Clubs & Coordinators
Our diverse clubs nurture talents, creativity, leadership, and social responsibility among students.
The various clubs of the college are established with the aim of promoting the all-round development of students by nurturing their talents, creativity, leadership qualities, and social responsibility. These clubs provide students with opportunities to explore their interests beyond academics, build self-confidence, develop teamwork, and actively participate in meaningful activities that contribute to their personal and professional growth.
Performing Arts Club
The Performing Arts Club, popularly known as Aestheticism Club, provides a vibrant platform for students to showcase and nurture their talents in dancing, singing, music, drama, and theatre. The club encourages students to express themselves creatively, build self-confidence, and overcome stage fear through regular performances, cultural programmes, and artistic activities. It also promotes teamwork, discipline, and appreciation for the performing arts.
- Ms. Banrihun Ryntathiang
- Ms. Phibawanhun Syiem
- Ms. Rishalin Kharkongor
Eco Club
The Eco Club, known as Green Defenders, aims to create environmental awareness and encourage students to adopt eco-friendly practices. The club promotes the conservation of natural resources, environmental sustainability, and a holistic approach towards protecting nature. Through awareness campaigns, cleanliness drives, tree plantation programmes, and environmental activities, the club inspires students to become responsible caretakers of the environment.
- Ms. Phiba D Thawbroi
- Ms. Monica Mawlong
Tourism Club
The Tourism Club, Eastern Roots Travel, seeks to educate students about the significance of tourism and its impact on society, culture, economy, and politics. The club encourages students to appreciate cultural diversity, heritage, and sustainable tourism practices. It also provides opportunities for students to develop communication, hospitality, and organizational skills through educational trips, tourism-related activities, and awareness programmes.
- Sir Seiborlang Mawlong
- Ms. Donna L. Thabah
Literary and Fine Arts Club
The Literary and Fine Arts Club, known as Book & Artistry, is dedicated to fostering creativity, critical thinking, and artistic expression among students. The club encourages reading habits, creative writing, public speaking, and independent thinking while also promoting artistic talents such as painting, drawing, and sketching. It provides students with a platform to showcase their creativity and develop confidence in expressing their ideas and artistic abilities.
- Ms. Larishisha Syiem
- Ms. Careen L. Ramsdam
- Sir Constantine Dohtdong
Health & Wellness Club
The Health & Wellness Club, Rise and Thrive, focuses on promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being among students. The club creates awareness about health-related issues and encourages healthy lifestyles through fitness activities, wellness programmes, counselling awareness, and health campaigns. It aims to instil the importance of self-care, balanced living, and mental resilience in students.
- Ms. Chelciamin Khongsit
- Ms. Auxilliary Khonglah
- Ms. Pyniasuk Lyngdoh
ICI Club
The ICI Club is committed to building a technologically aware and innovative student community. The club encourages students to explore creativity, innovation, and responsible use of technology for the betterment of society. Through workshops, seminars, competitions, and technology-based activities, the club helps students enhance their technical knowledge, problem-solving skills, and digital literacy.
- Sir Jerry Welton Nongsiej
- Sir Samson Basumatary
- Ms. Baiahunlang Shanpru
Sports Club
The Sports Club, known as the Christalite Sports Association, aims to promote physical fitness, discipline, teamwork, and leadership among students through sports and games. The club provides a structured platform for students to participate in both recreational and competitive sports activities. It encourages sportsmanship, healthy competition, and overall physical development while fostering unity and cooperation among students.
- Sir Jerry Welton Nongsiej
- Sir Constantine Dohtdong
- Ms. Baiahunlang Shanpru
Red Ribbon Club
The Red Ribbon Club is dedicated to promoting awareness about HIV/AIDS and fostering compassion, empathy, and social responsibility among students. The club works towards eliminating stigma and discrimination against People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) through awareness campaigns, health education programmes, and community outreach activities. It also encourages students to cultivate a spirit of service, care, and inclusiveness.
- Ms. Noblelyne Nongkynrih
- Sir Jerry Welton Nongsiej