CLUBS & STUDENT-LED NETWORKS
Find Your People.
Build Your Community.
Explore interests, meet students, build skills and create experiences beyond the classroom.
① JOIN A CLUB
Explore the directory and find a community that matches your interests.
② START A CLUB
Follow a simple two-phase ratification process.
③ GET SUPPORT
Access templates, policies, training and club support.
Why Clubs?
Clubs at George Brown Polytechnic create opportunities for face-to-face connection around culture, academics, hobbies, recreation, wellness and social causes. They help students build friendships, explore new interests, develop leadership and professional skills, and feel connected to campus community.
CONNECT
Meet students across programs and backgrounds.
EXPLORE
Discover interests, hobbies and causes.
GROW
Build leadership, teamwork and practical skills.
BELONG
Strengthen social bonds and reduce isolation.
Creating a Club is as Easy as 1, 2, 3
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Find Your People
Identify a shared interest, passion, hobby or cause with other George Brown Polytechnic students.2
Submit Phase 1
Complete Phase 1 of the Club Ratification Application. Once reviewed and approved, you will receive the Phase 2 link by email within 24 hours.Start Phase 1 Application →
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Complete Phase 2
Submit the remaining required documents. Once all requirements are approved, your club will be considered for ratification.Phase 2: Your Club Toolkit
Template 1 — Membership List
Collect the required club membership information.
Download Excel template
Template 2 — Club Constitution
Use the approved structure to establish club governance and operating rules.
Download Word template
Template 3 — Annual Activity & Budget
Plan activities, timelines, participation and anticipated costs for the year.
Download Excel template
Template 4 — Club Agreement & Responsibilities
Review and complete the club executive responsibilities and agreement.
Download fillable PDF
Explore Club Categories
Recreational Clubs
Promote and enhance the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of the George Brown community through traditional and non-traditional recreational activities. These clubs give students opportunities to participate in healthy, active, and enjoyable experiences outside the classroom.
Academic Clubs
Student groups focused on creating spaces for peer-to-peer learning, academic engagement, and shared areas of study or professional interest. These clubs help contribute to the academic success and development of George Brown students.
Health and Counselling Clubs
Create communities where students can come together to discuss health and wellness topics, share learning opportunities, and participate in activities that support the health and well-being of students on campus.
Social Clubs
Student collectives that enhance the George Brown student experience through cultural, religious, political, and social activities. These clubs bring students with shared interests or backgrounds together through events, initiatives, meetings, and community-building opportunities.
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Clubs & Student-led Networks Program
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Club Directory – Ratification in Progress
Please Note: The directory below shows Student Association clubs that have been ratified or are currently progressing through the 2026–2027 ratification process.
The final updated directory of ratified clubs will be published in late October 2026 once the ratification process is complete.
In the meantime, students who are interested in joining any of the clubs listed below are encouraged to connect with the club and get involved in their ratification journey. This is a great opportunity to meet club members, learn more about their activities, and become part of the club as it prepares for the new academic year.
Please note that appearance in the directory during this transition period does not confirm a club’s ratification status for the 2026–2027 academic year.
