STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER (B):

B# VIDEO CLUB:
(March, 2004) To provide students with an opportunity to participate in video productions and activities to further develop their skills in the field.

BADMINTON CLUB:
(April, 2007)  To provide students and faculty members the enjoyment of the sport of badminton.

BEEKEEPING CLUB:
(February, 2007) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of California State University, Fresno and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

BETA ALPHA PSI:
(December, 1969) To encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence to promote the collegiate study of accountancy; and provide opportunities for association among its members and practicing accountants.

BETA IOTA PHI:
(March, 2006) To educate and promote cultural awareness through the unity of sisterhood, community service and education.

BETA PHI EPSILON:
(March, 2006) To build awareness through cross-cultural sisterhoods, while servicing the campus community immediate and abroad.

BLACK STUDENTS UNITED:
(May, 2006) To provide Black students a collective voice on campus, provide academic survival, while promoting cultural, social, and political awareness and involvement.

BOOST ALCOHOL CONSCIOUSNESS CONCERNING THE HEALTH OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS (B.A.C.C.H.U.S.):
(January, 2003) To educate peers in promoting healthy lifestyles and help peers in making responsible choices.  It will also provide programming to help this cause.

BRAIN TRUST:
(March, 2001) To provide students with the opportunity to compete in intramural and inter-collegiate academic competitions.

BUDDHIST STUDENTS FOR PEACE THROUGH DIALOGUE:
(January, 2004)  To provide the opportunity for the members to learn about Humanism, Buddhism, and the Soka Gakkai International movement; create an environment of understanding and mutual respect; invite faith leaders to provide interfaith perspectives; celebrate the religious diversity of students; and not to convert, instead to encourage and promote the understanding of humanity's interconnectedness and shared responsibility to assist each other in creating values consistent with the SGI.

BULLDOG BOWLING CLUB:
(September, 1982) To promote intercollegiate bowling on campus and in the community; provide to those students interested in the sport of bowling the opportunity to compete in organized, intercollegiate competition both locally and at the national level; and conduct fund raising activities to provide supplemental financial support to the program.

BULLDOG HOCKEY CLUB:
(June, 1993) To provide structure, regulate operations, and promote the quality of collegiate ice hockey.

BULLDOG MEN'S WATER POLO CLUB:
(September, 2005) To provide a competitive opportunity for students interest in the sport.

BULLDOG PERFORMANCE COUNCIL:
(April, 2007) To provide Art & Humanities students with opportunities to perfect their craft through on-campus, public performances; foster an environment conducive to inter-departmental collaboration; and promote the proliferation and visibility of the arts & humanities at California State University, Fresno.

BULLDOG STUDENT ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
(March, 1996) To bring the student athlete community together by bridging the gap between all athletes to create relationships between student athletes and the community by organizing community service efforts, to generate a voice from within the student athlete community and be the liaison between the administration, coaches, faculty and staff at Fresno State to provide feedback to the athletic administration on proposed conference and NCAA legislation and adv8ise the athletic administration on how to spend NCAA funds.

BULLDOG WATER POLO:
(September, 2000) To provide competitive opportunities for students interest in the sport of water polo.

BULLDOGGER RODEO CLUB:
(January, 1960) To increase and maintain interest of college students in rodeos and other functions of the west.

Contact Information:
Student Activities and Leadership Development
University Student Union, Room 306
5280 N. Jackson M/S SU36
Fresno, CA  93740-8023
(559) 278-2741
(559) 278-7786 fax
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