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Clubs @ Baruch

BCCHS offers a broad array of clubs to meet the interest of our students.  All clubs are student-led organizations.  We have a club fair at the beginning of each year where students can meet club members and learn more about each club’s activities and mission.  Of course, new clubs are always welcome as well. 

Master Club Schedule

Below is a list of current BCCHS clubs, a short description, contact information and meeting details. 

Our club is a super fun club about Artificial Intelligence. We will have some fun projects and activities as well as talk about the technological advancements in the world of science. Although this is basically a science club, it will not be the biggest commitment of your life because we want everyone to have fun and learn something new that isn’t a part of the regular school day! So join our club, and there might even be snacks!

When: Wednesdays, 3:00-3:15

Where: NA

Leaders: matthews.samantha@bcchsnyc.net and greenberg.zachary@bcchsnyc.net

The Black and Latino Student Union creates a safe place for Black and Latino students of the BCCHS community to discuss issues that concern our communities. We create a space where we can discuss racial and social justice issues, and openly talk about our experiences as people of color. This club will be an uplifting force for Black and Latino students, helping students feel more comfortable and get a deeper sense of belonging within the broader BCCHS community.

When: Tuesdays, 3:00-3:45

Where: NA

Leaders: Hikari and Prudence

Chinese Culture Club welcomes everyone to learn more about Chinese culture. Our goal is to bring people to connect to different cultures. Our activities include: learning Chinese traditions, and having fun while doing so!

When: Fridays, 3:00-3:45

Where: NA

Leaders: Lilly and yang.zimeng@bcchsnyc.net

In Cookies For Kids’ Cancer, we are dedicated to raising funds and awareness in regards to childhood cancer. We intend to establish a climate of enthusiasm and openness as we work alongside approximately 50 volunteers to accomplish goals and wish to spread awareness for childhood cancer in weekly meetings. We host potlucks for the NYU Toy Drive and host an Easter Candy Bag sale.

When: Tuesdays, 3:00-3:15
Where: NA
Leaders: [emails]

Dance Club creates performances for school events like pep rallies, talent shows, art shows, etc.

When: Wednesdays after school
Where: 506
Leaders: [emails]

We debate various topics and are planning to go to a competition this year, and do some fundraisers.

When: Thursdays after school
Where: 510
Leaders: [emails]
We will study various theatrical pieces, do improv, and work on writing, performing, directing and managing a final piece.

When: Wednesdays after school
Where: 517
Leaders: gersten.sarv@bcchsnyc.net and benton.josephine@bcchsnyc.net
We will watch movies and scenes from movies to analyze styles of filmmaking, and we may make our own short films towards the end of the year.

When: Thursdays after school
Where: 321
Leader: benton.josephine@bcchsnyc.net
We are looking to facilitate discussions, host activities, provide community service opportunities, have fundraisers for LGBTQ+ organizations, as well as have fun events for students and club members. Our club is aimed to make LGBTQ+ and allied Baruchians feel welcome while creating lasting friendships within the community.

When: Fridays after school
Where: 321
Leader: frye.ray@bcchsnyc.net
We are twins in the junior grade trying to spread dialogue and leadership through our community! We meet twice a month and we’re looking forward to meeting new members.

When: TBD
Where: 407
Leaders: girshon.samantha@bcchsnyc.net and girshon.justin@bcchsnyc.net
Members spend their time exploring seasonal anime, improving drawing skills, learning origami, and playing Jeopardy! There will be a few arts and craft moments to create keychains or bookmarks. We would like to attend events and conventions that are related to Japanese culture. Our club is extremely laid back and largely based on members’ feedback! Past achievements: At the end of the year, we organized a jeopardy of Japanese Animation and a party which our members loved.

