and protect nature, fostering a community of adventure and environmental stewardship.

Advisor: Philip Panaitescu-Neata
Contact: Sophia Zambrano

To unlock new opportunities, connect with fellow scholars, encourage participation in student affairs; and to foster service to the chapter, the college, and the community.

Advisor: Kaycea Campbell
Contact: Mira Mihciyan

To foster an inclusive and welcoming community where members can learn and practice American Sign Language, celebrate Deaf culture, and promote accessibility and understanding. We aim to create a supportive environment for all skill levels. encourage meaningful connections between Deaf and hearing communities, and advocate for greater awareness and appreciation of ASL as a vital, living language.

Advisor: Shumuel Khorsandi
Contact: Lior Klein

To create a safe and supportive environment for architecture students. The club will give students an opportunity to lean on each other and be able to discuss projects, struggles, and ideas. With this major community and discussion are very important and having a community to lean on can really help. 

Advisor: Patricio Gallegos
Contact: Simiya Joneiran

To spread awareness of Armenian heritage, culture, tradition, and values. Through academic and social engagement, ASA will bring together diverse backgrounds and communities by finding common ground through past, present, and future experiences. This organization is dedicated to developing student leadership opportunities and striving to unify the community through student enrollment and engagement.

Advisor: Garineh Avakian
Contact: Kriste Migroyan

To share the culture, traditions, and values of the Asian and Pacific Island community with the rest of the campus.

Advisor: Jason Cifra
Contact: Saleh Pasha

Interested in horses or looking to join a club? Pierce College Boots and Saddles is the place for you! Our club connects people with shared interests, builds knowledge about the equestrian industry, and offers opportunities to explore careers and gain hands-on experience. You don’t need to be an Equine Science major or have prior experience just bring your interest and enthusiasm. We’re here to help you learn, grow, and discover more about horses and the field of Equestrian science!

Advisor: Kevin Connolly
Contact: Alondra Cortez

To create a welcoming and relaxed environment for readers of all genres. We aim to inspire Pierce College Students to read more for pleasure.

Advisor: Sharon Jacobs

Contact: Emma Ortega 

To enhance academic and professional growth by connecting students with industry experts and provide valuable networking opportunities. To bridge theoretical knowledge with practical experience, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for all members.

Advisor: Brett Marschall 
Contact: James Deukmedjian

To bring community to the Jewish students at Pierce College.

Advisor: Sheri Lehavi
Contact: Sarah Sabzanov

To promote and support the Cheer team at Pierce and enhance school spirit at sporting events. Club members will work closely with the Pierce Cheer Team and Mascot program.

Advisor: Brian Moore
Contact: Evelin Alvarado

To provide a safe space to play chess, the game we love!

Advisor: Winn Huynh
Contact: Simon Astorga

To facilitate undergraduate interaction with the chemical sciences academically and professionally.

Advisor: Alia Latif
Contact: Lisete Cruz

To give back to the community by volunteering at events like homeless shelters, pet shelters, festivals, and other events that offer volunteering opportunities.

Advisor: Winn Huynh
Contact: Markel Pearil 

A Club dedicated to fighting back against district budget cuts and helping fund the Tutoring Center here on Campus!

Advisor: Dr. Crystal Kiekel
Contact: Fernando Sarabia

To help others in need and provide community service opportunities to those who are looking. 

Advisor: Maria Bates
Contact: Ariana Ghashghaei

To empower students to become ethical, effective communicators by sharing knowledge, building community, advancing professional growth and development, and engaging our campus and local communities.

Advisor: Michelle Brownlee
Contact: Juan Carlos Farias

To promote all forms of dance, dance technique, and dance performance across the population of students at LAPC; celebrating diversity, learning, community, and fun. 

Advisor: Brian Moe
Contact: Allen Mirnyy

To create a community on campus for those interested in developing writing skills and discussing literature.  We serve as a social club and welcome all levels of literacy.  In the past, we have had film screenings, guest speakers, and parties.

Advisor: Darren Borg 
Contact: Kristy Gabrielli

To raise awareness, providing resources, and expand access to allergy care for underserved children and families. We work to ensure that financial barriers and lack of healthcare access do not prevent individuals from receiving life-saving allergy testing, treatments, and education. Through advocacy, community support, and outreach, we strive to create a safer, healthier, and more inclusive future for everyone affected by allergies.

Advisor: Mahtab Shirifi
Contact: Ardavan Abbaszadeh

To look at how history has affected the laws of today, and how it is recurring with events of today.

Advisor: Brian Walsh

Contact: Jonathan Geoola

To provide meaningful and constructive community for like minded and goal driven individuals to mentor and guide others throughout the transfer process. To help yourself and others reach their goals and be where we want to be.

Advisor:  Erin Hayes
Contact: Nyeelah Jones

To collect donations for hygiene products for both men and women who need resources. 

