More Opportunities for Students to Get Involved With New Clubs

1/31/2018

Erin Taylor, Communications Officer

Clubs are an essential part of life at Greenwood. They allow students to pursue their interests outside of an academic setting, whether they want to delve further into business studies, learn to knit, or express their creative side.

This term, there are four new clubs for students to get involved in. For students who want to hone their skills on the rock wall, the Rock Climbing club meets on Mondays at lunch.

Students looking for a new creative outlet can check out the Visual Arts Club or the Write Club. In the Visual Arts Club, which meets on Tuesdays at lunch, students get access to extra studio time to pursue their artistic ideas. In Write Club, members can work on their own creative writing projects or give constructive feedback to other students. Write Club meets every Friday at lunch.

The Spanish Club is for anyone hoping to acquire some conversational Spanish. Whether you already know a bit of the language or are a complete beginner, the Spanish Club is a great place to learn and practice. After all, the best way to learn a language is to speak it!

These four new clubs are in addition to Greenwood’s regular clubs and student organizations, covering everything from student government to karaoke. There is no shortage of ways for students to pursue their interests and get involved!

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Members of the Rock Climbing Club can get some extra time on the rock wall during lunch

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