Orphan Clubs are old TDSA clubs that no longer have executives running the club. These clubs are available for any student to adopt and make their own! Come to the TDSA office or email the Vice President of Campus Life, Meagan Atfield, for more information!
Below is a list of orphan clubs and their most recent club descriptions!

Jam Sessions

Jam Sessions was a club that provided a stress free environment to play or listen to music of any variety. Members were free to bring in their own instruments or sing along or just listen. 

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Trent Durham Dance Club

Combining various forms of dance to bring and manifest a diversified atmosphere to the campus community. This club was for anyone who wanted to learn through the art of dance, and for anyone that wanted to be creative beyond boundaries.

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Trent Gainz

Trent Gainz looked to create a safe and inclusive environment where Trent students could explore the world of fitness and establish long term goals with work out partners to help them meet those goals. The mortal enemy of the freshmen fifteen, Gainz looked to increase health and energy during those long winter months! 

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Trent English Student Society of Oshawa (TESSO)

"O let my books be then the eloquence and dumb presages of my speaking breast" - Shakespeare. The Trent English Students Society of Oshawa was a student run club dedicated to the appreciation of literature.