Academic Student Clubs
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Electromechanical Technology Society
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EMTS will foster a collaborative and supportive environment for students interested in electromechanical fields and industries that are electromechanical in nature. The club will host a twice-monthly speaker series, will maintain a digital library of resources and a digital space for students to seek help with studies or electromechanical questions in general, and will provide assistance to students who are seeking help with personal projects or are interested in hobbies that are electromechanical. The club will assist with networking and career advice from different industry members, and will maintain a presence at other societies and clubs around the city, giving students at George Brown the opportunity to participate and investigate different hobbies and activities that may have been closed to them previously.The EMTS will strive to realise a group project or a member project over the summer semester. The project will be decided by a vote of the membership. Members will have the opportunity to present their project to the club during a meeting part way through the winter semester. Ultimately, the goal of the club is to connect students of all years across various programs who are studying similar topics and have a similar interest in electromechanical topics.The following is a (non-exhaustive) list of electromechanical topics, both amateur and professional:RadioDrones3D printingSolar powerArduino and logic controllersMechanical systems: machine design, pneumatics, hydraulics, materials science, and kinematicsPower generation and distributionWearable computingToy-makingAnd so much more… |
Alberto Richards 101153242@georgebrown.ca |
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FINANCE, ACCOUNTING & CAREER CLUB
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The George Brown Finance Club is a beginner-friendly academic and professional development community that helps students understand finance, build practical skills, and explore career opportunities. Through interactive workshops, guest speakers, networking events, career preparation, and peer-led activities, members will learn topics such as financial statements, Excel, corporate finance, personal finance, accounting, and financial career paths in clear, everyday language. The club is open to students from all programs and experience levels, especially those who want a low-pressure place to ask questions, practise professional skills, and connect with other students and industry professionals. |
Pete Jeremy Ong PeteJeremy.Ong@Georgebrown.ca |
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GB Theatre Mice
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Theatre Mice is a club for those who love the arts and theatre. We gather to watch live plays and write reviews about them. |
Gabriel Amaral Goncalves 101539770@georgebrown.ca |
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George Brown Computer Science Club
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Computer Science Club to foster a collaborative and supportive environment for students interested in computer science and related fields. The club will host workshops, hackathons, guest lectures, coding challenges, and group projects, promoting continuous learning, peer support, and professional development in various areas of computer science, including software development, data science, and artificial intelligence. |
Caio dos Santos Cotts Quintao caio.dossantoscottsquintao@georgebrown.ca |
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George Brown Construction Field Network
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Most students wait until their third year to network. We start week one. Your network is your net worth and it will not build itself — we help each other get LinkedIn working, meet weekly, and turn classwork, site problems, and 20-minute industry conversations into Field Intelligence, network capital, and potential future job opportunities leading into summer. |
Robert Sutton 101680325@georgebrown.ca |
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George Brown Finance Society
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The goal is to build a strong finance community where students can connect, network, and have fun. The club will make finance more approachable through interactive events and real-world experiences. It will connect students with professionals and different career paths while building practical experience and confidence. |
Angel Maduewesi angel.maduewesi@georgebrown.ca |
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Georgebrown Culinary Society
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George Brown Culinary Society is a student-led academic and professional community for students interested in culinary arts, food, hospitality, and entrepreneurship. The Society provides hands-on learning opportunities through culinary workshops, competitions, guest chef demonstrations, cultural food experiences, industry networking, and community initiatives. Our goal is to help students develop practical skills, confidence, creativity, leadership, and meaningful connections within the culinary and hospitality industry |
Blessing Alasan 101667740@georgebrown.ca |
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Jewels and Gems Society
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This society aims to bridge the social gap amongst the students of three seperate programs within the Jewellery School through games night, educational lunch and learns, as well as providing opportunitirs for students to sell their work at the Casa Loma campus. |
Nurina Iman Binti Nizam 101569539@georgebrown.ca |
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3D Printing And Design Club
Under Ratification |
The 3D Printing & Design Club is a student-led club that brings together students interested in 3D printing, prototyping, and digital fabrication. The club will provide opportunities to learn about 3D printing, work on projects, share skills, and explore how 3D printing can be used across different programs and disciplines at George Brown Polytechnic. Members will also have opportunities to participate in workshops, demonstrations, events, and collaborative projects through the 3D Printing Center. |
Jada Byfield jada.byfield@georgebrown.ca |
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George Brown Business Club
Under Ratification |