Advisor: Julia Vasquez
Contact: Helia Ababkhahi

To empower international students to make the most of their academic and personal journey in the U.S. We aim to enhance their academic records and experiences, helping them build strong profiles for transfer, graduation, and future opportunities. The club provides guidance on navigating the U.S. education system to ensure students do not miss valuable opportunities, while also offering resources to adapt to both school and daily life. Through collaboration with other clubs and departments, we create opportunities for international students to learn, connect, and thrive within the LAPC and LACCD community.

Advisor: Abby Watson
Contact: Liam Doan

To inspire the creative minds of tomorrow as an active and engaged community with our people! Through our engagement events such as themed film screenings, professional panels/workshops, and film festivals every fall; there is always an opportunity here to explore film as an interest or a career. Everybody is welcome, as we aim to make the perfect place to meet like-minded creatives and network!

Advisor: Ken Windrum
Contact: Paige Matthews

To provide students with helpful knowledge about financial education. We are dedicated to helping students learn essential financial skills such as budgeting, saving, investing, credit management, and student loan planning. We aim to build a student community whose prepared for their future's finances with workshops and interactive activities.

Advisor: Mahtab Sharifi 
Contact: Arya Malek Zadeh Arasteh

To promote French language studies at Pierce College and to stimulate interest in Francophone countries and cultures.

Advisor: Denis Pra
Contact: Leslie Romero

To empower students with the knowledge and skills to build financial literacy, explore investing, and connect with peers who share an interest in personal finance. Our goal is to create a supportive community where members can learn the fundamentals of money management, practice real-world investing strategies, and prepare for long-term financial success.

Advisor: TBA
Contact: Neyla Nieves

To create a welcoming and fun environment, where every Lego builder or enthusiast is invited to participate in creativity! In Lego Club, members are encouraged to make anything their mind can think of, along with offering a peaceful place for them to do so. Weekly themes and challenges also allow Lego Club to be a challenging medium for those who want to take their Lego building to the max!

Advisor: Alma Cortes
Contact: Sina Fotouhi

To expand students' knowledge about mathematics and all of the applications of mathematics. To organize events where members can share their love of mathematics with others. To enrich the local student community in the world of mathematics.

Advisor: Sheri Lahavi
Contact: Ron Cohen

To provide a space for music lovers and musicians of all kinds. 

Advisor: Ryan Espinosa 
Contact: Darwin Manansala

To share and engage in social, religious, and community activities that promote education and unity.

Advisor: Yeprem Davoodian
Contact: Mariyam El Dimassi

To offer a safe space and resources to bridge students on campus to our Dream Resource Center.

Advisor: D'arcy Corwin
Contact: Camila Reynaldo Chávez

To explore the neuroscience world. 

Advisor: Jose Abarra
Contact: Aaliya Khan

To create a space and a community for students who wish to engage with their hobbies and passions that they may lack the time, guidance, or resources for.

Advisor: Curtis Smith
Contact: Megan Smith

To support those interested in the field of phlebotomy, as well as students on pre-med and pre-nursing tracks. Our mission is to provide educational resources, and guidance toward phlebotomy certification. We aim to help members gain valuable clinical experience and build a strong foundation for their healthcare careers. Whether you're pursuing certification or exploring the medical field, this club is here to support your journey.

Advisor: Lee Loveridge
Contact: Harballab Bhullar

To provide an environment where students interested in pursuing a career within the healthcare field can come to share their excitement and enthusiasm, to network and provide valuable information regarding the healthcare field, and to support and build valuable skills to help students become successful in their long-term goals.

Advisor: Anson Hsin
Contact: Amelie Vartanov 

To host an environment of individuals interested in law.

Advisor: Alejandro Morales 
Contact: Jamison Freis

To foster a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students to develop their soccer skills, build teamwork, and enjoy the game. whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, our goal is to promote sportsmanship, fitness, and community while offering opportunities for friendly competition and personal growth. We strive to create a positive space where everyone can share their passion for soccer and build lasting connections on and off the field.

Advisor: Alejandro Morales
Contact: Ben Amadi

To create a hands-on community for the tech-curious; exploring programming, engineering, AI/ML, and networking while connecting members to real projects, mentors, and opportunities.

Advisor: Lilach Farhy
Contact: Lexington Carey

To read, understand, and present scientific research articles, and to help students interested in research become more connected in the field. 

Advisor: Winn Hyunh
Contact: Anisah Khan

To build an inclusive community that empowers and fosters students in STEM. We aim to help our members realize their fullest potential by providing personal growth through mentorship, leadership development, networking, educational support, and community engagement.

Advisor: Jesus Huaman Contreres
Contact: Ariana Aceves Sevilla

To provide a peaceful space each week for students to engage with their creative side and build a greater sense of community on campus.  

Advisor: Jason Cifra
Contact: Jada Sirvisut

To promote a safe space for students interested in the various studies of physics.

Advisor: Lee Loveridge
Contact: Ashley Johnson

To evoke student engagement and awareness of the Democratic Party on the state, federal, and domestic levels in a safe and positive environment for students of all, but not limited to, Democratic disciplines. As a society, we encourage the reverence and growth of each and every student in the community with knowledge and empowerment, through debate, community outreach, and  university transfer assistance, while studying the scopes of the Democratic Party and its principles. 

