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Clubs & Communities Carnival

  • March 19, 2025

We’re bringing a Clubs & Communities Carnival to the Fennell, IAHS, Stoney Creek, and Aviation Campuses! Learn how to create connections at Mohawk College and beyond through shared interests, hobbies, or identities.

Whether you’re a calculating chess player who thinks three moves ahead, an avid reader who enjoys getting lost in a good book, or a student from Nepal or Nigeria looking for community on campus, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Johana Frade is a member of The Shelf Indulgence Club and says it’s a great way to meet people with similar book tastes.

“They read one book per month and then meet to discuss it,” Frade said. “I don’t always have time to read the book, but I’m still welcome to join the discussion.”

Upcoming C&C Carnival Dates:

For more information about what’s happening at each campus, check out the Events Calendar on our website under ‘Things to Do.’

Students make origami paper figures with club members at the fair.

How can I join a club or community at The MSA?

When you join a club or community on campus, you grow your network of friends and enhance your personal and professional development. Clubs and communities are open to new and returning students, and joining costs nothing.

Check out the Clubs & Communities page under the Get Involved section of our website to join one of our active Clubs or Communities!

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