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ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY ENTERPRISES:
(November, 2003) To provide students with opportunities for managing new manufacturing technology; and provide association and interaction with the faculty and administration of Fresno State.

ADVOCATES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES:
(April, 1996) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of Fresno State and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

AEROSPACE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE:
(November, 2003) To provide students with opportunities to participate in activities relating to Air Force ROTC.  AEF is a charitable organization that helps to sponsor many Air Force ROTC events.  The main purpose is to provide alternative leadership training and team building opportunities while enhancing the morale, welfare and recreation opportunities available to Air Force ROTC Cadets.

AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDENT SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATION:
(May, 1989) To provide mentorship and support to its members and campus community.  The organization seeks also to provide outreach services to the wider community while always promoting and educating others about the African American culture.

ALPHA DELTA SIGMA:
(May, 1970) To encourage the understanding of current theories and procedures in the practice of advertising, to provide students of advertising with the opportunity to become acquainted not only with their peers both with professional practitioners as well, to encourage students to adhere to the highest ideals and principles of the practice of advertising and to instill in them a professional attitude.

ALPHA KAPPA PSI:
(1952) To further the individual welfare of its members; to foster scientific research in the fields of commerce, accounts, and finance.

ALPHA PHI EPSILON:
(October, 2006) To recognize with distinction successful civil engineering students and to help in the development of their scholarship, character, practicality, and sociability and to contribute to the betterment of the Civil Engineering department at California State University, Fresno, the civil engineering profession, and society.

ALPHA ZETA:
(February, 2006)  To be the honorary agriculture organization for graduate and undergraduate students with qualities of character, leadership, personality, and high scholastic achievement at California State University, Fresno.

AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATION - LAMBDA ALPHA EPSILON:
(December, 1988) To improve criminal justice through educational activities; foster professionalism in future law enforcement and correctional personnel.

AMERICAN HUMANICS STUDENT ASSOCIATION:
(December, 2000) Providing its members with co-curricular opportunities with the intent of enriching student professional leadership.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS:
(November, 1967) To encourage the development of a professional consciousness, to afford an opportunity for civil engineering students to become acquainted and to practice working together effectively and provide friendly contact with the engineering profession.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS:
(March, 1976) To explore the nature of the interior design profession, its development problems, leadership, and goals; promote contacts and interaction with the environmental design professionals.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS:
(August, 1992) To provide its members with opportunities to gain broader insight into the engineering profession by sponsoring meetings which will bring practicing engineers to the campus.  Arrange field trips to research engineering establishments, sponsor student projects of the teams interest, and participate in annual ASME events.  It shall also be the purpose of this organization to encourage good fellowship among mechanical engineering students and their faculty.

ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB:
(December, 1968) To promote an interest in anthropology within the college community.

APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS CLUB:
(October, 2003) To facilitate communication and networking between psychology students at Fresno State; to provide information about private and public employment and academic opportunities in Applied Behavior Analysis.

ASIAN SOCIAL WORK CLUB:
(February, 2003) To provide the social work students with interaction and support for one another, and with the administration and faculty of Fresno State; enhance cultural awareness within the university and community; promote academic success and scholastic excellence; the betterment of the profession of social work and to instill the desire for social action in the community.

ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY:
(November, 1982) To promote an increased knowledge of the science, design, development, construction, language, and applications of modern computing machinery.

ASSOCIATION FOR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT:
(December, 1983) To provide for the pursuit of knowledge in the areas of computer related information sciences.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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 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.

COLLEGIATE ENTREPRENEUR'S ORGANIZATION:
(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.

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 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.

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.

DELTA OMICRON STUDENT DENTAL ASSOCIATION:
(September, 1962)  To provide students with information in regards to health services and careers in the dental health field, dental research, dental health care prevention, and on new developments now being used in clinical denistry.

DELTA SIGMA PI:
(February, 1980) A professional business fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities and to encourage scholarship, social activity; and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice between the commercial world and students of commerce.