Advisor: Denise Robb
Contact: Stephanie Ventura

To provide meaningful and constructive community for like minded and goal driven individuals to mentor and guide others throughout the transfer process. To help yourself and others reach their goals and be where we want to be.

Advisor:  Lee Loveridge
Contact:

doradojf8420@student.laccd.edu

Founded in 1982, Psi Beta is a national honor society for students attending two-year colleges, inviting students who plan to major or minor in psychology, as well as students who simply have an interest in psychology. Our mission is to encourage professional development and psychological literacy of students. 

Advisor: Maria Perser
Contact: Natalie Sarkisyan

To volunteer in the LA community. Host fundraisers, food drives, donations, and more to help those in need.

Advisor: Jenny Moses
Contact: Avisa Azami

To fostering a safe, inclusive, and supportive community for LGBTQ+ students, faculty, and allies.  Our aim is to provide resources, education, and advocacy to promote equality, acceptance, and understanding within the college and beyond. We are committed to self-advocacy, empowering members to assert their rights and needs, and fostering a culture where every voice is heard and respected.

Advisor: Cameron Brenner
Contact: Rui Dutallas

To foster a community and find like minded people to share their hobby with tabletop and trading card games. 

Advisor: Kevin Good
Contact: Jess Tarantelli

To foster a welcoming and inclusive community where students of all skill levels can come together to enjoy the game of tennis. Our mission is to promote physical wellness, teamwork, and personal growth through friendly competition, practice, and collaboration. We strive to create opportunities for members to improve their skills, build lasting friendships, and represent Pierce College with pride both on and off the court.

Advisor: Susan Armenta
Contact: Leonardo Soto

The mission of our club is to empower our community through mutual aid and collective liberation. Grounded in Marxist, Leninist, and Maoist ideological principles, we engage in diverse forms of community action, supporting those in need and advocating for social and political change. We stand in solidarity with marginalized groups, embodying communist praxis in our pursuit of justice and equality.

Advisor: Mario Macias
Contact: Wyatt Waters

To create a space for students in all of the bioscience fields to interact and share their passion for the study of life. Students of all majors are welcome as long as they have some interest in biology. This club will facilitate an inclusive and informative atmosphere where semantic knowledge will meet real-world applications, and will also provide professional development and career exploration resources in order to uplift its students and promote academic excellence. Symbiotix aims to provide a platform for community college students in STEM fields to gain confidence in themselves so that they are able to feel secure and welcome in academia.

Advisor: Aron Kamajaya
Contact: Mia Ben-Ami

To create an inclusive and empowering space where students feel seen, valued, and represented. Umoja serves as a study space, community, and to educate others about African American culture. 

Advisor: Kalynda Mclean
Contact: TBA

This club dedicated to empowering and uplifting the Hispanic/ Latino community. We hope to make a positive impact in our community by leading events that support the members in our community such as street vendors and small business owned by the Latino community. We also post updates on current events so we can stay informed as a community and regularly shared scholarships for Latino students.

Advisor: Diego Paez
Contact: Paola Araujo

To create an inclusive and supportive community that serves veterans and veteran-affiliated students at Los Angeles Pierce College. By fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie, we aim to empower our members with the resources, connections, and support needed to thrive academically and personally. Together, we strive to build lasting relationships, strengthen our community, and ensure every member has the tools and guidance to achieve their educational and career aspirations.

Advisor: Curtis Smith
Contact: Julissa Gomez

To meet others who have the same interests, learn more about veterinary medicine, learn about the veterinary process, and gain animal experience opportunities. You do not have to be a Pre-Veterinary or RVT student or have previous animal experience to join. We would love to meet you and help you grow and learn more about animals and the veterinary field of medicine! Do you have an interest in animals, veterinary medicine, or want to join a club? If yes to any of those questions, then you should consider joining the Pierce College Veterinary Sciences Club! 

Advisor: Lu Dao
Contact: Angelina Lee

To provide opportunities and a community that uplifts women in the STEM field

Advisor: Sheri Lehavi 
Contact: Noeila Rodriguez

To provide opportunities and a community that uplifts women in the STEM field

Advisor: Sheri Lehavi 
Contact: Lisa Medvetsky

To inspire and empower individuals through the joy of dance, music, and movement. We create a welcoming community where everyone—regardless of age, background, or fitness level—can improve their health, boost their confidence, and celebrate life through Zumba. By combining fitness with fun, our goal is to transform exercise into an uplifting experience that connects people and spreads positive energy.

Advisor: Susan Armenta
Contact: Marina Krotikova

Student Engagement Center

Office Hours and Location

Mondays to Thursdays 8:30AM - 4:00PM
Fridays 9:00AM - 3:00PM
Weekends: Closed

LLC Building (1st Floor)

Contact

Phone: (818) 710-4127