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Clubs Corner: What’s new with Campus Clubs?
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Environmental Conservation Sciences club connects students with opportunities beyond the classroom
The Environmental Conservation Sciences club at NAIT is entering its second year with plans to build its community and provide more opportunities.
More than nostalgia: Student club’s Beyblade tournament shows the ‘90s toy is alive and well
The Super NAITSA Anime Club “let it rip” with their first Beyblade tournament.
Local jam spots for musical peers and curious ears
Looking for somewhere to add some music to your night? These local jam spots can hit the spot after a stressful day.
This NAIT grad might be the next Punjabi-Canadian superstar
Prabh Singh, an Alberta local with 1.9 million monthly Spotify listeners, is the future of a rapidly growing Punjabi-Canadian hip-hop scene.
Vivid window art brings excitement and warmth to the fall term
Sporting NAIT’s blue and yellow colours, this new window art by muralist Alixandra Jade can be found on the first floor of CAT.
The power of support systems: How peer mentorship made one NAIT student feel less alone
Sometimes you need a buddy to get through the school day. Peer Mentorship at NAIT is just that, and it helped one student’s experience with social anxiety.
Pit bit: Tour hosted by NAIT grad ‘celebrates’ neglected development sites
A niche online community came together to “celebrate” neglected development sites through a Pit Tour led by NAIT grad and Taproot reporter Stephanie Swensrude.
What makes a club successful?
Every semester, NAITSA provides students opportunities through campus clubs. While there are highly visible clubs, there are also those that seemingly show up for a few semesters before slowly fading away. So, what makes some clubs more successful than others?
School spirit: Lived, not manufactured
Last semester, I passed a student in an Ooks shirt and shorts and instantly pictured her as a basketball player. That image stayed with me. That is the power of branding. Gilles Prefontaine, a marketing instructor at NAIT, believes branding is more than a logo on a wall or a slogan on a poster.