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ABSN Honor Society provides a supportive social, academic, and professional network for California State University, Los Angeles PaGE nursing students. We promote academic excellence, professional achievement, and a positive nursing culture. The purpose(s) of this organization shall be: To increase Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing students’ visibility on campus To foster a social and professional nursing network amongst CSULA nursing students To provide additional resources to support PaGE nursing students in their academic endeavors and subsequent transition to registered nursing. To bolster the reputation of the Patricia A. Chin School of Nursing by encouraging high academic and professional standards among California State University, Los Angeles nursing students. To establish and grow a positive nursing culture in the academic and professional realms. To encourage self-care and promote physical and psychological wellness among nursing students and nurses.

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The Accounting Society at California State University, Los Angeles is dedicated to providing students with lucrative job and internship opportunities, comprehensive business skill set training, and extensive career development resources. Our goal is to prepare students for success in the field of accountancy through practical experiences, valuable networking opportunities, and professional guidance. We aim to foster an inclusive, supportive, and encouraging environment for all aspiring accountants at Cal State LA. Our mission is to help students break out of their comfort zones, gain industry exposure, and forge lasting connections that contribute to their professional growth and personal development. These efforts reflect our core values of community and professionalism. For more information or inquiries, please reach out to our President’s email listed or visit @as.csula on Instagram!

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PurposeThe purpose of the Afro-Latin Music Salsa Club at California State University, Los Angeles is to preserve, celebrate, and promote Afro-Latin music, with a special emphasis on salsa as a vital cultural and artistic tradition. The club exists to educate students about the history, rhythms, and contributions of Afro-Latin music while creating a vibrant, inclusive space where culture, creativity, and community thrive. ObjectivesThe objectives of this organization are to: Cultural Awareness – Promote knowledge of Afro-Latin music’s history, cultural significance, and global impact. Preservation – Preserve salsa and other Afro-Latin musical traditions through education, performance, and storytelling. Community Engagement – Provide opportunities for students to connect and build community through music, dance, and cultural exchange. Education – Host workshops, lectures, and conferences to deepen understanding of Afro-Latin contributions to music and culture. Performance and Creativity – Organize concerts, open mic nights, jam sessions, and exhibits to encourage artistic expression and student participation. Collaboration – Partner with campus departments, local artists, and cultural organizations to expand learning opportunities and cultural impact.

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The Chapter exists to (a) promote aviation safety, education, and community; (b) connect students with AOPA resources, mentorship, and industry networking; (c) support members’ professional development through events, speakers, and service; and (d) uphold the values and policies of AOPA and California State University, Los Angeles.

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Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated Develops Leaders, Promotes Brotherhood and Academic Excellence, While Providing Service and Advocacy for our communities. The Objectives of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated are as follows: To stimulate the ambition of its members, to prepare them for the greatest usefulness in the causes of humanity, freedom, and dignity of the individual, To encourage the highest and noblest form or manhood, and To aid downtrodden humanity in its efforts to achieve higher social, economic, and intellectual status. Founded on December 4, 1906, at Cornell University by our 7 founders, known as our Jewels. The Alpha Delta chapter is the 26th House of Alpha. Chartered on the campus of the University of Southern California, February 2, 1921. The Alpha Delta chapter is the first chapter of any NPHC organization to be chartered on the West Coast.

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Alpha Phi Omega is a national co-ed service fraternity organized to provide community service, leadership development, and social opportunities for college students. The purpose of the fraternity is "to assemble college students in a National Service Fraternity in the fellowship of principles derived from the Scout Oath and Scout Law of the Boy Scouts of America; to develop Leadership, to promote Friendship, and to provide Service to humanity; and to further the freedom that is our national, educational, and intellectual heritage." Alpha Phi Omega's primary focus is to provide volunteer service within four areas: service to the community, service to the campus, service to the fraternity, and service to the nation and world. Being primarily a service organization, the fraternity restricts its chapters from maintaining fraternity houses to serve as residences for their members. Alpha Phi Omega does not restrict its members from being members of any other organization.

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One of the three Panhellenic Sororities on campus. We are a sisterhood organization which provides a home, activities, events and a sense of community to young women during their college years.

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Alpha Tau Delta is the professional nursing fraternity of collegiate and alumni members committed to providing and promoting personal growth and intellectual enrichment through leadership, educational and philanthropic opportunities, career networking, scholarships, grants, and mentoring to elevate the standards of nursing practice.

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The American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) is an inclusive space for aviation students to socialize and network with peers and industry professionals. Our goal is to foster professionalism in airport administration by promoting the acquisition of knowledge and experiences related to the development, maintenance, and operation of airports. Additionally, AAAE supports members in advancing their careers and prepares students for impactful contributions to the aviation industry through various activities such as internships, seminars, airport tours, networking socials, and guest speaker events.

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The purpose of the American Indian & Indigenous Student Alliance is to create a supportive campus community for reconnecting Natives, Natives, and their allies to learn about various cultures and histories. Our objective is to inspire indigenous students and their allies in higher education through culturally-based programming, workshops, and events.

