Extracurricular Fair 2025

Feria de extracurriculares 2025

Zamorano hosted a lively Extracurricular Fair 2025 last Wednesday evening, bringing together students from various fields of study to explore a wide range of clubs and activities beyond the classroom. The event, held on campus, created a dynamic and engaging atmosphere where students could learn about the many opportunities available to enrich their academic and personal experiences.

The fair aimed to support the holistic development of students by showcasing a diverse selection of clubs and groups covering everything from spiritual activities to science, innovation, art, culture, wellness, and social impact. Each club is dedicated to fostering creativity, learning, collaboration, and social responsibility, offering students valuable tools to grow in various aspects of their lives.

With this approach, Zamorano continues to provide students with spaces for personal, academic, and social growth, encouraging them to actively participate in extracurricular activities that enhance their education and prepare them for the future.

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