ECONOMICS STUDENT ASSOCIATION:
(March, 2005) To further the individual academic experience of students within the field of Economics, although not exclusive to Economics majors; to promote Economics as a field of interest, provide educational and social activities that allow for the practical application, in a non-classroom experience, of the theories and methodologies of Economics.

ENGINEERING STUDENTS JOINT COUNCIL:
(August, 1992) To promote communication between the student organizations within the College of Engineering through regular interaction, and to organize activities to promote and to enhance the social, academic, and professional welfare of engineering and construction management students of California State University, Fresno.

ENOLOGY CLUB:
(November, 1989) To further the interest in wine production and evaluation; to establish and maintain ties with the wine industry and to increase participation in the Enology program at Fresno State.

ENVIRONMENTAL/OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ASSOCIATION:
(October, 2006) 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.

ETA KAPPA NU:
(February, 1981) To promote and encourage excellence in electrical and computer engineering education; to promote and encourage among the student of Fresno State a desire for higher scholastic standing and greater knowledge in the studies prescribed in the Electrical and Computer Engineering curriculum.

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION:
(November, 1987) To assist in the professional, educational and social development of college students interested in finance, banking, and investments; provide an association for college students actively interested in these fields; and encourage interaction between business executives, faculty, and students of business and finance.

FOOD SCIENCE CLUB:
(September, 1988) To promote and increase knowledge in the food and dairy industries; to assist students interested in the field through discussions, presentations, and providing information regarding academic and professional requirements.

FORENSIC INVESTIGATION, RESEARCH AND EDUCATION (F.I.R.E.):
(December, 2006) To learn about various fields of forensic science through speakers, field trips, and other educational activities; to establish a network of contacts in the field; to aid students in establishing a career path; and to increase communication between students interested in forensics.

FRESNO READS:
(March, 2005) To provide students with meaningful academic, personal and professional development experiences and skills while tutoring local, at-risk kindergarten through sixth grade students.

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CONVENTION COMMITTEE:
(May, 1996) To develop the student leadership corps needed for the successful completion of hosting the State FFA Leadership Convention Conference held at Fresno State.

FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - FIELD DAY CLUB:
(September, 1985) To develop the student leadership corps needed for the successful completion of contests of the State Finals and FFA Field Day held annually in the months of February and April.

GALLERY CLUB:
(September, 2005) to provide students with opportunities to further understand, and actively participate in gallery functions, as well as use this experience as a springboard for future careers in the Fine Arts.  Students will be working with the community to develop new exhibition spaces, so that students will have the opportunity to exhibit their work.

GEOGRAPHY CLUB:
(November, 1967) To provide students with opportunities to expand and improve knowledge of geography, to provide an opportunity for the interaction with the faculty of the Geography Department at California State University, Fresno, to instill the desire for professional development, to inspire scholastic excellence, and cultivate civic responsibility.

GEOLOGY CLUB:
(November, 1986) To expand the geological knowledge of its members beyond the scope of the classroom; and to provide an informal, social environment for geology-oriented persons by the use of planned activities and discussions.

GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY:
(November, 1993) To recognize and encourage scholastic achievement and excellence in all undergraduate fields of study, to unite with collegiate faculties and administrators in developing and maintaining high standards of education, to provide economic assistance to outstanding members by means of annual scholarships, and to promote scholastic achievement and altruistic conduct through voluntary service.

GRAPHIC DESIGN CLUB:
(March, 1988) To inform, educate and to make aware all aspects of the Graphics/Advertising Design field to students.

HISPANIC BUSINESS STUDENTS ASSOCIATION:
(October, 1972) To increase enrollment of Chicano students in the School of Business; to develop and assist programs for economic development within the various Chicano communities and to increase the number of Chicano managers and entrepreneurs in business.

HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND:
(August, 2003) To help students leverage existing resources to attain their chosen degree, develop the pre-professional skills needed after graduation, and serve as mentors and peer resources to younger students; to encourage student to assume roles of leadership in the public and private sectors by preparing them with academic, entrepreneurial, and organizational skills.

HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION:
(October, 2000) To promote collegiality among History Graduate Students and provide supportive environment and professional opportunities.

HORTICULTURE CLUB:
(February, 1962) To promote aims and interests of Ornamental Horticulture.

HUMAN POWERED VEHICLE:
(December, 2006) To develop mechanical engineering students in the aspects of design, teamwork, and fabrication of a human powered vehicle.

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS:
(May, 1968) To disseminate the knowledge of the theory and practice of all aspects of electrical engineering, electronics, radio, allied branches of engineering or the related arts and sciences.

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS COMPUTER SOCIETY:
(April, 1990) To disseminate the knowledge of the theory and practice of all aspects of computer science and engineering or the related arts and sciences, as well as the furtherance of the professional development of the students.

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS:
(April, 1986) To further the education of students in the areas of management accounting, business ethics, and professional conduct.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION:
(April, 1980) To increase interaction and understanding among its members and to provide an ethnically diverse forum in which to encourage international perspective and global appreciation of business.  These goals are met through educating and training the members and promoting, as well as providing opportunities in international business, thus creating a partnership among students, educators and the business community.

KAPPA KAPPA PSI:
(October, 1988) To promote the existence and welfare of the college and university bands and to cultivate at large a wholesome respect for their activities and achievements.

KINESIOLOGY PEDAGOGY CLUB:
(September, 1998) To provide experience working with children, to provide opportunities for association and interaction with faculty and professional members of CAHPERD, and to promote wellness and fitness.

LIBERAL STUDIES CLUB:
(June, 2000) To provide support for students who are going into the teaching profession.

LINGUISTICS CLUB:
(March, 1976) To promote knowledge and understanding within the disciplines of the humanities, as afforded by linguistics. In addition to providing a support and information-disseminating group for linguistics majors.

MATHEMATICS CLUB:
(September, 2003) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of Fresno State and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

M.B.A. STUDENT ASSOCIATION:
(August, 2003) To promote and support the Sid Craig School of Business at Fresno State; provide fellowship among the students, faculty and alumni of the Sid Craig School of Business with the rest of Fresno State; offer programs of interest to students, faculty, and alumni of the Side Craig School of Business.

MEAT SCIENCE CLUB:
(April, 2004) To provide an opportunity to interact with faculty, administration, industry professionals and students with similar interest and to develop skills required in the meats industry.

MU PHI EPSILON:
(October, 2005) The advancement of music in the community, nation, and the world through the promotion of musicianship, scholarship, and music education, with an emphasis on service through music.

NATIONAL RESIDENCE HALL HONORARY:
(November, 2005) 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, supporting the Residence Hall Association in its desire to improve on-campus living and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

NATIONAL STUDENTS SPEECH, LANGUAGE AND HEARING ASSOCIATION:
(October, 1984) To encourage professional interest among university students in the study of normal and disordered human communication behavior.

ORGANIZATION OF PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDENTS:
(October, 1982) To provide an organization for interaction of students majoring in Physical Therapy and Pre-Physical Therapy.

PEOPLE ORGANIZED FOR WYMEN'S EMPOWERMENT AND REPRESENTATION:
(March, 2004) To garner visibility for the Women's Studies Program and to provide a forum for the empowerment of women's lives and potential.

PERCUSSION ORGANIZATION:
(September, 2006) To provide students with the opportunity to study and perform the major literature composed for and techniques pertaining to percussion instruments.  Students will interact directly with the percussion faculty, cultivating an environment conducive to professional attitudes in rehearsal and performance.

PHI ALPHA DELTA:
(September, 2005) To form a strong bond uniting students and teachers of the law with members of the Bench and Bar in a fraternal fellowship designed to advance the ideals of liberty and equal justice under law; to stimulate excellence in scholarship; to inspire the virtues of compassion and courage; to foster integrity and professional competence; to promote the welfare of its members; and to encourage their moral, intellectual, and cultural advancement; so that each member may enjoy a lifetime of honorable professional and public service.

