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A.C.E. / Architecture, Construction, Engineering

ACE Club is part of the ACE Mentor Program, a national organization that pairs mentors from the architecture, construction and engineering industries with students in order to complete a design project. Both MDSA and MSJ students work together to gain knowledge about the different components of the construction industry, present their final design at the final presentation event and seniors are eligible to apply for ACE scholarships. This is a Spring Semester Club that meets weekly at MSJ.
Academy Ambassadors

The goal of the Academy Ambassadors Club is to develop the skills of each student in becoming an excellent leader. Ambassadors interact with students interested in attending Mount de Sales and are expected to enthusiastically share their experiences as Sailors.
Art Club

This club is for artists of all skill levels! Whether you have been drawing since you could hold a pencil or can only draw stick figures the Art Club is for you. The club meets monthly and will be a blend of open creative time as well as guided workshops that will explore various topics of the art world.
Bible Study

A 6-8 week Student Bible Study will be offered various times throughout the school year (Fall, Winter, Spring). Sign up will be advertised at the beginning of each session.
Book Club

Members of the book club seek to engage their love of reading in a positive, intellectual environment outside the classroom. Students are able to foster and lead community of like-minded individuals in appreciation and understanding of new and favorite books while extending their minds as they process and interpret the perspectives and opinions of their peers. Through a variety of genres, selected and chosen by students, they experience a lively exchange of ideas with their peers and co-constructing a richer and deeper understanding of literature. Members of the book club meet on a monthly basis. All are welcome!
Culinary Arts Club

The Culinary Club seeks to gather students with an interest in cooking (regardless of experience) for a time of food and fellowship. Together we will learn how to make tasty and nourishing recipes, develop helpful cooking skills, and experience how food brings people together.
Dance Club

This club is open to all students who enjoy dancing, no experience necessary! Club members will learn a variety of choreography throughout the year and will be given several performance opportunities both on campus and off campus. Highlights include the Homecoming Flash Mob, the Christmas Assembly, and a Spring Field Trip. Dance Club will meet once a month during Open Break. Additional optional rehearsals will be held after school in the weeks leading up to each performance.
Drama Club

The Drama Club offers an opportunity for creative minds to collaborate on theatre activities and grow as an artist. During the first semester students will get introduced to acting through improvs and games as well as theatre tech. All students are welcomed whether a novice to the craft or an experienced artist.
Dream Club

The Dream Club is an all-inclusive club whose members seek to celebrate achievements toward the American dream; seek to humbly acknowledge where we, as human beings and in institutions, fall short of that dream; seek to prayerfully work towards making that dream indeed a reality for all; seek to educate ourselves and others about racial, cultural, and ethnic issues; and seek to engage in genuine conversations about how our understanding of race, culture, and ethnicity contribute uniquely to each of our identities as children of God, made in His Divine Image.
Environmental Club

This club seeks to increase environmental awareness for students on both a personal and school community level. Students will have the opportunity to promote environmental action projects, learn about current environmental issues, attend environmental presentations, and experience nature through field trip excursions.
Fitness for Life Club

This weekly club's mission is to cultivate a healthy student life experience outside of the classroom. This club is designed to give students who are not athletes an opportunity to participate in an athletic club, learn to use the weight room and further encouraging a culture of involvement among the students.
G.I.R.L. Club (Girls' Initiative for Rising Leaders)

Our club' purpose is to provide young women with the needed skills to succeed as leaders while encouraging them to utilize their talents in order to reach their ultimate potential. Optional service opportunities are available to our members.
Game Club

This club celebrates intelligence, creativity, strategy, and fun. You might not find many classics like Monopoly, Risk, or Yahtzee. Instead, you will find newer games that embrace strategic thinking, decisions that matter, learning how to work with someone else (or possibly against someone else), or potentially just a way to laugh a bunch! Games rules are taught at each meeting and new games are introduced all the time.
Global Outreach (GO) Club

As a club, G.O. focuses on ways we can live out the mission of service by helping those around us in need. Whether it is service in our home communities, the Mount de Sales Community or the larger community of Maryland and beyond we strive to introduce others to Christ through our actions. We offer a variety of service opportunities, from collecting essential items for the homeless via Toiletries for Tara drive to fundraising a school in Haiti. Inspired by Tara Howard, class of 2005.
Golf Club

