At CMCC, the Students' Council plays a pivotal role in enriching student life by coordinating a diverse array of clubs and activities that cater to a wide range of interests. These clubs provide students with opportunities to engage in extracurricular activities, develop new skills, and build lasting connections with their peers. Students’ Council hosts over 20+ clubs for students, examples of clubs are listed below:

Chiropractic-Related Clubs:

• Advancing Science in Chiropractic: Focuses on promoting research and scientific advancements within the chiropractic field.
• Motion Palpation Institute (MPI): Offers workshops and seminars on motion palpation techniques and their application in chiropractic practice.
• Interprofessional Education (IPE): Encourages collaboration and learning among students from various healthcare disciplines.
• RCCSS (C) Sports Club: Provides opportunities for students to participate in sports-related activities and events, fostering a healthy and active lifestyle.

Special Interest Clubs:

• Student Canadian Chiropractic Association (SCCA): Acts as the voice of Canadian chiropractic students, keeping them informed about political and professional aspects of chiropractic.
• World Congress of Chiropractic Students (WCCS): Focuses on the global chiropractic community, organizing presentations and discussions on practicing chiropractic in different countries.
• Business Club: Equips students with essential business skills and knowledge to succeed in their future chiropractic practices.
• Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Club: Promotes awareness and initiatives related to equity, diversity, and inclusion within the CMCC community.
• Fitness Club: Encourages students to maintain a healthy and active lifestyle through various fitness activities and events.
• Mindfulness and Yoga Club: Offers sessions on mindfulness practices and yoga to help students manage stress and improve overall well-being.
• Family Wellness and Pediatric Club: Focuses on chiropractic care for families and pediatric patients, providing resources and support for students interested in this specialty.

Sports Teams: CMCC students can join various sports teams, including volleyball, basketball, hockey, and soccer. These teams compete in intercollegiate leagues and tournaments, promoting teamwork and school spirit.

Contact Students' Council: For more information about the clubs and how to get involved, you can reach out to the Students' Council at:

• Office: 230a
• Phone: 416-482-2340 ext. 162

Email: sc@cmcc.ca