排球社 Volleyball Club
不止是“打球”。宣讲提到社团关键词是运动、友谊与社群氛围；内容覆盖训练与实战，也会聊观赛与战术理解。社团还计划更多跨社联动与更完整的活动安排，让大家在团队里持续进步。

飞盘社 Frisbee Club
从零基础也能来。宣讲内容从基本技能讲起：投掷、接盘与旋转原理；同时会系统介绍规则、组织比赛，并规划对外交流与友谊赛。目标是把“会玩”升级成“会打”，也把队友变成朋友圈。

图寻社 Geoguessr Club
这不是“纯游戏社”。宣讲强调更像一套学习体系：从宏观线索入手训练定位能力，例如道路设施、人造景观、环境与行政特征等，再配合针对性练习。适合喜欢观察、推理与地图世界的同学。

路亚社 Lure Fishing Club
宣讲重点放在“环保与可持续”。活动时间写明为周二社团课，欢迎零基础或有经验者一起入门。装备方式为自备或缴纳社费用于购置装备。想体验户外、练专注与耐心的同学可重点关注。

心理疗愈游戏制作所 Therapeutic Game Lab
方向融合心理与叙事：会做访谈与洞察讨论，搭建故事框架与分支结构，并探索视觉概念。宣讲提到上学期已有可运行原型，本学期计划在 RPG Maker 实装，推进完整剧情定稿，让想把“故事做成作品”的同学真正落地。

工程社 World Shaper Club
关键词是“做项目”。宣讲举例包括电子钟电路板、仿生蝴蝶等；模式强调一起摸索、协作完成。收获覆盖嵌入式开发、电路板设计、3D 打印、编程与项目规划，也适合想把兴趣转成技能与作品集的同学。

青年服务世界 Youth Service World Club
本期重点是“湖畔公民行动日”。宣讲提到将从“湖畔/附近”出发建立与社区的连接，走进朱家角社区的不同角落；社团内部主要做活动筹备、资源整合与落地执行。适合想做真实行动、把想法变成影响力的同学。

发改委委员毛毛乐园社 Meow Meow Land
这是“把照顾落到细节”的行动线。宣讲写道已完成猫屋建设，后续将继续做防水保暖优化、园艺美化，并规划猫咪玩具/抓板等游乐区设计；同时也会做宣传与周边、组织更多参与型活动，让更多人加入到照护与共建中。

动物探索社 Secrets of Life Club
宣讲主打“接触真实动物、缓解压力”。活动例子包括与小动物互动、无壳孵化小鸡等方向；适合想在紧张学习节奏里获得治愈、同时也愿意认真了解生命与饲养知识的同学。

发改委委员毛毛乐园社 Meow Meow Land
如果你更需要稳定的陪伴感，这条线也别错过它。宣讲不仅讲“可爱”，更讲长期维护：猫屋优化、环境美化、游乐区建设都在计划中。对喜欢动物、愿意参与持续共建的同学来说，它是一种温柔但坚定的选择。

两天宣讲结束后，舞台灯光熄了，但很多同学的心里都多了一点确定：原来校园里有这么多“同频的人”和“可以一起做的事”。我们希望社团带来的不只是活动本身，而是——你下课后有人等你一起训练、一起做项目、一起出门、一起把灵感变成作品；忙的时候有人拉你一把，开心的时候有人陪你分享。相信我们的同学们都能够选到心仪的社团，充实接下来一个学期的生活！

Volleyball Club

It's more than just "playing volleyball." The presentation highlighted the club's keywords: sports, friendship, and community atmosphere. Activities cover training and actual games, as well as discussions about watching matches and understanding tactics. The club also plans more inter-club interactions and a more complete schedule of activities, allowing everyone to continuously improve within the team.

Frisbee Club

Absolute beginners are welcome. The presentation started with basic skills: throwing, catching, and the principles of spinning. It also systematically introduced the rules, organized games, and planned for external exchanges and friendly matches. The goal is to upgrade "playing for fun" to "playing skillfully" and turn teammates into friends.

Geoguessr Club

This is not "just a gaming club." The presentation emphasized it's more like a learning system: training location skills starting from macro clues, such as road infrastructure, man-made landscapes, environmental and administrative features, combined with targeted practice. It's suitable for students who enjoy observing, reasoning, and the world of maps.

Lure Fishing Club

The presentation focused on "environmental protection and sustainability." Activities are scheduled for Tuesday club time, welcoming beginners and experienced members alike. Equipment can be self-provided or purchased through club fees. Students interested in experiencing the outdoors and practicing focus and patience should pay attention.

Therapeutic Game Lab

This club blends psychology and narrative: conducting interviews and insight discussions, building story frameworks and branching structures, and exploring visual concepts. The presentation mentioned that a playable prototype was developed last semester. This semester's plan is to implement it in RPG Maker and finalize the complete storyline, allowing students who want to "turn stories into works" to make it a reality.

World Shaper Club

The keyword is "doing projects." The presentation gave examples like electronic clock circuit boards and bionic butterflies. The model emphasizes collaborative exploration and completion. Gains cover embedded development, circuit board design, 3D printing, programming, and project planning. It's also suitable for students wanting to turn interests into skills and portfolio pieces.

Youth Service World Club

The focus for this term is the "Lakeside Citizen Action Day." The presentation mentioned starting from the "lakeside/neighborhood" to build connections with the community, venturing into different corners of Zhujiajiao community. Internally, the club focuses on activity preparation, resource integration, and execution. It's suitable for students who want to take real action and turn ideas into impact.

Meow Meow Land Club (Student Development Committee)

This is an action line focused on "caring for details in practice." The presentation stated that cat shelters have already been built. Subsequent work will involve optimizing waterproofing and insulation, gardening and beautification, and planning play areas with cat toys and scratching posts. They will also do promotional work and merchandise, organizing more participatory activities to involve more people in caregiving and co-creation.

Secrets of Life Club (Animal Exploration)

The presentation focused on "interacting with real animals to relieve stress." Activity examples include interacting with small animals and hatching chicks without shells. It's suitable for students seeking comfort in a stressful academic pace, who are also willing to seriously learn about life and animal care.

Meow Meow Land Club (Student Development Committee)

If you need a more stable sense of companionship, don't overlook this line. The presentation talked not only about "cuteness" but also about long-term maintenance: optimizing cat shelters, beautifying the environment, and building play areas are all in the plan. For students who love animals and are willing to participate in ongoing co-creation, it's a gentle but firm choice.

After the two days of presentations ended and the stage lights dimmed, a sense of certainty grew in many students' hearts: it turns out there are so many "like-minded people" and "things we can do together" on campus. We hope clubs bring not just activities themselves, but also—someone waiting for you after class to train together, to work on projects, to go out, to turn inspiration into a creation; someone to give you a hand when you're busy, and someone to share your joy with when you're happy. We believe our students will all be able to choose their favorite clubs and enrich their lives for the coming semester!