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Advisor(s)
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Book and Creative Writing
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Advisors: Paula Stiff: paula.stiff@uticak12.org
& Holly Kralik: holly.kralik@uticak12.org
Description: Open to anyone who loves to read or write.
Meetings: Dates and times TBD. Location is rooms 131 and 135.
Qualifications: Everyone is welcome.
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Clay Target League
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Coach: Mark Ollila: markeisenhowerclaycoach@gmail.com
Advisor: Phil Crum: philip.crum@uticak12.org
Description: Priorities are safety, etiquette, fun, and marksmanship.
Meetings: Meets at North Macomb Sportmen’s Club (NMSC) Monday nights from April 2nd – May 28th from 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Qualifications: No prior experience needed. All are welcome. A NMSC waiver and completion of a Hunter Safety Course are required.
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DECA
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Advisor: Louise LaFaive: louise.lafaive@uticak12.org & Greg Diggs: gregory.diggs@uticak12.org
Description: DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.
Meetings: TBD
Qualifications: For students currently taking marketing classes which are; Marketing I, Marketing II, Small Business, and School Store.
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Destination Imagination
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Advisor: Nina Hardiewich - nina.carver-hardiewich@uticak12.org - DI District Coordinator and Suzanne Waligora - Coach/Team Manager for Eisenhower High School
Description: Teams of 2-7 students compete in open ended academic challenges in the fields of STEM, Fine Arts or Service Learning.
Meetings: September-May. Dates and times TBD. Competitions in March, April and May.
Qualifications: Everyone is welcome
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Diversity
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Advisors: Kimberly Hodsdon:kimberly.hodsdon@uticak12.org & John Siemianowski: john.siemianowski@uticak12.org
Description: Our goal is to cultivate cultural sensitivity by learning more about one another's culture, heritage, ethnicity, background, nationality, and identity.We will celebrate diversity by organizing cultural events for the entire school community.
Meetings: The 2nd and last Thursday of the month from 2:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. in the Commons.
Qualifications: A positive attitude and an open-mind.
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Drama
Mission Statement:
Eisenhower Thespian Troupe #3901 strives to produce quality theatre and lasting relationships through a balance of dedication, hard work and enjoyment.
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Advisor: Eric Wells: eric.wells@uticak12.org
Description: We want anyone who is interested in making friends. Once involved, you may choose to get more involved and want to work on our theatrical productions. For those people, there is an opportunity to be a member of the International Thespian Society and go to the Michigan Thespian Festival in December. For our philanthropy, we have our own Relay For Life team for The American Cancer Society. While having an interest in theatre is a plus, it is certainly not necessary. Finally, many of our club members work behind the scenes, so being on stage is also optional.
Meetings: Once a month on Thursdays in Room 409.
Qualifications: Everyone is welcome to join.
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Environmental
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Advisor: Brygida Deriemaker: brygida.deriemaker@uticak12.org
Description: To increase awareness of environmental topics. We also do various activities as set up by the club.
Meetings: Usually 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month in Room 225 at 7:00 a.m.
Qualifications: A love for the environment and a passion to do something about it.
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Film
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Advisor: Josephine Braun: josephine.braun@uticak12.org
Description: Watch and create movies, compete in competitions or use the extra studio time to complete personal/school projects using the Adobe Creative Suite with students who have the same interests as you.
Meetings: Fridays from 2:20 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. in room 310.
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French
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Advisor: Daniel Wagner: daniel.wagner@uticak12.org
Description: Focuses on and promotes the French language culture outside of the classroom. Activities include French movie nights, interclub sporting events, French dinners, DIA field trip, and much more.
Meetings: TBD
Qualifications: Open to French students of all levels. Membership fee is $5.00.
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Future Educators Club
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Advisor: Karen Chaffee, Future Educators Teacher
Description: They are a service and leadership club which provides child caring events for the community such as; Holiday Child Care Night, Spring Child Care Night, Child Care for Teachers Children During Conferences, Adopt a Child, and Tutoring.
Meetings: Once a month – check Club Calendar for specific time, dates and location.
Qualifications: All Eisenhower students are welcome.