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Student chapter of the American Society for Microbiology at CSULA

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The Cal State LA ASCE Student Chapter is committed to fostering professional development for civil engineering students and individuals interested in the field. We prioritize creating an inclusive and welcoming environment where all members feel valued and supported. Through collaboration with other organizations, we aim to raise awareness of civil engineering, enhance the visibility of our chapter, and empower our members to personal and professional growth.

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The CSULA chapter of ASME gives students of all majors hands-on engineering experience through workshops, competitions, and technical projects. This year, we’re competing in: IAM3D Challenge – Design and 3D-print a resource excavation rover (global ASME competition). Meets Thursdays, 3:00–4:00 PM in ET C153 C-UASC – Build autonomous drones that navigate waypoints and deliver packages. Meets Thursdays, 3:00–4:00 PM in ET C153 C-3DPAC – Design, fabricate, and test 3D-printed model aircraft. Meets Tuesdays, 4:00–5:00 PM in ET B108 We also host workshops in CAD, 3D printing, soldering, and SolidWorks, giving members real-world skills, teamwork experience, and preparation for internships and careers.

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The Anthropology Film Club is a platform for members to engage with films and media that explore anthropological concepts. We aim to foster an inclusive environment for a multidisciplinary community interested in film analysis and discussion. Through film screenings, guest speakers, and workshops the Anthropology Film Club aims to promote visual anthropology as a tool for community building, skill development and a cross-cultural understanding of human societies.

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The purpose of our organization is to create an Armenian community on campus, raise awareness through activism about the current and past conflicts of Armenia, inform members and interested parties of Armenian culture and heritage, and establish outreach into community organizations.

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Our club’s goal is to gather students who appreciate art and art history to create a warm and welcoming community.

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The purpose of this club is to encourage, provide, and support students and individuals interested in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning that will enrich their education. Working toward this goal, the active membership of the club will increase their knowledge of AI/ML skills by providing them lectures, seminars, workshops, resources, AI/ML projects and internal competitions, and by participating in external hackathons, events, conferences, challenges, field trips, and guest speaker events.

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ASL Club aims to promote and maintain a bridge for students who are interested in ASL along with deaf studies and deaf culture.

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ASI is a non-profit student-run auxiliary governed by a Board of Directors elected by the student body of Cal State LA. Assisting in the protection of student rights and interests, ASI provides the means for effective input into the governance of the campus and is the official avenue through which student opinion is expressed.

ASI offers students experience in responsible political participation, as they advocate for the protection of higher education at the state and federal level. With the support of professional staff, the Board sets strategic goals and policy priorities, while members represent student interests on ASI-internal and University-wide committees.

The Board is comprised of six Executives, two Representatives from each of the six academic colleges, and two Representatives-At-Large that focus on diversity, inclusion, and civic engagement. The Board and Professional Staff manage the day-to-day operations of the corporation providing students, faculty and staff dynamic programming, support and services.

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We are an interdisciplinary organization that focuses on the fostering of technical computing skills.

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ALPFA at CSULA is the student chapter of the Association of Latino Professionals For America (ALPFA)—the first national Latino professional association founded in Los Angeles in 1972. The national organization empowers and develops leaders of character across all sectors through robust programs, mentorship, scholarships, and networking opportunities. The CSULA chapter embraces ALPFA’s mission to promote unity among students, enhance leadership skills, foster integrity and ethical professionalism, and smooth the transition from student to career professional. Our chapter offers members a supportive community to develop lifelong professional relationships, hone essential business skills, and grow into leaders of integrity and impact.

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The Association of Student Social Workers (ASSW) strives to uplift undergraduate Social Work students and create a safe, supportive space that fosters connection among the BASW cohorts. Through both in-person and virtual events, ASSW builds community within the BASW program while offering opportunities for leadership development, collaboration, and collective growth. Our mission is to cultivate a strong network of peers who support one another personally, academically, and professionally as we prepare for careers in social work.

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Cal State LA Intercollegiate Athletics develops and serves student-athletes through a culture of academic and athletic excellence. We sponsor 14 intercollegiate sports including baseball, women’s volleyball, women’s tennis and both men's and women's teams in basketball, cross country, soccer and track and field. Through our commitment to engagement, service and the public good, we generate support, pride and national exposure for the University.

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RoboSubLA is a multidisciplinary engineering club based around the design, construction, and operation of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs). Our team is comprised of a myriad of mechanical, electrical, and various other engineers, as well as a strong computer science component. If you are interested in robotics, the ocean, or just honing your trade skills, dive in with us today!

