Student Social Opportunities
Disneyland
Tuesday May 12, 2026
The moment is finally here. We are SO excited to announce that IEC is taking students to Disneyland! This iconic theme park needs no introduction, opening back in 1955 and setting the blueprint for so many theme parks around the world.
The International Education Center extends this opportunity to join us on a trip to Disneyland at a reduced cost!
Both your ticket and transportation are included with a NON-REFUNDABLE deposit of $50. A single park ticket typically goes for over $100 by itself, not including transportation, so this is a great deal!
We anticipate this will be our most in-demand event in many years: ACT FAST TO SECURE YOUR SPOT!
Register for the Disneyland trip and then bring $50 non-refundable to the IEC to secure your spot!
Lake Hollywood
February 9, 2026
The Broad Museum
February 12, 2026
Speed Friending
February 20, 2026
Beach Day
March 6, 2026
The Huntington Library
March 20, 2026
Spring Shellibration
March 26, 2026
Getty Center College Night
April 13, 2026
SMC International Student Forum
Watch this space for meeting details!
Email: internationalstudentforumsmc@gmail.com
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SMC Student Clubs
These clubs are for all students both domestic and international.
Most of them have online meetings
while campus is closed.
SMC CLUBS
Associated Students (A.S.) and Student Clubs
Want to make a difference on campus and make friends at the same time? The Associated Students (A.S.) work hard to represent the interests of the student body & make important changes regarding student life at Santa Monica College. By participating in student government you can help make sure the students' voices will be heard. A.S. also oversees the student campus clubs for students with special interests in areas such as science, sports, creative arts, business and industry, service and recreation. Club activities include business meetings, field trips, concerts, lectures, forums and social events. All clubs, except the Honor Scholarship Society (which requires specific qualifications), are open to all students. California law forbids secret fraternities and sororities in public community colleges.
For more information, visit SMC's Associated Students for information about clubs and other campus-wide activities.