Clubs

Provo High Clubs

Name of Club	Faculty Advisor	Membership Requirements
American Red Cross Youth Services	Abe Poduska – abep@provo.edu	To get youth involved with volunteer services the American Red Cross does in their youth program.
American Sign Language (ASL)	Hilary Daniel – hilaryd@provo.edu
Asian Cultural Club	Christie Nozawa – chrism@provo.edu	To make friends and improve English speaking, reading and writing skills. Meetings are held every Tuesday and Wednesday in Mrs. Nozawa’s room S-1.
Best Buddies	Kirk Chambers – kirkc@provo.edu	Peer Buddies (students) are paired with a Buddy who has a developmental disability. Buddy pairs make weekly contact and have two activities each month. The PHS chapter hosts two activities each semester. Enrollment close date: End of September
Baloney Collective – Literature & Journalism Club	Abe Poduska – abep@provo.edu	To create a space for all those interested in journalism and language arts to interact creatively.
Call of Duty Club	Mark Edwards – marke@provo.edu
Chess Club	Joseph Wiederhold – josephw@provo.edu	To give chess players a place to play with other players and compete in tournaments.
DECA	Chris Eady – chrise@provo.edu	Students interested in business, marketing, and/or economics are encouraged to join: Dues are $18. Enrollment ends October 31.
Family, Career, Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)	Camille Williams – camillew@provo.edu	To promote family and prepare students for their careers and leadership roles. FCCLA requires that you be enrolled in a FACS class: Dues $18.
Film Club	Mark Edwards – marke@provo.edu	To teach and learn the art of video making.
French Club	Dr. Lillian Shaw – lillianf@provo.edu	Anyone can join throughout the year. Club meets on the first Wednesday of every month at lunch in B2-8.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)	Debbie Lasson – debbiel@provo.edu	Anyone can join: Dues are $18.
Gay/Straight Alliance	Al Ricci – albertr@provo.edu Sarah Bosen – sarahbo@provo.edu Jessica Theurer – jessicat@provo.edu	To create a safe and fun environment for all students to come and be supported by their peers. To spread awareness of the effects of bullying throughout our school and community.
GEAR UP Club	Helen Patterson – helenp@uvu.edu	GEAR UP is an acronym for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs. This seven-year federal grant program provides services & assistance for low-income students in order to help them successfully graduate from high school and prepare for college.
German Club	Dr. Lillian Shaw – lillianf@provo.edu	Anyone can join throughout the year. Club meets on the first Tuesday of every month at lunch in B2-8.
Glee Club	Susan Anderson – Susana@provo.edu	Singing, acting, and dancing.
Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)	Lorien Fracis – lorienf@provo.edu Patty Fahringer – pattyf@provo.edu	A national career and technical student organization for students interested in Health Careers. Dues are $18.
Kindness Club	Lissette Blachard – lissetteb@provo.edu Jennifer Barrick – jenniferba@provo.edu	The Kindness Club’s (Friends of Rachel (FOR) Club) vision is to start a chain reaction of kindness and compassion which is the basis of making schools safer, more connected places where bullying and violence are replaced with kindness and respect; and where learning and teaching are awakened to their fullest.
Koreaboo, Weeboo Club	Mark Edwards – marke@provo.edu	To get students to express their love for Anime.
Math Girls Rock Club	Jennifer Barrick – jenniferba@provo.edu	To have girls gain exposure to math-based fields of study. Meets four times during the year after school. No dues or GPA requirements. The club does activities with UVU math professors.
Model UN	Jessica Lee – jessical@provo.edu	To encourage awareness and knowledge in important issues in the world and to learn diplomacy and how to work with others. Anyone willing to compete is welcome to join. Dues $15 for the BYU competition (plus money for lunch). Enroll in September – Competition in October.
National Art Honor Society	James Rees – jamesr@provo.edu	Meet artists, do charity, promote artistic identity in Provo.
National Honor Society	Andrea Betts – andreabe@provo.edu	Must be 10th-12th grade with a cumulative GPA of 3.7: Dues are $18. Applications are available in September.
Polynesian (Island Teens Against Tobacco)	Charles Ah You – charlesa@provo.edu	To promote the cultural arts and crafts. Tobacco cessation and health disparities awareness to local and state communities, partnering with health department in the state of Utah.
Provo Kiwanis Key Club	Jason Garrison – jasong@provo.edu	Key Club is an international student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership within their community.
PTSA Club	Andrea Betts – andreabe@provo.edu	To help adult PTSA with activities and service in the PHS community. Students can join the service club throughout the year: Dues $5.
Russian Club	Michael Bradley – michaelb@provo.edu	Students willing to have fun and learn about Russia, it’s culture and watch movies in Russian. NO, you do not have to speak Russian or be in a Russian class to be a member of the club. Students can join throughout the year: No dues.
SkillsUSA	Steve Hansen – stevehan@provo.edu	Learn basic employment and life skills that can lead to career success. Can also earn scholarships for high placement in competitions. Dues are $18.
Technology Student Association (TSA) Club	Jennifer Barrick – jenniferba@provo.edu	To increase awareness in technology and compete in technology events.

* Note: Availability of chartered clubs will vary each school year depending on student interest.

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