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Rugged Eagle Motorsports is a 40 year old student run organization at Cal State LA made up of mechanical, electrical, and computer engineers from diverse backgrounds. Every year we design and build a new vehicle from the ground up and travel to compete against hundreds of universities at the international Baja SAE competition. Members gain hands-on engineering experience with the guidance of faculty advisors, a strong alumni network, and support from our sponsors. Most importantly the team builds lasting relationships among students, hundreds of alumni, sponsors, and the Los Angeles community and represents the engineering excellence that can be achieved by diverse groups of students primarily from the Los Angeles area.

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To foster an informed and engaged student body committed to defending intellectual freedom and opposing book bans.

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Beta Alpha Psi aims to foster academic excellence, professional development, and community engagement among accounting, finance, and information systems students and professionals. Through a combination of educational resources, networking events, and community service initiatives, BAP strives to equip its members with the skills and experiences necessary for success in their careers and contributions to society.

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The Bilingual Education Student Organization seeks to foster a supportive community for bilingual students by opening a safe space for discussions on bilingual education and teacher preparation. The organization acknowledges and aims to raise awareness about the importance of biliteracy and bilingualism by providing information, assistance, scholarships, and networking opportunities for students aspiring to become bilingual teachers.

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The Biomedical Engineering Society at our school is a student-led organization focused on exploring the intersection of healthcare and technology. We provide hands-on project opportunities, educational workshops, guest speaker events, and networking with professionals in the biomedical field. This semester, we're working on “a wearable device that tracks rehabilitation progress for patients” or “a low-cost prosthetic arm prototype". Our goal is to foster innovation, collaboration, and real-world application of biomedical engineering principles.

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Black Creative Collective is a club focused on highlighting black students in the arts and other creatives at California State University Los Angeles. This is a place where we can build creative communities and network with like-minded people and those who look like us. We aim to achieve our goals through workshops, events and creative opportunities.

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The Black Student Union (BSU) at CSULA is a campus organization dedicated to the upliftment, well-being, academic success and empowerment of CSULA's Black student population, as well as the wider campus community. Through culturally informed academic, social, emotional support in the form of various events, the BSU is determined to provide support to the campus and our audience on it.

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The Business Information Systems Club at Cal State Los Angeles serves as an organization for individuals interested in discussing, discovering, and disseminating ideas and advancements in business information systems, promoting the intellectual and professional growth of its members, and assisting incoming transfer students from junior colleges with orientation.

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In accordance with the National Defense Act of 1920 and with the concurrence of The Regents of the University, a unit of the Army Senior Division Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) was established on the Los Angeles campus of the University in July 1920. This voluntary training allows students to qualify for an officer’s commission in the Army while completing their college education. The ROTC curricula are not considered academic majors, but ROTC courses may be taken as free electives and applied toward the total course requirements of a major. The ROTC program is also available through UCLA Extension. Voluntary four-year programs for incoming freshmen, three-year programs for students who apply before the end of their freshman year and two-year programs for incoming transfer students or students who apply before the end of their sophomore year are offered. Both active duty and reserve duty opportunities are offered. Cal State LA Army ROTC will foster Los Angeles ROTC opportunities, outreach, and commodity on campus. This club will offer students a chance to learn about the program, volunteer for various service-realted opportunities, and participate in mentorship program.

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The Panhellenic Council at Cal State LA is the governing body for the sororities affiliated with the National Panhellenic Conference. It fosters cooperation, promotes high standards, and oversees the sorority community on campus.

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Cal State LA Real Estate Club is designed to help accelerate the understanding of the Real Estate Career and professional business careers. Cal State LA Real Estate Club was founded in 2021. Our goal is to network with professionals in all areas of real estate and other professional business areas. Membership in the Cal State LA Real Estate Club is recognized all over the world because of the overwhelming demand real estate has around the world. Members can elevate their career to another level. A bachelor's degree or master's degree in real estate or other areas of studies can benefit from the membership. We welcome thriving, high efficiency, goal orientated, high velocity executors, and open minded people who can become world changers.

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Cal State LA Table Tennis is a student-led organization dedicated to fostering a vibrant community of table tennis players through regular practices and collegiate-level competitions. We welcome individuals of all skill levels and backgrounds to join, offering an inclusive environment where members can develop their skills, socialize, and participate in competitive events. Our club is committed to promoting teamwork, sportsmanship, and a passion for the sport while providing opportunities for personal growth and networking with others who share a dedication to table tennis.

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Our mission is to educate, advocate, and fundraise to help raise awareness on the issue of wrongful convictions. We also aim to increase outreach within our community and local organizations to help support the Innocence Network and influence legislation. The purpose of establishing the organization is to bridge a relationship between the Innocence Project and the California State University of Los Angeles. Along with facilitating networking, fundraising, and outreach for students interested in the flaws of the justice system and ways to invoke legislative reform.

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We are here to help you explore career options, plan actions to help you prepare, apply for jobs that can launch your future career and build your career community.

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The Catholic Club of CSULA is a welcoming community where students can come together to grow in faith, friendship, and service. Rooted in the teachings of the Catholic Church, we provide a space for prayer, reflection, and open discussion about living out our faith in daily life. Our club is open to all Cal State LA students—whether you want to deepen your relationship with Christ or are simply curious to learn more about the Catholic faith.