Golf Club offers an opportunity for all levels of golfers from beginner to pro. Our beginners have the opportunity to experience the game for the first time with trips to the driving range for basic lessons and then on to an actual course. For the pro or experienced golfer it offers the chance to improve while sharing her knowledge with other golfers. Our young ladies are encouraged to experience a game that will be viable for a lifetime while learning the essential of exercise in good health. Spare clubs are available for both right and left handed golfers so they can realize their desire to play the game.
Graphic Design and Production Club

This club's culminating project is the publication of Lighthouse Magazine. During the first semester students learn InDesign through practice projects including publicity jobs from other clubs. 2nd semester is devoted to creating the Lighthouse publication.
Guardians of Life

The Guardians of Life club engages in learning and activism to promote a culture of life at Mount de Sales. Past meetings have included Students for Life trainings, listening to pro-life speakers, preparing for the March for Life, and hosting a baby shower to collect donations for a local pregnancy center. All students are welcome to join!
Medical Club

The Medical Club welcomes students who would like to use their gifts and talents in a medical or healing profession, with opportunities to learn about different medical fields from guest speakers and projects. The club will meet once a month.
Mercy Night Committee

The Mercy Night committee is comprised of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are interested in helping to plan and run Mercy Nights for their fellow students. This is not a club as much as an event planning committee. Spots are limited, so if you feel called to lead your fellow students closer to Christ in this way please reach out to Miss Bolesta.
Mock Trial

Mock Trial is an interscholastic competition that gives students the opportunity to learn about legal proceedings and contemporary legal issues in Maryland through friendly competition before professional judges and attorneys. Students receive a case and prepare, with the assistance of attorney coaches, the faculty advisor, and their peers, to argue that case against Mock Trial teams from other public and private schools located in Baltimore & Harford Counties. Participation in Mock Trial increases students' awareness of current issues and hones the skills of argumentation, thinking on one's feet, and public speaking. This club runs from October-March.
Music and Jazz Club

The Music/Jazz Club is a place to listen and learn more about Jazz music and its influences. We will listen to and discuss some of the most influential jazz recordings in a laid-back environment.
Outdoor Adventure Club

This club provides opportunities for students to engage in a variety of outdoor sports such as hiking, ultimate frisbee, and more.
Personal Style Club

Students learn and discuss sustainable fashion to match one's personal style, including upcycling, fashion on a budget, and more.
Prom Committee

Prom Committee is comprised of Senior interested in helping to plan the Junior/Senior Prom for their fellow students. Spots are very limited and will be considered for seniors who have the time to commit to taking a lead role in planning this spring event. If you are an organized leader interested in being on Prom Committee, please reach out to Mrs. Jung.
Socratic Club

Thought-provoking presentations from students, faculty, or staff who want to open conversation on a topic of interest to all. Each short presentation will be followed by a dialogue as lively as the participants. The members will also promote attendance at local events of philosophical interest, such as talks of the Thomistic Institute.
Sodality

Our mission is to cultivate faith in Jesus through devotion to Mary. Sodality was started in 1852 making it the first and oldest club at Mount de Sales. We host and assist at many school events including faith-based book studies, student witness panels, the living rosary and much more. We strive to be models of faith in action and are committed to pray for our school.
Stitch Club

The Stitch Club will focus on learning hand sewing techniques that will then be used to create historically accurate clothing pieces or other craft items. Learn about the history of fabrics and garments as you construct your own projects. Plans for future expansion with knitting depending on ability and interest.
Student Council

Student Council members are elected in the early spring for the following school year. Interested students should reach out to their homeroom teacher or Student Council Moderators: Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Greene.
Support the Troops

Students work toward serving the men and women who serve our country. Events include letter writing, preparing care packages and welcome home events at BWI.
Wellies Club

This clubs focus is to help students learn more about overall wellness by focusing on how to improve our own wellness and by bringing wellness opportunities to the school community. Focus on 6 dimensions of wellness.

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