California State University, Fresno - Student Activities & Leadership Development

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ALCOHOL ADVISORY COUNCIL-STUDENT SUBCOMMITTEE:
(January, 2005) To allow students to voice their opinions on campus related alcohol issues to the alcohol advisory council. It is to educate the campus community on alcohol related issues and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

ALL THINGS FOOD AND BEVERAGE CLUB:
(September, 2005) To provide education and training on all things food and beverage (preparation, consumption, menu and meal planning, new food items, etc.), to provide a fun and relaxing environment to relieve the stresses of every day life and to cultivate new friendships with fellows Fresno State students, staff and the community.

ALPHA PHI OMEGA:
(April, 1984) To assemble college students in a national service fraternity. To develop leadership, promote friendship and provide service to humanity.

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE CLUB:
(April, 1998) 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. In addition, the organization will encourage the use and development of ASL as its primary goal.

ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY:
(August, 1965) To create a more efficient relationship among Air Force officer candidates within Air Force Reserve Office Training Corps (AFROTC); to aid in the development of effective Air Force Officers, and to further the purposes, traditions, and concepts of the United States Air Force.

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.

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO 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.

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.

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 boy 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.

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.

DEMOCRACY MATTERS:
(October, 2006) To support clean election legislation and to educate the public at large about clean elections.

FAST FORWARD CLUB:
(June, 2005) To provide academic support, mentoring and development of leadership skills; focusing on motivating students to become successful in their college experience and to give back to their community by volunteering their time and service to non-profit organizations.

JUMPSTART FRESNO:
(January, 2003) To provide college students with the leadership skills and support necessary to mentor young children in the areas of literacy, language, and social skills.

MOSTLY ACOUSTIC:
(December, 2006) To provide students with opportunities to attend acoustic performances by singer/songwriters.

N.O.R.M.L.:
(October, 2006) (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws) To garner student/public support for legislation that will help to legalize marijuana for medical, industrial, and recreational uses. The organization will also educate students about the costs and affects of cannabis prohibition as well as the benefits of alternative policies.

PEOPLE ORGANIZED FOR WOMEN'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.

POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION:
(December, 2000) To provide students with opportunities to associate with other students, faculty, government officials, and community members.

RECYCLING CLUB:
(June, 2004) To promote recycling and its importance on the California State University, Fresno campus. Its main purpose is to oversee and aid the recycling program on the campus.

RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION:
(November, 2005) To integrate the ideal of Residential Life, Housing, and Food Service and facilitate interaction of ideas between all residence hall students; to serve as the representative body of the residence hall students to the California State University, Fresno; to represent the views of residence hall students to the Associated Students of the California State University, Fresno; to provide programs of general interest for the residents of all residence halls; to provide a means whereby the residents of the California State University, Fresno may express themselves effectively through programs in areas which directly affect the students in the residence halls.

STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION:
(September, 2003) To provide services to California State University, Fresno in a way that promotes the development of California State University, Fresno; promotes the welfare of its graduates, current and former students, and friends; establish pride and tradition through the promotion of greater interaction among persons with vested interest in California State University, Fresno.

VINTAGE DAYS:
(March, 2004) To enhance the social, cultural, and recreational activities of the students, faculty and staff of Fresno State and improve the opportunity for community involvement with the university in these areas. To facilitate this, Vintage Days will combine numerous social, cultural and recreational activities into a series of coordinated programs over an extended weekend.

WOMEN’S ALLIANCE:
(February, 1980) To focus attention on the accomplishments of women and on the obstacles facing women in today’s society.

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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Updated: 05/31/2007
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