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The Center for Student Involvement empowers Golden Eagles to engage in transformative opportunities, build community, and create positive change.

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Attend events, join Wingspan, or join a recognized student organization!

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The Charging Eagles are Cal State LA’s student team in the three-year Battery Workforce Challenge, where we design, build, and integrate an advanced EV battery pack into a Ram ProMaster. Now in Year 3 — the production phase, we’re putting our design into hardware, running real validation tests, and preparing for full vehicle integration. Out of 12 U.S. universities and 2 in Canada, we’re holding strong at 6th place and pushing hard to crack the top 4 by year’s end. Our team culture blends the startup hustle with the rigor of the DOE, Argonne National Laboratory, and Stellantis. It’s fast-paced, hands-on, and cross-functional — with real design reviews, sponsor deliverables, and the pressure of competition. For students, it’s the closest thing to an industry launch program you can get, and for our sponsors, it’s a front-row seat to the next wave of battery engineers and innovators.

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The purpose of our club is to assist students to explore various aspects of chemistry and find multiple available sources on campus To achieve this goal, we will provide tutoring, invite guest speakers, and host chemistry related events.

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The purpose of Chess Club is to enhance member's chess skills. Through weekly meetings that will consist of basic, medium, and advanced training, playing, and tournaments, members of chess club will further advance their chess skills.

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Chicanos for Community Medicine (CCM) is a pre-med professional student organization open to all interested in learning more about the health care field. We aim to empower students from disadvantaged backgrounds in their pre-med careers and create community oriented healthcare leaders by connecting members with pre-med events, advising, and opportunities.

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The Child Development Association is an an academic club offering insights on several child development careers. In our workshops we offer Master's degree workshops, mental health, and much more!!!

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The purpose of the SinoSphere Society shall be to embrace and promote Chinese culture at California State University, Los Angeles, and the surrounding community. The Society's mission is to: Foster Cultural Awareness: The Society aims to promote cultural awareness and appreciation of Chinese heritage among students, faculty, and the wider community. Facilitate Language Exchange: The Society seeks to provide a platform for language exchange where members can enhance their Mandarin or Cantonese language skills and cultural understanding. Organize Cultural Events and Workshops: The Society shall organize cultural events, workshops, and activities that showcase various aspects of Chinese culture, including but not limited to calligraphy, traditional tea ceremonies, martial arts, and Chinese cuisine. Create a Sense of Community: The Society aims to create a welcoming and inclusive community for individuals interested in Chinese culture to connect, collaborate, and engage in meaningful cultural exchanges. Explore Chinese Culture: The Society encourages members to explore the richness of Chinese culture, including its language, history, traditions, contemporary developments, and global impact. Promote Cross-Cultural Exchanges: The Society shall actively engage in cross-cultural exchanges with other student organizations, academic institutions, and community groups to promote cultural understanding and cooperation.

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Claw Command Cyber Club is open to students of all majors who share an interest in cybersecurity. Whether you want to compete in the semester-long MITRE Embedded Capture the Flag (eCTF) competition, attend exciting cybersecurity meetups like BSides San Diego or LA CTF, or simply connect with like-minded peers, there’s a place for you here. Our mission is to foster an inclusive and supportive community where curiosity thrives, knowledge is shared, and everyone can grow their skills in a collaborative environment.

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To generate a spirit of compassion, involvement, and determination in the young people of the world today, by revitalizing their relationship with God.

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Helping Black and Latinx Computer Science students get degreed and hired nationwide.

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The Criminal Justice Student Association is a student-led organization that provides students with the opportunity to explore the field of criminal justice and criminalistics. This will be accomplished by providing members of the Criminal Justice Student Association with activities such as field trips, guest speakers, workshops, and career opportunities. The association also hopes to create a comfortable environment for all students interested in both academic and professional growth.

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We are a club for nursing students who are interested in pursuing a career in critical care. Anyone can join! Our interests include, but are not limited to, ICU, PICU, NICU, DOU, and ED. The purpose of this club shall be to promote and implement education and experiences to aid students in furthering their knowledge of critical care nursing. Put professionally, our purpose includes: 1. To create opportunities to educate nursing students interested in critical care. 2. To create an educational environment for students who want to pursue critical care nursing. 3. To promote community involvement and volunteer work through various avenues.

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The purpose of the organization is to create a space on campus where students, regardless of their major, can gather to watch, discuss, and enjoy movies together.

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The CSULA Pre-Physician Assistant Association is a student-run organization open to all CSULA students desiring to learn more about a career as a Physician Assistant. Our goal is to better educate prospective students about the PA profession as well as facilitate acceptance into a PA program. The club hopes to provide interaction between local Physician Assistants and students, provide valuable information regarding the profession, and serve as a means of unifying peers with the same career goals.