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Girls Who Code
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Advisors: Rick Straughen:richard.straughen@uticak12.org and Kelly Swanson: kelly.swanson@uticak12.org
Description: The purpose of Girls Who Code is to create an environment where girls can learn computer coding skills while being part of a national network.
Meetings: Once a week in Room 339
Qualifications: Female
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Gay Straight Alliance (GSA)
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Advisor: TBD
Description: The goals of this group is to help create a positive environment and positive relationships for all students. To provide information to students in search of it in a positive way.
Meetings: Every Thursday at 6:45 a.m. in Room 519
Qualifications: Everyone is welcome.
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Hope for Homeless (H4H)
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Advisor: Suzy Hahn: suzy.hahn@uticak12.org
Description: For students interested in helping homeless students in our building and local community.
Meetings: Last Thursday of the month at 2:15 p.m. in room 232B.
Qualifications: Open to all students.
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HOSA
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Advisor: Philip Crum: philip.crum@uticak12.org
Description: Club for students interested in medical field. Students compete in desired fields of interest and against other schools.
Meetings: Quarterly or as needed.
Qualifications: Membership and commitment to compete at regional competition.
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Key Club
https://twitter.com/IkeKeyClub
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Advisor: Linda Craun: linda.craun@uticak12.org & Linda-Ann Heldt (Utica Shelby Kiwanis Club)
Description: International student-led organization promoting the development of leadership and character through community service.
Meetings: Thursdays at 6:45 a.m. in the ECC. Service opportunities are scheduled after school, during school and on weekends. Officers also meet on Tuesday mornings.
Qualifications: Open to all students interested in community service. Members are asked to attend at least two meetings per month and sign up for service projects at least once a month.
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Meditation Club
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Advisor: Jennifer Soloman: jennifer.soloman@uticak12.org
Description: Learn to effectively explore meditation techniques. Develop your own meditation practice. Meditate for stress reduction, spiritual growth and enhance health and well-being.
Meetings: Tuesdays after school from 2:20 p.m. – 3:20 p.m. in room A232.
Qualifications: All are welcome.
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National Art Honor Society (NAHS)
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Advisor: Jennifer Ramirez: jennifer.ramirez@uticak12.org
Description: National Art Honor Society provides avenues for the recognition of the artistic talents and leadership roles for visual arts students, while spotlighting the success and community work of your school’s art program.
Meetings: TBD
Qualifications: B average or better in any art class at any time throughout your high school career. 20 hours of community service. Fee of $10.00 to join covers our membership dues to NAEA and any other events that may require funds for startup.
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National French Honor Society (NFHS) or Sociètè Honoraire de Francais (SHF)
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Advisor: Daniel Wagner: daniel.wagner@uticak12.org
Description: “The aim of this organization shall be to stimulate interest in the study of French, to promote high standards of scholarship, to reward scholastic achievements, to create enthusiasm for an understanding of Francophone cultures, and to promote international friendship.” From SHF National Constitution.
Meetings: TBD
Qualifications: Candidates must be currently enrolled in French III or higher and must maintain an A average or higher in their French classes. Students must also be French Club members and need to pay a one-time initiation fee of $5.00.
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National Honor Society (NHS)
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Advisor: Shane Smith: shane.smith@uticak12.org
Description: “The National Honor Society (NHS) is the national’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921.”
Meetings: Typically meet 1st Wednesday of every month at 6:45 a.m. in the PAC.
Qualifications: Members must demonstrate exceptional qualities in the four tenets: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. They must maintain a 3.50 or higher GPA, complete 40 service hours by graduation, and attend the monthly membership meetings.
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National Spanish Honor Society (NSHS)
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Advisor: Señora Monica Klesko: monica.klesko@uticak12.org
Description: A National Honor Society specific to high achieving students of Spanish. The organization celebrates the Hispanic culture on campus and in the community through on-site tutoring support and community outreach, among other opportunities. Members participate annually in the National Spanish Exam and may publish articles, poems and original artwork in the national club magazine, Albricias.
Meetings: The 1st Thursday of every month starting in October in Room 132.
Qualifications: Students must be a junior or senior with an Eisenhower SPA in Spanish of a 3.7+ and currently enrolled in Spanish III or higher. The new member affiliation period is typically the last two weeks of September when eligible students complete an application that includes an essay in Spanish.
