Our club is about the understanding and learning of Anthropology by creating and/or attending events that are all associated with the subject matter of Anthropology. We aim to help educate those who wish to know more about the study of Anthropology in all its aspects and in the process gain a broader idea of what Anthropology generally is by attending events such as museums, "cultural festivals", and more outside of Cerritos College.

Faculty Advisor: Mark Abbruzzese, Anthropology

Cerritos College Economics Club The Cerritos College Economics Club (CCEC) seeks to increase student knowledge of economics outside of class as well as provide members the opportunity to apply economics to current events and real-world situations. We encourage students to make sound financial and business decisions in their lives by increasing knowledge and awareness of U.S. and world economics. The CCEC strives to engage students interested in economics through various academic and social activities. Including organized debates and discussions about current economic issues and policies. Furthermore, the CCEC places an emphasis on connecting students with faculty and networking opportunities in an effort to extend economic education beyond the classroom.

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Faculty Advisor: Solomon Namala, Economics

Cerritos College Environmental Club The Environmental Club works to bring awareness to students and faculty on proposals to make Cerritos College more sustainable and environmentally conscious. As being a member you will gain volunteering experience in local environmental organizations around Cerritos and LA county area and also network with other leading environmental activists. In addition, gain more knowledge of how your particular major can assist in the Environmental Movement and how environmental changes affect our society as a whole not only environmentally but also impacts social issues like socioeconomic inequality. Our mission is to teach our members about environmental events going on as well as actions that they can take to lessen their environmental impact. We will also be pushing the campus to adopt a comprehensive climate action plan for the school. 

Faculty Advisor: Joy Tsuhako, Sociology

Our mission is to provide a learning environment for all students who would like to learn more about our heritage while also providing a safe space for all.

Faculty Advisor: Caroline Romero, Ethnic Studies

Cerritos College Model United Nations The Model United Nations club was founded with the purpose of discussing global issues in the same way that the United Nations does in New York. We do this by emulating the forum of the United Nations and act as member states of the UN in order to better understand global issues from the perspectives of other countries as well as our own.

IG: www.instagram.com/muncerritos

Faculty Advisor: Sunday Obazuaye, Political Science

Welcome fellow scholars! We are the Cerritos College Psychology Club and a Psi Beta Honor Society Chapter. If you have interests in the field of psychology research clinical or teaching, then this is the club for you. Our mission is to promote scholarship leadership research and community service. We help you build transferable skills by participating in volunteer opportunities as well as internships. Information on career paths will also be provided through alumni panels and guest speakers well-versed on different specialties. Joining this club will give you the opportunity to network with our experienced advisers and fellow club members. Hope to see you all during our club meetings Tuesdays from 11:00am-12:00pm in SS21

Website: http://www.psibeta.org 

IG: https://www.instagram.com/the.psych.club.cerritos/tagged/ 

Faculty Advisor: Kimberley Duff, Psychology

Led by students for the students. A place to network for Sociology majors or students interested in sociology. Students will hear from professionals in the field transfer alumni and discuss topics of interest. Participation in volunteer opportunities and travel opportunities for sociological conferences are also offered to club members. Led by students for the students.

Faculty Advisor: Joy Tsuhako, Sociology