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The purpose of the California State University, Los Angeles Songwriting Club is to provide a fun, inclusive, and safe environment for songwriters of all skill levels. The organization aims to foster a collaborative and constructive atmosphere for all students interested in songwriting and related creative disciplines.

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Our offerings promote health and wellness, help sustain basic needs, provide opportunities for student engagement, and provide education on student conduct; we want to provide opportunities for students to engage in meaningful experiences that promote a sense of community and belonging on and off campus.

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Delta Phi Epsilon, Zeta Eta Chapter was founded at Cal State LA in 2016 with our founding principles: Justice, Sisterhood, and Love. Our philanthropies include Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation. We are a non-secretan sorority, meaning we welcome members who identify as women, including transgender women, and gender non-binary individuals, regardless of their sex assigned at birth.

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We are a sisterhood comprised primarily of Black, college-educated women, the Sorority seriously considers the issues impacting the Black community and boldly confronts the challenges of African Americans and, hence, all Americans. Over the years, a wide range of programs addressing education, health, international development, and the strengthening of African American families have evolved. The major programs of the Sorority are based upon the Five-Point Programmatic Thrust: economic development, educational development, international awareness and involvement, physical and mental health, and political awareness and involvement.

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The purpose of this sorority shall be 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; objects worthy of the highest aim and purpose of associated effort. The mission is to be lifelong, values-based membership experience for women. The vision is to be a global women's organization whose shared values truly inspire action and impact lives.

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We envision spiritual movements of Latino students, faculty, and community so everyone knows someone who truly follows Jesus.

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Diablos Media is a student-driven organization dedicated to keeping the campus community informed and engaged. Operated by students for students, the organization delivers timely and relevant campus news through digital platforms, making information easily accessible to the entire university. By highlighting events, issues, and stories that matter most to the student body, Diablos Media provides a fresh, authentic perspective while also offering hands-on experience in digital journalism and media production.

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Our goal is to nurture a welcoming and inclusive campus where students, faculty, and staff thrive, and community is honored and cultivated. Cal State LA is a Hispanic-Serving Institution, Minority-Serving Institution, and Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institution. We celebrate having one of the most diverse student populations in the nation.

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The purpose of this organization is to unite people interested and curious about the anthropomorphic animal fandom, also known as "furries" at CSULA. By fostering interpersonal connections and exploring the individual creativity and identity of our members, we aim to bring together people who are curious and experienced in the furry fandom across campus.

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Eagle Rocketry SEDS is a nationally affiliated SEDS chapter at Cal State LA. Our mission is to expand the horizons of student rocketry by empowering our members to work on complex projects in the fields of aerospace, mechanical, electrical, and software engineering. We compete in numerous collegiate rocketry competitions throughout the year, including FAR 51025 and DPF (Dollar-Per-Foot) at the Friends of Amateur Rocketry test site in the Mojave Desert. Our members graduate with hands-on experience working in a multidisciplinary team environment, a strong sense of detail and organization, and interpersonal skills honed by long-lasting relationships between club members, team leads, sponsors, and our vast network of alumni.

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The Early Entrance Program Club (EEPC) is a student organization that strives to better the lives of students as part of the Early Entrance Program of Cal State LA through social events and other initiatives. The organization, essentially the student government for the Early Entrance Program, arranges events, runs a tutoring program, creates a yearbook, and generally attempts to create a high school-like environment for the accelerated students of EEP. EEP Club is not only designed to help EEPsters engage in extracurricular activities but it is also envisioned as a way for EEPsters to connect and build social relationships. EEP is a tightly-knit community and EEPC does its best to reflect all student opinions

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The Educational Opportunity Program helps first-generation, undergraduate students from California overcome social and economic barriers to attaining a higher education.

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Engaged Arts & Letters as a club focuses on student involvement with interacting with, collaborating with, and creating visual arts, performing arts, and literary arts events within CSULA and the wider Los Angeles community. As a club it aims to help students engage with communities and learn how arts and literature can shape and impact the world.

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The English Graduate Student Association (EGSA) will provide resources for graduate students to increase their knowledge about their fields of interest, learn emerging trends that supports students’ professional development, garner feedback from and converse with emerging scholars, gain practical skills such as conference organization and public speaking, and extend networking opportunities to create lasting connections amongst fellow graduate students and expert educators.

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Are you interested in learning more about environmental injustice in your community or having a space to share your own experiences? This club focuses on environmental injustice, fostering conversations about the environment and its impact on our communities. It provides a collaborative space for students from diverse majors to come together, share their expertise, and apply their knowledge and skills to tackle pressing environmental challenges. Our club addresses critical issues such as: Agricultural practices and their environmental impact. Wildlife coexistence and conservation. Environmental racism and systemic inequities. Pollution and its effects on health and ecosystems. Student opportunities, including volunteering, networking, and activism. The Environmental Justice Club does not hold club meetings; instead, we focus on club events. We find this to be more engaging and fun! If this is of interest to you, please join us and be part of the EJC fam! :D

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The Erika J. Glazer Family Dreamers Resource Center supports undocumented students through a number of programs and services aimed at ensuring their academic, emotional, and personal well-being.

