STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

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ALPHA GAMMA RHO:
(February, 2003) To be the premier professional agriculture organization focusing on preparing its members to be better men, and providing opportunities for life long success.

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA:
(April, 1970) To cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, improve the social status of the African-American race; promote unity and friendship among college women.

ALPHA PI SIGMA:
(September, 2006) To encourage and promote academic excellence of our members through the establishment of study groups, tutoring services and mentoring.  To establish a scholarship fun to benefit members of the organization and/or transfer and high school students.  To inspire unity, friendship and sisterhood among its members; to promote and develop the attainment of leadership skills for its members in order to serve the organization and the Latino community.

ALPHA XI DELTA:
(1952) To provide a source of continuing friendships and pleasant associations among women students.

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.

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.

DELTA GAMMA:
(1951) To foster high ideals of friendship among college women, to promote their educational and cultural interests, to create in them a true sense of social responsibility, and to develop in them the best qualities of character.

DELTA SIGMA PHI:
(February, 1991) To better the members of the group with leadership and scholastics while having a good experience and bettering the university and other affiliations.

DELTA SIGMA THETA:
(March, 1980) To establish, maintain and encourage high cultural, intellectual and moral standards among its members; to engage in public service programs; and to promote and encourage achievement in education.

DELTA UPSILON:
(1968) The advancement of justice, promotion of friendship, diffusion of liberal culture, and the development of character.

DELTA ZETA:
(1928) To unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, to promote the moral and social culture of its members and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action.

INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL:
(1952) To assist and strengthen fraternities individually and collectively; to further intellectual accomplishment and scholarship of fraternities and their members; to ensure cooperation with the University unit sponsoring the IFC; to cooperate with the University administration in the maintenance of high standards; to provide a medium for the exercise of self-government of fraternity affairs; to ensure compliance with the IFC Constitution, its bylaws, and Rules and Guidelines; to maintain positive relations with the University community; to perpetuate the Basic Expectations of Fraternity Membership; to provide member fraternities with resources to serve the community; and to sponsor educational programming for the community in areas including but not limited to cultural awareness, sexism, rape prevention, alcohol and drug abuse, and AIDS prevention.

KAPPA ALPHA PSI:
(January, 1985) To encourage honorable achievement in every field of human endeavor, to unite in a fraternal bond college men of culture, patriotism, and high sense of honor, and to promote the social, intellectual and moral welfare of its members.

KAPPA ALPHA THETA:
(1953) The attainment of the highest scholarship; and to exercise the widest influence for good.

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA:
(1954) To unite women, through membership, in a close bond of friendship, seeking to instill in them a spirit of mutual love and helpfulness to the end that each member and the fraternity-at-large may attain social, moral, and intellectual excellence.

KAPPA SIGMA:
(1951) To create an atmosphere of brotherhood, and to promote academic and social advancement.

LAMBDA SIGMA GAMMA:
(June, 1991) To instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility; and promote unity and higher education amongst women.

LAMBDA THETA NU:
(December, 1990) To mainstream and open doors of opportunity to the Latinas of our community; promote sisterhood and meet the needs of Latina women in higher education.

LAMBDA THETA PHI:
(November, 2002) To serve as a source of support for students and professionals in pursuit of an education or career while promoting Latino unity.

NATIONAL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL:
(May, 1996) To create and maintain high standards in life of fraternities and sororities; to perpetuate constructive fraternity and sorority relationships; to foster an understanding of the structure and method of operation among the strategies on matters of mutual concern to affiliate organizations and to serve as the conduit for such action plans as may be developed.

NU ALPHA KAPPA:
(September, 1992) To unite and involve all students in a more harmonious and brotherly atmosphere through academic, social and cultural means; to provide opportunity for social interaction and professional development.

ORDER OF OMEGA:
(May, 2000) To recognize outstanding leadership in the Greek community.

PANHELLENIC COUNCIL:
(1954) To maintain on a high plane sorority life and inter-sorority relations within our college.  It is to further find intellectual accomplishment and sound scholarship, to cooperate with the college administration in the maintenance of high social standards and to compile rules governing rushing, pledging, and initiation on the campus.

PHI LAMBDA RHO:
(October, 1994) To promote high academic achievement in all members; to provide community service; to enhance the social and leadership skills of the members.

PHI MU:
(1951) To foster, develop and perpetuate the bonds of friendship, with emphasis at all times upon those spiritual qualities essential to effective living.

PI KAPPA ALPHA:
(September, 1989) To advance the educational and literary interests of its members, to promote social intercourse and to make, maintain and uphold a high standard of life and happiness for its members by uniting them in closer bonds of friendship and brotherly union.

SIGMA ALPHA:
(January, 2001) To promote its members in all facets of agriculture and to strengthen the bonds of friendship among them; strive for the development of leadership, professional skills, and scholarly excellence and to further develop the excellence of women pursuing career in agriculture.

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON:
The development in our individual lives of character, scholarship and personalities to improve our moral and intellectual qualities.

SIGMA ALPHA ZETA:
(September, 1995) To act as an elite multi-cultural group who promotes the upward mobility of women and enhances the community by means of education and voluntary services.

SIGMA CHI:
(1952) To cultivate and maintain the high ideals of friendship, justice, and learning.

SIGMA NU:
(1951) To bind together members by ties of true and lasting friendship; to protect, assist, advance, and encourage each other by every honorable means of power during life.

SIGMA OMEGA NU:
(June, 2005) To strive for scholastic excellence, self-improvement and Latina awareness at California State University, Fresno, as well as in the community.

SIGMA OMEGA PHI:
(February, 1996) To open minds through culture, education and unity; respect other cultures, as well as keep sight of individual upbringing and heritage; strive to recruit students to a place of higher education and increase graduating population and ultimately aim towards establishing a bond of sisterhood through trust, friendship and support.

SIGMA PHI EPSILON:
(January, 1994) To improve the quality of our lives by improving the quality of the lives of others; to develop leadership, communications, academics, and community service through the lifetime fraternal experience.

THETA CHI:
(1942) To provide mutual benefit and assistance of its members; to assist needy but deserving young men in attaining a higher education; to promote good citizenship; and to extend the highest ideals of honor, charity, tolerance and true patriotism.

UNIVERSAL GREEK COUNCIL:
(February, 1996) To unite, promote and regulate local Greek fraternities and sororities in a self-governing format at California State University, Fresno.

UPSILON KAPPA DELTA:
(March, 2004) To encourage academic excellence and furthering of education; provide an example of an ideal multicultural sorority, to inform and teach others of the definition of multiculturalism, to provide and sustain a strong sisterhood throughout a lifetime, to keep others and ourselves informed of events and issues that concern the community, to cooperate with the local community organizations in hope of improvement and to be aware of, and take part in social events.

ZETA PHI BETA:
(October, 1985) To promote finer womanhood, sisterly love, scholarships and to be involved in community service.

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