STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER (C):  

CADUCEUS:
(October, 1977) To enable better communication between pre-health students and health career universities to give pre-health students a better understanding of the graduate application process, and to provide information via guest speakers, lecturers, and special events.

CALIFORNIA NURSING STUDENTS ASSOCIATION:
(December, 1971) To organize nursing students into a body which will endeavor to meet the educational and social needs of its members.

CALIFORNIA STATE SPANISH ASSOCIATION:
(May, 2006)  To provide activities to share the diversity of our Latin culture with others.  The most important idea is help all the members to be integrated as a society; to offer successful tools to who has chose Spanish as their major or minor in the development of their career.  However, students from any ethnic or major are welcome to join this Hispanic organization.  We require people willing to share their time and abilities for the community.

CAMBODIAN COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION:
(October, 1987) To preserve and promote the history and culture of Cambodia; promote higher education and leadership; build strong friendships and networks; unite the Cambodian community; and have fun.

CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST:
(November, 1969) To foster a knowledge of Jesus Christ and Biblical Christianity among the students of Fresno State.

CAMPUS PEACE AND CIVIL LIBERTIES COALITION:
(November, 2001) To explore the historical underpinnings of modern conflicts and to promote peace, protect civil liberties, and eliminate racial profiling through education and social action.

CAPOEIRA BRASIL CLUB:
(September, 2005) To promote Capoeira and other aspects of Brasilian culture to the campus of CSU, Fresno; to promote student mental and physical health in the form of aerobic exercise and the discipline of a martial art; and to strive to extend itself to the civic community at large by participating with other on and off-campus groups in cultural events and the like.

CATHOLIC STUDENTS ASSOCIATION:
(September, 1962) To provide for the spiritual and intellectual advancement of its members.

CENTRAL VALLEY VERITAS:
(March, 2004) To bring the campus community together; to consider and discuss Truth in all of its forms; in light of the existence of the living God, Jesus Christ.

CHEMISTRY CLUB:
(October, 1984) To provide an opportunity for students of chemical science to become better acquainted, to secure the intellectual stimulation that arises from professional association, to foster a professional spirit among members, to instill a professional pride in the chemical sciences, and to foster an awareness of the responsibilities and challenges of the modern chemist.

CHI DELTA BETA:
(April, 2000) To provide an opportunity for men to enhance knowledge and skills that will assist them in personal development.

CHI RHO OMICRON:
(May, 1995) To promote understanding, enrichment, and appreciation of Pilipino culture, history, and heritage through a brotherhood/family environment; to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence, and the cultivation for civic responsibility.

CHI SIGMA PHI:
(January, 1999) To promote scholarship, research, professionalism and excellence in the counseling field, and to recognize high attainment in the pursuit of academic and clinical excellence in the field of counseling.

CHICANO HEALTH EDUCATION:
(November, 1972) To increase the amount of Chicano health professionals and provide a means by which its membership could express its position on matters relative to the health of the Mexican-American communities.

CHICANO WRITERS & ARTISTS ASSOCIATION:
(November, 1990) To promote, encourage and provide an outlet for the artistic and literary expression of Fresno State students who have a Chicano background, or identify strongly with Chicanoism and/or the Latino culture.

CHICANOS IN LAW:
(October, 1977) To promote student interest in the problems and concerns of the Chicano in relationship to the legal system as it affects them, various career options in law, and the professional steps necessary to prepare a career in law.

CHINESE LION DANCE CLUB:
(January, 2005) To teach club members Chinese Lion Dance which consists of Chinese martial arts, flexibility and acrobatic skills. Fresno State Lion Dance Club will teach club members the discipline that is taught in the practices.

CINECULTURE:
(March, 2005) To promote cultural awareness and address diversity issues through a weekly film series open to California State University, Fresno and the Central Valley community.

CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL:
(March, 2002) To fulfill the objects and vision of Circle K, such as providing clubs a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service, and to build better communities.

CLARINET ASSOCIATION:
(October, 2004) To provide students with opportunities to perform for other members and for the community; provide students with the opportunity to interact with faculty and administration of California State University, Fresno.

COLLEGE DEMOCRATS:
(August, 1989) To educate the student body about current political events.

COLLEGES AGAINST CANCER:
(December, 2005) To provide students with opportunities to collaborate with faculty and staff to fight cancer, volunteer for the American Cancer Society, and to improve college communities by instating and supporting programs of the American Cancer Society.

COLLEGIATE ENTREPRENEUR ASSOCIATION:
(December, 1989) To promote the exchange of ideas and the teachings that will provide the collegiate entrepreneur with an advantageous background in the area of entrepreneuring.

COMMUNICATION GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION:
(October, 2006) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of California State University, Fresno; to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

THE CORE:
(May, 2007) To equip young adults and college age students to make the best decisions possible.  We are committed to building people for a better life through connecting with our young adults and understanding that it is about a relationship with Jesus Christ, not a religion.

COUNCIL OF PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARS:
(July, 1998) To promote the enrichment of the mind as well as develop leadership skills for future Fresno State ambassadors.

CRAIG BUSINESS SCHOLARS:
(August, 1999) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of Fresno State University and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

CRIMINOLOGY MOCK TRIAL ASSOCIATION:
(December, 2005) To provide learning tools for students interested in law school; to encourage teamwork; to develop a better understanding of the law and trial proceeding; develop communication, public speaking, and argumentation skills; and to prepare students for future careers involving the law.

CSUF COLLEGE REPUBLICANS:
(January, 1996) To allow Republican students and community members an alternative to other political organizations, through which they can express and practice their political ideals and congregate in an environment conducive to Republican philosophy; to assist students and community members in their efforts to promote Republican ideals at the university and community level, to further the aims of the Republican parties of California and the United States of America; to inculcate the high ideals of American Conservatism and the Republican parties of California and the United States; to promote those ideals at the university level and all the levels of government, and to promote and assist those Republican candidates that adhere to those ideals and to support those students on campus that seek and/or attain office within the university’s Associated Students Incorporated “government,” who intend to implement Republican ideals at the university level and are members of The Chapter.

CULINOLOGY CLUB:
(March, 2007) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with other students, members of the Food and Nutritional Science Department and College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology, members of the community and related industries who are interested in culinology.  We also strive to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

CYCLING CLUB:
(November, 2005) To train and/or compete in the sport of cycling; to promote the sport of cycling; to be an advocate for the rights of cyclists.

Contact Information:
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University Student Union, Room 306
5280 N. Jackson M/S SU36
Fresno, CA  93740-8023
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