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At Excellence in Action, we empower Cal State LA students to lead with purpose and engage meaningfully in our community. Our club is dedicated to fostering proactive leadership, promoting social justice, and making a positive impact through community service. We believe in uniting students with passion, serving with compassion, and driving change with integrity. Join us to take initiative, develop your leadership skills, and contribute to a brighter future for our campus and beyond.

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Experimental Archaeology Club aims to create a welcoming space for students interested in archaeology, anthropology, and hands-on learning. Experimental Archaeology Club will provide materials and instruction for workshops on stone tool production and other relevant topics such as basket weaving and ceramics. Meetings will also include presentations from members and engaging discussions on an array of topics and research. The goal of experimental archaeology is to better understand how archaeological materials were produced by reconstructing them in modern contexts. Experimental Archaeology Club will expose members to this field of research as well as create a community for students interested in archaeology.

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We, the Fashion Club, as students of California State University – Los Angeles, do hereby adopt this Constitution and assume the powers and responsibilities of self-government delegated to us by the Executive Board of the Associated Students.

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The purpose of our film club is to create a collaborative community where aspiring filmmakers and those passionate about every aspect of filmmaking can connect, network, and grow together. Our Objective is to provide members with opportunities to learn, practice, and develop their skills by actively producing films and supporting student-led projects. We aim to give students hands-on, real-world experience of working on film sets-fostering teamwork, creativity, and professional growth. We ultimately strive to prepare our members for future careers in the film industry while building a strong network of storytellers and creators.

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The Financial Management Association assists in the professional, educational, and social development of college students interested in finance, banking, and investments. The club provides an association for college students actively interested in these fields. The club also encourages interaction between business executives, faculty, and students of business and finance. The FMA also has an honors program for finance students, with many benefits to joining the club.

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House Kennedy is for students preparing to build a healthier and safer world. Students in this house are interested in professions in healthcare, human performance, communication sciences, and public safety that promote wellness, functional ability, and security.

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House King is for students preparing to support individuals and communities through relational and developmental practice. Students in this house are interested in professions in education, counseling, social services, and community-based fields to strengthen learning, well-being, and opportunity.

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House Rosser is for students preparing to design, build, analyze, and advance technical and scientific solutions that shape the physical and digital world. Students in this house are interested in engineering, technology, and science, and are drawn to problem-solving, innovation, research, and applying technical knowledge to address real-world challenges.

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House Salazar is for students preparing for creative, communicative, and organizational roles that connect ideas, audiences, and markets. Students in this house are interested in storytelling, design, communication, entrepreneurship, and organizational work that shapes culture, business, and communities.

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Folklorico de Aguilas' purpose is to encourage CSULA students to be culturally involved during their time here at CSULA while learning the basics of Folklorico from different parts of Mexico. This organization will allow students to stay active, reconnect to their roots, and learn more about the Hispanic culture through dancing, collaborating with other organizations, fundraising, etc.

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The purpose of this organization is to Enhance analytic, research, and presentation skills. Prepare members for future careers in various discipline. Represent the University at local and national competition.