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National Tech Honor Society (NTHS)
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Advisors: Philip Crum: philip.crum@uticak12.org, Ryan deCardenas: ryan.decardenas@uticak12.org & Jeffrey Kment: jeffrey.kment@uticak12.org
Description: Club is for students in the career and technical department.
Meetings: TBD
Qualifications: Must be in CTE class and have a 3.0 grade point average and completed community service hours.
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Project Outreach
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Advisors: Andrew Bulat: andrew.bulat@uticak12.org & Craig Pajak: craig.pajak@uticak12.org
Description: Our goal is to help people in need in our community and around the world.
Meetings: Twice a month after school.
Qualifications: Regular attendance at meetings and functions.
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Project Unify
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Advisor: John Morrison: john.morrison@uticak12.org
Description: Is a National club at Eisenhower that is linked directly with Special Olympics. We work with the special education/LCCE students during the year helping them to have a great high school experience. Do many events with the LCCE students including: Special Olympics, field trips, picnics, dodge ball Fridays, dance class, movie days, holiday parties, etc. We also go to varsity sporting events with them and plan events with the sports teams. Examples: BBQ with softball/baseball teams. Lunch with the hockey team and football tailgating. We also do many fundraising events with our big event being the Polar Plunge. One goals is to stop the use of the R word. “Spread the word to end the word.”
Meetings: 1st Monday of every month in the ECC.
Qualifications: Participate in at least 20 hours of community services. Attend monthly meetings and participate in at least one fundraiser to support our local Special Olympic athletes.
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Quiz Bowl
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Advisor: Gregory Diggs: gregory.diggs@uticak12.org
Description: Is a game in which two teams with five on a side compete head-to-head to answer questions from all areas of knowledge, including history, literature, science, fine arts, current events, sports, and popular culture.
Meetings: Practice on Mondays (start in September) in Room 641.
Qualifications: No GPA requirement.
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Science Olympiad
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Advisor: Susan Ogden: susanrogden@att.net
Description: Students compete in STEM areas against other schools.
Meetings: Fridays after school in the Media Center. Partners meet various times and places with their coaches.
Qualifications: Any student who loves math and science.
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Spanish
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Advisors: Señora Monica Klesko: monica.klesko@uticak12.org & Señora Kelly Warzin: kelly.warzin@uticak12.org
Description: Participates in a variety of activities to celebrate the Hispanic culture as well as partners with the French, German and Japanese clubs to celebrate our common global interests.
Meetings: Spanish club officers meet the 2nd Thursday of each month. The general membership is invited to participate in events throughout the school year.
Qualifications: Open to any student, please see an advisor for details.
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Students Taking Action Together in Christ (S.T.A.T.I.C.)
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Advisor: Kelly Warzin: Kelly.warzin@uticak12.org
Description: Meet weekly to hangout, meet new people and discuss Scripture and its application to our daily lives.
Meetings: Wednesday's from 2:15 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in room 106.
Qualifications: N/A
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Student Council (STUCO)
https://twitter.com/ikestuco
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Advisor: Amber Bronson: amber.bronson@uticak12.org
Description: Student Council gives students an opportunity to explore their leadership talents while serving as representatives for their fellow classmates. Each class has approximately 21 elected representatives. These representatives have the duty to present the needs and concerns of their fellow students at bi-monthly meetings. These representatives also serve as the planning committees for several school wide social, charitable, community support, and academic activities. The students in this club work closely with administration and staff to create a learning environment that is inclusive and supportive. They work out of the Activities Office.
Meetings: The 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month in the Media Center. Special meetings and committee meetings are scheduled as needed.
Qualifications: Must maintain a 3.0 grade point average. Member in junior and senior classes are elected by popular election in the spring. Sophomore members are selected through an interview process.
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Yoga
https://twitter.com/EisenhowerYoga
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Advisor: Gretchen Champa: gretchen.champa@uticak12.org
Description: To increase your strength and flexibility, to improve focus and concentration and to add peace and calm to your life.
Meetings: Once a week for 60 minutes after school on Wednesdays in the PAC lobby. Attendance is not mandatory.
Qualifications: Everyone is welcome.
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