PHI ALPHA THETA:
(November, 2002) To encourage and promote the study and understanding of history.

PHILOSOPHY CLUB:
(February, 1985) To promote interest and learning in philosophy.

PI GAMMA MU:
(May, 2006) To encourage scholarship in the social sciences.

PI SIGMA EPSILON:
(February, 1965) To create a collegiate brotherhood of men/women who are interested in the advancement of marketing, selling and sales management as a career and a profession.

POETRY JAM:
(October, 2004) To provide a place for self expression, critical thinking and artistic value while promoting cultural diversity, awareness of the importance of honoring each others' race, ethnicity, religion and sexual orientation.  We are also set up 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.

PRE-PHARMACY CLUB:
(March, 2001) To provide pre-pharmacy students with the opportunity to interact with like-minded peers as well as to inform and educate students about career options and academic requirements for pharmacy schools.

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION:
(April, 1987) To unite communication majors, minors, faculty, and staff with the entire student body of Fresno State; blending both academic and social functions in order to allow members access to career opportunities, new networks of contacts, participation in lectures held by guest speakers, and enhancing the overall education experience of the students.

PSI CHI / PSYCHOLOGY STUDENT UNION:
(September, 1962)  To advance the science of psychology; encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of the individual members of the organization in all areas of psychological science.

PUBLIC RELATIONS STUDENT SOCIETY OF AMERICA:
(March, 2000) To provide students with variable professional resources and contacts that are necessary to excel in the Public Relations field

RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS (ROTC) LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATION:
(March, 2007) To develop leadership skills to better enrich their leadership capabilities, while maintaining a goal oriented process of developing great leaders not only for the United States Army, but future leaders of America.

ROBOTICS SOCIETY:
(November, 2005) To provide student engineers with opportunities to participate in the design and construction of robotics for the purpose of education, self-improvement, exchange of ideas, and competition.

SAN JOAQUIN LITERARY ASSOCIATION:
(October, 2004)  To sponsor and coordinate 2-3 visiting writer events per AY, attracting big-name poets and writers to visit the Fresno State campus; to provide members with opportunities to plan, organize, and put on the visiting writer events, instilling a desire for extracurricular excellence and the cultivation of civic duty within the Fresno literary community; and to serve as the promotions arm for the San Joaquin Review journal, on behalf of the English Department, raising and maintaining the profile of the journal campus-wide.

SAVING MONEY CLUB:
(March, 2007) Dedicated to the finding and promoting those findings of available on and off campus tools and opportunities that can assist University students in making cost-effective decisions, and the communication of organization-relevant findings to the larger campus community.

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 IOTA:
(April, 2005) To form chapters of women college students and alumnae who have a sincere interest in music.  Also, to support the ideals and goals of the member's Alma Mater.

SIGMA ALPHA LAMBDA:
(May, 2003) To promote recognition, reward academic achievement and provide members with opportunities for community service, personal development, and lifelong professional fulfillment; to develop leadership skills through assessments, resources and life experiences and through the development of chapter driven community-based mentoring programs for the betterment of school-aged children in the community.

SIGMA LAMBDA CHI:
(December, 1986) The recognition of outstanding students in Construction Management and related fields; the rendering of service to the major field of study; the development of good relations between campus, industry, and the public; and the recognition of outstanding professional persons in construction.

SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETING CLUB:
(February, 2007) To provide students with the opportunities for association and interaction with faculty and administration of California State University, Fresno and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of Interpreter's ethics.

SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT:
(February, 1982) To improve the quality of those entering the personnel field, to increase student and faculty understanding of the business enterprise, resulting in a more successful program.

SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS:
(April, 1980) To provide its members opportunities to gain broader insight into the engineering profession by sponsoring meetings which will bring practicing engineers to the campus.

SOCIETY OF HISPANIC PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS:
(February, 1980) To develop and implement programs to assist Hispanics considering engineering as a profession.

SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS:
(September, 1979) To provide the students with opportunities for association and interaction with faculty and administration of Fresno State.

