Beyond the classroom, the College encourages students to initiate and join in activities and programs which develop leadership ability, interpersonal skills, and community involvement.

Through involvement with student associations or College clubs, you can participate in a “hands-on” curriculum designed for your personal and professional development. Learn how to run effective meetings, work successfully with others, manage your time and com-mitments, assume or delegate responsibility, turn conflict into cooperation, gain self-confidence and much more.

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Social Science 115 Leadership and Governance course offered for credit during the fall semester.
Lab courses are offered with Social Science 115 that allow students to complete projects that benefit the campus community. The course and lab are open to all students interested in developing effective leadership skills.

If you wish to take advantage of this unique aspect of the college curriculum, contact your student association or the Student Affairs Office for more information about the following programs and activities.

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Student I.D. Card Discounts
Your student I.D. card also entitles you to discounts from many local business, arts, and entertainment groups. These groups include:

• Able & Tire Brake, 7040 Redwood Blvd, Novato. Tel: (415) 897-4125
• Apple: www.apple.com
• Barnes and Noble bookstore at COM
• Class 5 Rock Climbing Center: San Rafael. Tel: (415) 485-6931
• Coffee Roasters: 635 San Anselmo Ave, San Anselmo. Tel: (415) 258-9549
• COM Drama Department: 860 College Ave, Kentfield
• Culture Shock: 7 Bolinas Ave, Fairfax. Tel: (415) 456-8138
• Jamba Juice in Greenbrae
• Marin Acura: 5860 Paradise Dr, Corte Madera. Tel:(415) 924-5100
• Marin Photo & Electronics: 1425 Grant Ave, Novato. Tel: (415) 898-film
• Marin Shakespeare Company: P.O Box 4035, San Rafael. Tel: (415) 492- 0176
• Marin Wellness Center
• Midas Muffler: 7000 Redwood Blvd, Novato. Tel: (415) 898-1700
• Mill Valley Art and Paper: 433 Miller Ave, Mill Valley. Tel: (415) 388-5642
• Odyssey Bookstore: 109 Fourth St., San Rafael. Tel: (415) 897-8755
• San Francisco Exploratorium: www.exploratorium.edu 3601 Lyon St., San Francisco. Tel:(415) 561-0399
• San Francisco Museum of Art: 151 Third St., San Francisco. Tel: (415) 357-4000
• San Francisco Symphony: www.sfsymphony.orgTel: (415) 864-6000
• United Studios of Self Defense
• Village Peddler: 1161 Magnolia Ave, Larkspur. Tel: (415) 461-3091
• Willie’s Café
• Wolf Camera
• and many others, call 415.485.9390 for more details.

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List or find services on Information Boards Sponsored by The Associated Students
For information to post or for posting approval, contact the Student Affairs Office, KTD/SS Center 250, 415.485.9376.
On the Kentfield Campus: " Student/Faculty Events Board" and "Club News Board"

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Expand your educational horizons! Check out the clubs and activities happening at College of Marin
Clubs reflect a wide diversity of interests and focuses for student activity, involvement, and development. They provide a forum for learning beyond the classroom, and hands-on experience for gaining interpersonal and professional skills. Students at College of Marin have the opportunity to join existing clubs or create new clubs in order to explore a particular area of interest.

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Student Clubs & Organizations The following is a list of organizations at College of Marin.

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Student Life Webpage
Technical Contact: Vickie Lamke, Administrative Assistant, 415-485-9376
Content Responsible: Arnulfo Cedillo, Director of Student Affairs and Health Center, 415-485-9375