The George Brown Business Club (GBBC) is an expansion of the existing George Brown Marketing Club into a broader, interdisciplinary student organization representing students across the School of Business. Rather than focusing only on marketing, the club will serve as an umbrella community connecting students from areas such as Marketing, Project Management, Financial Services, Human Resources & Logistics.The club will create opportunities for students across different programs to collaborate, network, develop professional skills, attend industry-focused events, and build stronger connections with faculty and employers. By bringing multiple business disciplines together under one organization, GBBC aims to create a more connected and inclusive business community at George Brown College. |
Umama Umama umama@georgebrown.ca |
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Supply Chain Club
Under Ratification |
The Supply Chain Club at George Brown curates events where students can come to learn, network, and socialize. We are composed of a leadership team and a member base who signs up to receive email notifications for our upcoming events made up of students at George Brown Polytechnic. Our guests include supply chain managers, executives, operations managers, recruitment agencies, etc. |
Joseph Narduzzi joseph.narduzzi@georgebrown.ca |
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UXCommunity Club
Under Ratification |
The UX Community aims to create a network of UX designers and enthusiasts within George Brown College. We will host educational events, talks, workshops, and designathons. |
Horasha Smith horasha.smith@georgebrown.ca |
Social and Cultural Student Clubs
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GB Noir Club
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Afro-Caribbean themed club at George Brown PolytechnicN urturing heritageO vercoming challengesI nspiring unityR esilience and empowerment |
Malachi Benjamin 101555346@georgebrown.ca |
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GB OLAS
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The Organization of Latin American Students (OLAS) provides students at George Brown Polytechnic with Hispanic/Latino descent with the opportunity to share their culture with all students, faculty, and staff at George Brown Polytechnic. The network welcomes all students to join this network. OLAS serves as an academic space, focusing on discussions and activities such as: education, culture, history, politics, and events. |
Cecilia Allison Bernal Guzman 101594959@georgebrown.ca |
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GB Poker Strategy and Social Club
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To foster a safe, inclusive, and social community for George Brown Polytechnic students interested in learning the theory, strategy, and mathematics of poker as a skill-based game |
Ilya Kalyaev 101470605@georgebrown.ca |
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Limitless Bible Talk
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We are non-denominational faith based club that seeks to offer open, interactive and friendly conversations about the Bible and Christianity. We hope to teach and integrate the Bible to unify, empower and encourage students to live a morally sound lifestyle if they choose to! We are an active club that participates in the GBC Community and hope to continue! |
Sav’hanna-Luisa Delgado 101578955@georgebrown.ca |
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Muslim Student Association
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The Muslim Students' Association (MSA) is a student-led club that supports the religious, social, and educational needs of Muslim students while welcoming people of all backgrounds to learn about Islam. The club organizes prayers, lectures, discussions, community service initiatives, and social gatherings that foster spiritual growth, friendship, leadership, and community engagement. Through these activities, the MSA promotes mutual respect, intercultural and interfaith dialogue, and a deeper understanding of Islam, helping create an inclusive and supportive campus community where students can connect, learn, and thrive together. |
Nabihah Alvi nabihah.alvi@georgebrown.ca |
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Seeds of Collective Change
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We are a social justice club focused on building community through food and supporting sustainability initiatives at GBP. |
Kaili Garraway kaili.garraway@georgebrown.ca |
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The Crochet and Knitting Club
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The Crochet and Knitting Club is a weekly extracurricular space that welcomes students of all skills to unwind and create. From mastering basic stitches to creating custom accessories and garments, members will learn a variety of techniques in a relaxed environment. No prior experience is required, just a desire to hang out, connect, and create. |
Anika Bijur Anika.Bijur@georgebrown.ca |
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The George Brown Sessions
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A club for George Brown students who are into music, want to learn an instrument, and want to meet other people with the same interests. We’ll host jam sessions, open mics, live performances, listening sessions, and other music events around campus. |
Alejandro Parra alejandro.parra@georgebrown.ca |
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Zine Club
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The purpose of the ZINE Club is for the students here at GBC to come together and create a small magazine surrounding a section topic. For example, last year we did "How to Survive College," where students submitted entries about themselves and skills they have learned since attending college! Once finished, we produced over 30 copies and handed them out to members. Alongside the overall goal of producing a zine, we also host different doodle and college events for students to build a little community within the ZINE Club. |
Miranda McConnell miranda.mcconnell@georgebrown.ca |
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Architectural Studies Collective
Under Ratification |
The Architectural Studies Collective is a student-run club for George Brown's School of Architectural Studies, including architecture and interior design students, with all GBP students welcome to join. We connect students across all years through on-campus events, faculty and industry connections, and give-back initiatives, while keeping student wellbeing front and centre. Built by students, for students. |
Taylor Bryce taylor.bryce@georgebrown.ca |
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BSSN
Under Ratification |
Akeelha Webster 101682678@georgebrown.ca |
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Echoes of the East
Under Ratification |
The purpose of Echoes of the East is to foster a vibrant, inclusive community for students of East African heritage and anyone interested in East African cultures. The club aims to promote cultural awareness, celebrate diversity, provide academic and social networking opportunities as well as create a welcoming "home away from home" on campus through cultural events, discussions and community engagement. |