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The Golden Eagle Movie Club is a space for students who love films of all kinds—from blockbusters to indie gems. We host regular screenings, discussions, and themed events where everyone’s welcome to watch, share opinions, and discover new favorites. GOLDEN EAGLE FILM CLUB CONSTITUTION “The actions and opinions of this organization do not necessarily reflect those of the students, staff, faculty, or administration of California State University, Los Angeles.” PREAMBLE We, the members of the Golden Eagle Film Club at California State University, Los Angeles, establish this constitution to foster a community of students who appreciate and discuss film as an art form, medium of expression, and tool for cultural understanding. Through screenings, discussions, and collaborative engagement, we seek to promote critical thinking, creativity, and cultural awareness within the University community. ARTICLE I: NAME OF ORGANIZATION The name of this organization shall be Golden Eagle Film Club at California State University, Los Angeles, hereinafter referred to as the Film Club. ARTICLE II: PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION The purpose(s) of this organization shall be: To provide a welcoming space for students to explore cinema through regular screenings and discussions. To promote critical thinking, cultural awareness, and appreciation for diverse filmmaking styles and global perspectives. To foster a community of film enthusiasts who share knowledge, creativity, and meaningful dialogue. To contribute to the cultural and artistic engagement of the California State University, Los Angeles community. ARTICLE III: MEMBERSHIP OF THE ORGANIZATION “Regular voting membership in this student organization shall be open to all currently enrolled and continuing students of California State University, Los Angeles. An organization or its membership may not discriminates on the basis of race or ethnicity (including color, caste, and ancestry), religion (or religious creed), nationality, citizenship, age, medical condition, genetic information, gender (or sex), gender identity (including nonbinary or transgender), gender expression, sexual orientation, marital status, veteran or military status, political status, or disability (physical or mental) (hereafter referred to as the nondiscrimination statement) with the limited exception that a social fraternity or sorority may impose a gender limitation as permitted by Education Code Section 66273.” “All members of the organization are required to comply with University Procedures including but not limited to the Administrative Procedure 019-Alcoholic Beverages, CSU Policy Prohibiting Discrimination, Harassment, Sexual Misconduct, Sexual Exploitation, Dating Violence, Domestic Violence, Stalking, and Retaliation (Nondiscrimination Policy), Student Conduct Procedures (Executive Order 1098), the University Rules Governing Student Organizations, California Code of Regulations, Title 5, Standards for Student Conduct, Section 41301(b)(8), and Cal State LA Standards of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedures for University Recognized Student Organizations.” Section 1: Eligibility for Membership All currently enrolled students of California State University, Los Angeles shall be eligible for membership. Faculty, staff, alumni, and non-students may participate as non-voting members. Only currently enrolled or continuing students of Cal State LA may be voting members. Section 2: Criteria or Qualifications for Membership There are no dues or GPA requirements for general membership. Members are expected to attend meetings regularly and participate respectfully. Section 3: Categories of Membership Active Members: Currently enrolled students who regularly attend meetings retain voting privileges. Associate Members: Faculty, staff, alumni, or community members without voting rights. Section 4: Withdrawal or Removal of Members Members may withdraw voluntarily at any time. Removal for conduct violations requires a two-thirds (2/3) vote of voting members with prior notice and opportunity to respond. ARTICLE IV: ELECTIONS Section 1: Time and Period of Elections Elections shall be held annually at the final regular meeting of the spring semester. Section 2: Nomination Procedure “Only currently enrolled or continuing students in good standing at California State University, Los Angeles may serve as officers of this organization. The officers shall be:” President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Committee Chair Nominations may be made by any active member, including self-nominations. Section 3: Election Procedures Officers shall be elected by a majority vote (51%) of the active voting membership. Voting shall be conducted by secret ballot. A quorum must be present. ARTICLE V: OFFICERS Section 1: Description of Officers The officers shall be President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Committee Chair. These officers constitute the Executive Board. Section 2: Duties and Responsibilities President: Presides over meetings, represents the organization, and oversees activities. Vice-President: Assists the President and assumes duties in their absence. Secretary: Maintains records, meeting minutes, and official communications. Treasurer: Manages finances in compliance with University policies. Committee Chair: Oversees committees, coordinates programming and events, and reports to the Executive Board. Section 3: Qualifications for Office Minimum Academic Qualifications: Students must be matriculated and enrolled at a CSU campus and maintain a minimum overall 2.0 grade point average each term. The student must be in good standing and must not be on probation of any kind. Incumbent Unit Load: Undergraduate students must earn six semester units per term while holding office. Graduate and credential students must earn three semester units per term while holding office. Incumbent Maximum Allowable Units: Undergraduate students are allowed to earn a maximum of 150 semester units or 125 percent of the units required for a specific baccalaureate degree objective, whichever is greater. Graduate and credential students are allowed to earn a maximum of 50 semester units or 167 percent of the units required for the graduate or credential objective, whichever is greater. Section 4: Terms of Office Officers serve one academic year and assume office at the conclusion of the spring semester. Section 5: Removal of Officers Removal requires a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the voting membership with prior notice. ARTICLE VI: COMMITTEES Standing and special committees may be formed by majority vote of the membership. Committees dissolve upon completion of their task unless designated as standing committees. ARTICLE VII: MEETINGS Regular meetings shall be held every Thursday at 6:30 PM during the academic year, excluding University breaks and final exam periods. A quorum shall consist of a simple majority (50% + 1) of active voting members. All meetings shall be conducted in accordance with Robert’s Rules of Order, Revised. ARTICLE VIII: FINANCES No dues are required. The Treasurer shall manage all funds in compliance with University policies. Upon dissolution of the organization, remaining funds shall be distributed in accordance with University policies and Center for Student Involvement guidelines. ARTICLE IX: ADVISORS The organization shall have at least one advisor who is a faculty or staff member of California State University, Los Angeles and not employed by the Center for Student Involvement. Advisors serve renewable one-year terms and provide guidance to ensure compliance with University policies. ARTICLE X: AMENDMENTS This constitution and by-laws may be amended by a 2/3 vote of the entire voting student membership. A copy of the minutes of the meeting that documents the approval of the changes in the constitution or by-laws or organization name shall be placed on file with the Center for Student Involvement. An officer of the organization shall sign the minutes. ARTICLE XI: RATIFICATION This constitution shall become effective upon approval by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the active voting membership and submission to the Center for Student Involvement. Date Last Updated: February 2026

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Allowing students to engage with film festivals—locally and globally—creates a powerful bridge between classroom learning and real-world industry experience. This initiative would give students the opportunity not just to watch films, but to immerse themselves in the culture, organization, and professional networking that film festivals offer.

