RECREATION ASSOCIATION:
(September, 1962) To organize all students interested in recreation for the purpose of promoting, broadening, and improving recreational opportunities for students at Fresno State.

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.

REDWAVE VOLLEYBALL CLUB:
(May, 1995) To provide a climate resulting in physical fitness, skill development, social interaction, and cognitive development of volleyball, through interactions with the faculty and coaches of Fresno State, as well as interested persons in the community. In addition, the organization will sponsor at least one Competitive Club Men’s Volleyball team.

REDZONE:
(December, 2005) To raise student attendance at Fresno State athletic events and improve the quality of the experience at athletic events.

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.

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.

REVOLUTION:
(September, 2004) To initiate and develop discipleship relationships with Jesus among the students and community of California State University, Fresno.

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.