Diomond Eyob Welderufael diomond.welderufael@georgebrown.ca |
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Korean Students' Association at George Brown (KSAGB)
Under Ratification |
The Korean Student Association at George Brown Polytechnic is a student-led community focused on supporting students’ personal, academic, and professional development. We will organize career panels, networking events, peer-support activities, and cultural events while celebrating Korean culture and bringing students together. |
Jusun Kim jusun.kim@georgebrown.ca |
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Muslim Girls Club
Under Ratification |
Only Muslim Girls Club — George Brown CollegeOnly Muslim Girls Club is an all-girls student club at George Brown College dedicated to creating a safe, welcoming, and empowering space for Muslim women on campus. The club brings together students to celebrate their faith, culture, and shared experiences while fostering a strong sense of sisterhood and community. Through social events, discussions, Mindfulness and support networks, the club aims to uplift its members academically, spiritually, and personally making college life feel a little more like home. |
Hirah Safi hirah.safi@georgebrown.com |
Recreational Student Clubs
| Club | Description | Contact |
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Byte Club
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The Byte Club is a club for hosting game nights, game servers, and in-person gatherings mainly catered to both game art and game programming students at the waterfront Daniels building. |
Michael Mckall michael.mckall@georgebrown.ca |
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Design Forge
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Design Forge is a creative community at George Brown Polytechnic that brings together students passionate about game art, graphic design, concept art, UI/UX, animation, 3D modeling, and digital creativity. Our mission is to help students learn, collaborate, and grow through hands-on workshops, game jams, portfolio reviews, design challenges, guest speakers, networking events, and creative social gatherings. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced designer, Design Forge provides a welcoming space to build skills, share ideas, and connect with like-minded creators while preparing for careers in the creative industry |
Jasgun Singh 101579495@georgebrown.ca |
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Estudyanteng Pinoy SA GB
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One of our primary goals is to foster a sense of community among Filipino both domestic and international students. Hence, we plan to organize regular social events, cultural celebrations, and networking opportunities that allow members to connect with each other, share experiences, and provide mutual support. |
Evan Pereira Evan.Pereira@georgebrown.ca |
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French Conversation Group
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Club members practice their French oral skills. We talk about different topics such as school news, events that are happening nearby, etc.Have events where we watch French movies and play French songs |
Rhaven-Symone Wynter rhaven.wynter@georgebrown.ca |
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GB Lift Club
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GBC Lifts exists to promote interest and participation in powerlifting, bodybuilding, and general strength training among George Brown College students. Our mission is to build a welcoming and supportive community for lifters of all experience levels, host regular lifting meet-ups, in-house competitions, and workshops. We will also provide education on lifting techniques, safety practices, and training methods, while encouraging confidence, discipline, and personal growth through strength training. |
Dhruv Gandhi dhruv.gandhi@georgebrown.ca |
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GB Theatre Mice - The Musical
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Theatre Mice: The Musical is a club for those who love the music and theatre. We gather to watch live plays and start discussion groups about them. |
Gabriel Amaral Goncalves 101539770@georgebrown.ca |
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GBP Drawing Club
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GBP Drawing Club is an art-based club where students and alumni can be creative. Our club members will explore different drawing techniques and sketch their way to becoming experienced artists. |
Isaac Nizamudin isaac.nizamudin@georgebrown.ca |
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GBP Huskies Esports
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Our esports club is dedicated to competing at the highest level of collegiate esports while proudly representing George Brown. We aim to build strong competitive teams that can challenge the best in order to deliver strong results and put together interactive events for our community both online and in-person. We are dedicated to making George Brown a recognized name in the collegiate esports scene while building engaging, welcoming, and fun community for everyone who shares a passion in gaming. |
Joshua Zaakir Joshua.Zaakir@georgebrown.ca |
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InnoVerse Club
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InnoVerse Club is a student-led innovation community that connects students from diverse academic backgrounds to collaborate, exchange perspectives, and develop innovative ideas. By encouraging interdisciplinary teamwork through projects, events, discussions, and hands-on activities, the club helps students combine knowledge from different fields and turn ideas into practical solutions. |
Kiana Sepasian kiana.sepasian@georgebrown.ca |
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Salvage and Repair Club
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We take broken or spare things, and either repair it, or make it into something else, or use parts to repair something else |
Darren So darren.so@georgebrown.ca |
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Women In sports
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The women in sport club aims to promote gender equity, provide support and empowerment for students interested in sports, offer skill development opportunities, advocate for women’s sports, engage with the community, and provide networking opportunities for its members. Some of our initiatives have included Learn to Lift with a female personal trainer, change room essentials kits for GBC women’s sports teams, and an end of year Canada women’s soccer watch party. |
Iman Bhanji iman.bhanji@georgebrown.ca |