SOUTHEAST ASIAN TEACHERS:
(January, 1993) To provide various workshops and training to help future Southeast Asian student teachers to become effective teachers and to help them understand the policies of the public educational systems.

SPORT PSYCHOLOGY CLUB:
(March, 2000) To promote and improve upon the development of the sport psychology program, providing support for its students - current and former, establish a standard of educational excellence through leadership and promotion of quality interaction among colleagues and students with vested interests in sport psychology; encourage and provide opportunities to serve the university and the community through meaningful projects that will enhance understanding of sport psychology research and application.

SPORTS MEDICINE CLUB:
(July, 1997) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the Sports Medicine faculty and Athletic Administration of Fresno State; to instill the desire for self-improvement and scholastic excellence.

STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR GEOMATICS ENGINEERING:
(December, 1977) To organize and create common goals that will promote and enhance education and provide opportunities for students to interact with professionals in our field of study.

STUDENT ASSOCIATION FOR GERONTOLOGY EDUCATION:
(September, 1988) To provide students with the opportunity to meet to consider all the aspects of aging and future careers in aging.

STUDENT DIETETIC ASSOCIATION:
(April, 1982) To encourage and extend the knowledge and practice of good nutrition throughout the community.

STUDENT HEALTH SCIENCE ASSOCIATION:
(June, 1976) To expand career opportunities for students interested in the health science field. And to organize social interactions for those students who have common interests and goals in this field.

STUDENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE AGRICULTURE:
(May, 2003) To provide students with opportunities to further their education, to take part in an association, to meet and learn from practicing sustainable agronomists, to interact with faculty and administration of Fresno State and to heighten awareness of the environmentally conscious practices involved in sustainable agriculture.

STUDENTS OF ENGLISH STUDIES ASSOCIATION:
(October, 1994) To contribute to the creation of policies pertaining to the graduate student, to provide the student with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of Fresno State and to form a network for the dissemination of information vital to the pursuit of academic excellence both at the graduate level and beyond.

STUDENTS IN CONSTRUCTION:
(April, 1975) The recognition of outstanding students in Construction Management and related fields; the rendering of service to the major field of study; the development of good relations between campus, industry, and the public; and the recognition of outstanding professional persons in construction.

TAU BETA PI:
(February, 2982) To honor engineering students of California State University, Fresno who have distinguished scholarship and exemplary character.

TAU BETA SIGMA:
(February, 1962) to promote the existence and welfare of the college and university bands and to cultivate at large a wholesome respect for their activities and achievements. To honor outstanding band members through privilege of membership.

TEACHERS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE:
(January, 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.

TEACHING FELLOWS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL:
(September, 2005) To provide students opportunities to work closely with the Teaching Fellows staff at California State University, Fresno as well as the surrounding community and to instill the desire to serve within the community, excel academically, and build on interpersonal relationships.

THINKER'S CLUB:
(October, 2004)  To provide students with an opportunity to engage in open dialogue about issues related to academics, learning,, and issues related to student life.  This organization strives to provide a forum for students and faculty to come together and interact on a more intimate level; to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence, and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

TRI-BETA BIOLOGICAL HONOR SOCIETY:
(January, 2003) To function as an honor and professional society for students of the biological sciences; to stimulate interest, scholarly attainment, and investigation in the biological sciences, and to promote the dissemination of information and new interpretations among students of the life sciences.

VISUAL ARTS CLUB:
(May, 1988) To provide the students with opportunities for association and interaction with faculty and administration of Fresno State and other local known ceramics people in the community.

VITICULTURE CLUB:
(February, 1960) to further the education of all club members on the subject of viticulture through the effort of qualified viticulture industry speakers.

WELLNESS AMBASSADORS:
(October, 2006) To participate in organizing and conducting health education programs/activities for fellow Fresno State students that promote healthier lifestyles; serve as links to the campus community by building partnerships among campus clubs, organizations, and departments; to instill the desire for self-improvement, individual wellness, scholastic excellence, and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

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