When: Fridays after school
Where: 507
Leaders: wong.lori@bcchsnyc.net, chen.amy@bcchsnyc.net, and lam.julie@bcchsnyc.net
Key Club is a part of an international organization where there are other Key Clubs in different High Schools. Our club is part of NY Division 11 and our yearly goals as a division and club is to complete 120,000 hours of service and to fundraise $200,000. At Baruch we host volunteer opportunities from park cleanups to TD Bank Bike Expos.

When: Wednesdays at 2:50
Where: 309
Leaders: [emails]
The Lorax Club is the environmental club at Baruch that is dedicated to creating a more sustainable and green community. We are committed to planning and executing awareness around issues concerning the environment. In the 2018-19 school year, we hosted a bake sale to raise money for an environmental charity, held a metal straw sale, and created a vertical garden. We also provide many community service opportunities to those who are interested. If you want to help create a more environmentally conscious Baruch and world, join Lorax!

 When: Wednesdays after school
Where: 507
Leaders: [emails]
We do math competitions during meetings, help with homework, peer tutor other students and organize fun activities for pi day.

When: Wednesdays after school
Where: 306
Leaders: [emails]

Media Team runs Baruch’s social media platforms, online newspaper, and more. If you’re interested in photography, journalism, or any sort of media, Media Team is the place for you! We document school events, interview teachers, write opinion articles, etc. All experience levels are welcome, no camera required!

When: Wednesdays after school

Where: 304

Leaders: becker.joshua@bcchsnyc.net

In MUN we learn about current events, prepare for and go to conferences, and we write a position paper. We are planning to fundraise to be able to go to more conferences this year.

When: Thursdays at 7:50AM
Where: 406
Leaders: [emails]
We will be doing activities relating to gender equality, participating in events from NOW NYC and possibly going to field trips. We will also be raising money for the NOW organization. Our goal this year is to spread more empowerment and equality in Baruch.

When: Tuesdays at 7:50AM
Where: 405
Leaders: risoli.isabella@bcchsnyc.net and misyuk.daniella@bcchsnyc.net
In this club, students will be able to peer tutor others or receive help in areas they might be struggling in. Excellent way to meet new people and gain a good overall academic understanding of courses taken.

When: Every other Tuesday at 7:50AM
Where: 309
Leaders: bean.anabelle@bcchsnyc.net, siddiqui.ayesha@bcchsnyc.net, and chen.david@bcchsnyc.net
We will have conversations about philosophy, learning from and teaching one another.

When: Thursdays after school
Where: 305
Leaders: gersten.sarv@bcchsnyc.net, flores.noelia@bcchsnyc.net, and frye.ray@bcchsnyc.net
We are a community service club that focuses on giving back to the homeless! To do so we will fundraise through various school events and collect food/ supplies and such for the homeless that we will then hand out to them on various holidays. We meet once or twice a month to go over ideas and plan fundraisers!

When: Wednesdays after school Where: 213 Leaders: [emails]
Red Cross is best known for leading the annual Breast Cancer walk in October, as well as the annual Thanksgiving Potluck in partnership with Cookies for Kids Cancer where we use our funds to purchase toys for the NYU Hospital Toy Drive. We also host the annual Blood Drive in direct association with the Red Cross organization. We have made it a new tradition to host an annual book drive, which calls for students to donate books they no longer need, so they could be sent to organizations that provide them to children who do not have access to such materials.

When: Thursdays after school
Where: Cafeteria
Leaders: [emails]

Outside organization that works with wall street to bring girls into the world of finance. In previous years they offered free pizza at every meeting!

When: Thursdays, 3:20

Where: TBD

Leaders: [emails]

UNICEF was created with a distinct purpose in mind: to work with others to overcome the obstacles that poverty, violence, disease and discrimination place in a child’s path. We advocate for measures to give children the best start in life, because proper care at the youngest age forms the strongest foundation for a person’s future.

When: Thursdays after school
Where: 405
Leaders: [emails]

If you are a club leader who wants listed information updated, please email becker.joshua@bcchsnyc.net