CAMPUS CLUBS
Want to Join or Start a Student Club?
Campus Clubs are a great way to meet people, work together with your peers toward a common goal, or share a space with like-minded individuals.
The Red River College Polytechnic Students’ Association (RRCSA) is here to help you with that!
You can join an already existing CLUB or start your Own!
The RRCSA sub-categorizes the student-led clubs into two categories, i.e., Academic Club and Non-Academic Club.
- Academic clubs consist of a group of students with a common academic, course, or class interest.
- Non-Academic clubs consist of a group of students with a common interest in extra-curriculum activities.
If you want to know what clubs are already available for joining, scroll down to the Clubs Directory.
The RRCSA offers support to recognized student groups including equipment rentals, meeting spaces, funding, and more.
Please read the Club Policies and Procedures and Club FAQs to know everything related to Campus Clubs.
You can read the Club Policies HERE
Please see the CLUB FAQ’s HERE
Fill out your proposal HERE
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If you would like to advertise your Club’s Event on our poster boards. Please adhere to the Poster Guildlines.
Also, you must use this Clubs Word Mark somewhere on your poster.
After reading the poster guidelines use the form below to submit your poster.

If you have any questions, please contact the VP Internal (sa_internal@rrc.ca)
Interested in joining an existing Club? You are at the right place!
Fill out the form below and the Club Signing Officers would notify you once they add you to the Club.
Note on MEMBERSHIP: 80% of the Club membership must be current RRC Polytech students. If you are a non-student member (this may be RRC Polytech Staff or Alumni), then the Club Signing Officers will add you to the Club, depending on the requirement, otherwise, your contact details will be saved for future.
Refer to the CLUB Policies and Procedures for more details.
Want to Start your own Club?
Following are the steps for starting your own student club:
- Look into the Clubs Directory to see if the club you want to run already exists. If the purposes, commodities, or services of your club are too similar to those of another club or your club recognition application is too identical, the RRCSA may refuse it at the discretion of the Executives (VP Internal or VP External Affairs).
- Read the Club Policies and Procedures thoroughly (especially the MEMBERSHIP section of the document)
- Determine the club’s interest and demand among students. If you mention your club idea to other students (classmates, friends, etc.) and no one looks interested, you will have a difficult time launching your club.
To register, your Club must have 5 student members who are in good standing with RRC Polytech and RRCSA.
Refer to the CLUB Policies and Procedures for more details.
If you think you are ready to start your Club, fill out the form below
If you think you are ready to start your club click HERE
Every club under RRCSA must be renewed annually by the end of the Winter term by contacting the RRCSA’s Executive and providing the proof of minimum required membership in the club.
The club shall be put on probation if the Signing Officers do not renew their club status annually. A renewal reminder email shall be sent by the VP Internal or VP External Affairs to the Signing Officers 30 days after the end of the Winter term. If no response is received after the reminder email, the club shall be terminated by the RRCSA as of June 30th to align with the RRCSA’s fiscal year’s end.
Refer to the CLUB Policies and Procedures for more details.
If you want to renew your Club, please do so in writing to VP Internal (sa_internal@rrc.ca)
Refer to the CLUB Policies and Procedures for more details regarding Club Funds (Club Deposit and Club Cheque Request).
To Request Funds from the Club Account, Fill out the form below.
The RRCSA offers up to $200 to each club per term for events and fundraising through its Club Bursary Program. If you have any questions regarding Club Support Bursary, please reach out to VP Internal (sa_internal@rrc.ca) at RRCSA.
To apply for it, fill out the form below.
Clubs can be transferred by current Club Signing Officers to new Club Signing Officers at any time of the year.
The Clubs must have a minimum of 3 or a maximum of 4 Signing Officers, which must be current RRC Polytech students. However, the Club may have an RRC Polytech staff as one of the Signing Officers with the approval of the club members.
Refer to the CLUB Policies and Procedures for more details.
To start a club transfer please email VP Internal (sa_internal@rrc.ca)
CLUBS DIRECTORY
INTEREST BASED CLUBS

E-sports Gaming Club
The RRC Polytech E-Sports & Competitive Gaming Club brings students together through competitive and recreational gaming. The club hosts game nights, tournaments, and collaborative events such as E-sports events watch parties while promoting teamwork, inclusivity, and responsible gaming. Open to gamers of all skill levels, the club provides opportunities to connect, compete, and grow within RRC’s student community.

Language Networking Club
The Language Networking Club (LNC) helps the members practice language skills through discussions and conversational circles.
This club aims to create a vibrant community that not only enhances English language skills but also provides valuable connections for future academic and professional endeavors.
The club organizes various events that combine cross-cultural experiences, social events, stimulating conversations and fun activities to create an inclusive environment for language enthusiasts.

Latin Identity
Dance, music, food, literature, and traditions! Let’s celebrate our Latin Community here in Winnipeg at RRC Polytech.

Working Draft Fundraising Club
ACADEMIC CLUBS

Bits and Bytes Association
The Bits and Bytes Association (BBA) was created to improve communication between students and staff to enhance the quality of education for Introduction to Business Information Technology (IBIT), Business Information Technology (BIT), Business Technology Management (BTM) and Information Security (IS) programs offered at Red River College through the Applied Computer Education (ACE) department. Since its inception in 2015, BBA has grown to over 100 members today and continues to climb steadily.

Nursing Students’ Association
The Nursing Students’ Association (NSA) is the official organization representing undergraduate nursing students at Red River College Polytechnic (RRC). The NSA is a student-elected council that serves to improve the educational experience of undergraduate nursing students