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Are there online clubs for remote college students?

My college doesn't have any remote clubs. Should I join a online group instead of a club?

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Karissa’s Answer

Hi Genevieve,

Yes! Joining an online club or group could be very beneficial! There are many different forums you can participate in, I suggest researching what groups/clubs are available that align with your major/degree of interest. This could provide you with some additional experience and exposure that could be helpful in the future! Also - I suggest looking at different volunteer activities you can do online too!
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Sikawayi’s Answer

Hello Genevieve, thank you for your question. Yes, there are clubs and online activities for students who are interested in joining a club or join one of the athletic teams. I'm sure if you look on your school's website, you'll find something you are interested in. I was and online students as well, so I do understand the need to connect with your peers. Best of luck
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Casey’s Answer

Hi Genevieve! This is a great question and I'm so glad to hear that you are looking to join some virtual groups/clubs! They can be extremely valuable in connecting with others whose personal and/or career goals and interests align with yours :) I would definitely suggest searching on LinkedIn to see if there are virtual groups that match what you are looking for! Online groups are also a great way to start building your network and creating professional relationships. This will help tremendously down the line when you're looking for a career opportunity post-graduation. Best of luck and I hope this helps!
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Patricia’s Answer

Hi Genevieve,
It's so great to get out of your comfort zone and join a group or forum(s) of interest The Web makes it so easy to reach out and find an activity that resonates with you. I would recommend making a list of what you enjoy, what you're interested in and what is related to the field of study you are majoring in and then start your search from there. Colleges/Universities usually have forums for their students to connect. You might be able to network and leverage information from a community of students that you already have something in common with.

Good Luck Genevieve. You're already on the right track.

Patty
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Vanitha’s Answer

Hi Genevieve! to add to the already suggested advice, I would recommend finding such groups on LinkedIn, MeetUps, and Zooniverse. Zooniverse Team has some cool project opportunities in real cutting-edge research solving in many fields across science, humanities and more that you can partake from any part of the world
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Debra’s Answer

Yes, any opportunity to join a group or organization will be helpful to you in the future.
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