Student Clubs & Organisations
Bermuda College offers a number of extra-curricular activities in the form of clubs and organizations, all of which attempt to add to the opportunities, atmosphere and spirit on campus and in general, seek to enhance your college experience and achieve that all important balance.
You may want to take it a step further by joining the Student Government Council or taking a job on campus through the Employment Centre. Whatever you do, remember, get involved with what's happening at Bermuda College, challenge yourself to do new things and participate in your college experience rather than be an observer.
Registered Student Organisations (RSOs)
Student
Clubs
Active Minds
Active Minds - Changing the conversation about mental health. Did you know that 50% of us will experience a mental health condition in our lifetime? This organisation works to raise awareness and to change how we talk about mental health to reduce the number of students suffering in silence. Join us to start changing the conversations on our campus and in our communities.Contact the admin of the club: Lyndon Jackson at 236-9000 ext. 4085.
Archery Club
Learn, practice, and enjoy the sport of archery in a fun and supportive environment for beginners and experienced archers alike.BC Book Club
Connect with fellow readers to explore different genres, share perspectives, and foster a love for literature.BC Volleyball Club
A community for volleyball enthusiasts to play, compete, and build teamwork on and off the court.BC ECO Club
Think Green! This is your opportunity to become more environmentally aware and active. We will look at the application of environmental concepts and develop activities to promote environmental awareness on campus and in the community.Contact our Earth & Environmental Science Lecturer, Amy Harvey, at 236-9000 ext. 4058.
BC Walk/Run Club
Encourages fitness and friendship through group walks and runs for all skill levels.Dungeons & Dragons Club
Immerse yourself in creative storytelling, role-playing, and adventure through collaborative tabletop campaigns.Drama Club
A space for aspiring performers, writers, and stage crew to create, rehearse, and showcase theatrical productions.Esports club
A hub for competitive and casual gamers to connect, strategize, and participate in gaming tournaments.Futsal club
A fast-paced indoor soccer club for students who want to stay active, sharpen their skills, and compete.Japanese club
Celebrate Japanese language and culture through activities, food, games, and cultural exchanges.MENSPEAK
Participants can expect to engage in open dialogue about issues that affect males, organize and take part in activities that raise awareness of key issues and contribute to their own and other's personal development.Participants will get a chance to be involved in a positive, active and dynamic organization that challenges one to become a better person.
Contact our Counsellor, Lyndon Jackson, at 236-9000 ext. 4392
Student Government
Representing the student voice by organizing events, advocating for student needs, and shaping campus life.BC Village
The Bermuda College Village presently plays a visible role in advocating for LGBTQIIA+ students. The club’s primary objectives are advocating for inclusive vocabulary, raising awareness of the diverse experiences within the LGBTQ+ spectrum, and inspiring creativity via discussions on campus. The group seeks to meet said objectives through campus-wide educational campaigns and queer-positive public events, such as their recent Poetry Slam, which fosters creative expression and community engagement.The BC Village seeks to spread awareness of the challenges confronting LGBTQIIA+ students every day and advocate for these students’ right to a safe and equitable educational environment. Future projects include campus events, informal educational pop ups around campus, training for students and employees as well as a local conference inviting academic and community leaders to Bermuda College in 2020.
All are welcome to join the Village. We encourage open, honest conversation that fosters respect and inclusivity to create a safe campus.
Contact our Counsellor, Kennita Perry, at 236-9000 ext. 4125.
CREATE A NEW RSO!
Students with a common interest (a minimum of five student) should apply to our Student Activities Coordinator, Terryn Fray.
