Q&A for How to Create a Cool Club Name

First, I would find out the process of how you go about starting a club at your school. Many clubs require a teacher/staff member advisor and the signatures of students who would be interested in joining.

It depends on the club. There could also be a secretary, an advertising team, and a club event planner. However, you can invent more ranks of your own.

Yes. You can keep it simple so everyone knows exactly what it is and because something too clever might make other people cringe.

Yes, that's a great idea! You don't have to worry about a club budget, and you can talk to others about anything on your mind. A club can be about whatever you want.

Sure, your club can be as large or as small as you want. Try not to exclude people, though. If others want to join, you should let them.

Think about what your club is about, come up with a few words to describe it. If none of them fit, try looking them up in a thesaurus to find synonyms that may sound cool.

You can ask your members to volunteer as candidates then have your members vote, but as your club's founder, you might want to be the president.

An online group would work best for you. Try setting one up on Facebook, tumblr, or another site of your choosing. You could even start a club of fellow homeschooled kids.

Typically, anything over four people is fine. Try to keep the membership neutral to avoid conflicts.

If you are looking to send money to a charity, you can look up details on the organization's website, call them, or visit the place itself, if they have a location in your area.

Sure, you can start however many you like, or join them together.

Yes. Having your parents in the club may help you with ideas because they have more life experience than you. But you should still ask other people, you never know if they will want to join until you ask!

Just say it isn't real and you were just pretending. Find a new club hideout and be more careful in the future.

You could come up with the main idea of the club and the name, decide where you will meet, etc., on your own and then discreetly tell the people that you want to join that they're invited. If it's secret, make sure they don't tell anyone about it.

No, but you could if you wanted to. You could ask your friends or club members to help you while you're having your first meeting, even.

That's optional and almost always unnecessary unless you intend to produce merchandise or otherwise profit off of your club name, in which case you might need to.

Try asking someone in graphic design or marketing, they may be able to help you guys decide, or even suggest alterations to your proposed logos to combine the ideas into a compromise.

Pick a random word, or a word that is somehow loosely associated with your club. Flip through the dictionary and choose a word, or you could even make up your own word by combining two words into something new.

A name suggestion can be just that! Language Learning Club for Adults or perhaps Language Academy for Adults.

Ask the members what ideas they have. Have them vote for their favorite.

Keep it simple. Brainstorm some ideas, and when you run out, decide which one is best for you.