High School Clubs & Organizations

If you would like more information about the organizations listed below or on chartering a high school organization here on campus, feel free to drop by the Connector Building and speak to the High School Coordinator of Belonging & Leadership, Susan Santos-Mandel, or email santos-mandels@uncsa.edu.

Clubs may change yearly. Here is a list of past and current clubs:

Anime Club

Artists of Color

Celebrates the diversity of the UNCSA community by facilitating connection amongst students, alumni and professional artists of color.

Artists Reaching Out

Works with organizations such as the American Red Cross and Brenner Children’s Hospital.

Asian Student Union

The Asian Student Union at UNCSA High School is a student-led organization that fosters a sense of community and support among Asian students. Their mission includes promoting cultural awareness, celebrating diversity, and organizing fun social events and initiatives that showcase the rich heritage and contributions of Asian cultures. Through collaborative efforts, the Asian Student Union aims to create an inclusive environment that encourages dialogue and understanding among students of diverse backgrounds.

Black Student Union

The Black Student Union is a club directed towards students of color to help build community, empower others, and create a wholesome environment.

Contact: belonging@uncsa.edu
IG: @uncsa.bsu

Board to Death

Linguistics Club

Lunar Guidance

Math Club

Opera Club

Polaris Players

Political Action Club

Queer Student Union

The QSU is an organization committed to creating an inclusive and supportive space for LGBTQIA+ students within our UNCSA HS artistic community. As a student-led union, our purpose is to promote diversity and representation in the arts to foster an inclusive environment for all identities. The union advocates for LGBTQIA+ rights and visibility. Through art-centered initiatives and social events, QSU aims to harness the power of creativity to inspire conversations, challenge stereotypes, and celebrate the unique perspectives of LGBTQIA+ individuals in the context of the arts.

Contact: belonging@uncsa.edu

Spectrum

LGBTQIA+ students and their allies.