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Our Vision To expand and maintain our collegiate, e-sports teams to compete against other universities. To encourage CSULA community participation in recreational games with our club and to become more inclusive with other clubs and organizations. ? Our Mission To provide a safe environment where the CSULA community can participate in gaming as an e-sport and the career possibility it has as well as the recreational activities that they can participate in. ??Before scrolling down, please click "Join" to become a member of the club to show the school that students are interested in gaming. The more students that are interested, the more events and resources we can provide to you, the CSULA community. We will keep our pages updated to let you know of the resources we can provide and events. Here is the link for our Discord to join us: http://discord.gg/goldeneaglegaming Current Goals: Currently working on expanding all of our games, events, meetings, and other. Planning to become more active in all aspects that we can. Creating tryouts for games where players will be graduating. Dates and what games are going to be decided later in the semester. Incorporating more tabletop games as recreational activities, like chess, checkers, mancala, and even card games like pokemon, Yugioh, and Magic the Gathering. If interested, please contact us with your interest in the tabletop game.

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Goldn Eagle Investments is a student-run investment organization dedicated to fostering financial literacy, strategic thinking, and real-world investing experience. Our mission is to empower students to explore the world of finance through equity research, valuation, and portfolio management. Members analyze companies, develop investment theses, and pitch their ideas to peers and faculty. By combining education with hands-on experience, Goldn Eagle Investments cultivates future leaders in finance, investment banking, and asset management.

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The purposes of this organization shall be: a) To utilize the various skillsets from different majors to impact the community in a positive way. b) To provide a space where one can interact with peers, mentors, professors, and professionals to form professional relationships and develop communication skills that can be utilized in future careers. c) To provide learning opportunities from workshops provided by the Makerspace and organizations found at California State University, Los Angeles. d) To be involved with our community on campus and outside of campus by performing collaborative projects for local organizations.

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Our mission is to provide a wide range of quality music, entertainment, and news for the California State University, Los Angeles community along with the surrounding cities’ area. We aim to serve as a platform for student, staff, community activities, musicians, poets, philanthropists, and artists alike. Golden Eagle Radio was created and is facilitated by the students of California State University, Los Angeles. As such , we are servitude to the student body at large and want to provide an environment that encourages creativity and campus awareness. As a unit, we are working to incorporate all areas of our campus to create more student involvement. Our goal is to bring unity to the California State University, Los Angeles community through diverse, informative, and exemplary student broadcasting coupled with campus engagement activities.

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To promote tennis as a tool for student wellness, inclusion, and community impact at Cal State LA

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In short, the Gravitas Animation Society is a semi-professional student organization dedicated to the study, production, and discussion of animation, as well as networking and other professional activities. The organization offers its members lecture-based club meetings about the industry, art, and animation. Members can expect visiting artist events, a student showcase, portfolio reviews, and more each semester.

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The Cal State LA's Guardian Scholars Program strives to build a welcoming community and promote the wellness and academic achievement of current and former foster youth, wards of the court, or were previously under legal guardianship.

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A co-ed CSULA dance team that allows students to express themselves & their culture through the art of dance.

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The mission of the Health Promotion and Education Center is to support academic excellence through the implementation of inclusive, evidence-based health and wellness programs. We strive to collaborate with campus stakeholders to provide all students with foundational knowledge and skills to achieve lifelong well-being and foster a healthy campus environment.

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Hermanas Unidas De Cal State LA provides graduate and professional resources and leadership opportunities for predominantly Chicana and Latina college students and Alumni by participating in and organizing community service, collegiate networking, retention, recruiting, and academic/professional development events and workshops.

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The Hispanic Business Society began in the College of Business and Economics in 1962. Our goals have consisted of providing opportunities for academic excellence, personal support, and improving the general well-being of all students at Cal State LA. We provide an atmosphere where students can come together to share common goals while providing practical knowledge on both networking and social skills. These skills will have a substantial impact on their careers and lives. ? HBS is known as one of the most active student organizations in the College of Business and Economics. Over the past few years, HBS has attained a diversified membership by expanding our scope to students of all majors and ethnic backgrounds. The organization utilizes its own resources and encourages the use of resources from the College of Business and Economics. It promotes the development of professional business attitudes and skills, advertises employment opportunities, business seminars, and internship programs for meaningful experiences to help launch one's business career. Members of the Hispanic Business Society actively pursue these basic goals and other objectives as may be duly established by the organization in the future. HBS is affiliated with the United Latino Students Association (ULSA) and Prospanica.

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Where Your College Experience Comes TogetherLiving on campus is more than a place to stay. It is an investment in your academic success, personal growth, and sense of belonging at Cal State LA. Housing places you at the center of campus life, where learning continues beyond the classroom, and community is built every day. From supportive staff and resident advisors to engaging programs and Living Learning Communities, students living on campus are connected to resources, friendships, and opportunities that help them thrive. Whether you are looking to focus on your studies, get involved, or build lasting connections, on-campus Housing offers an environment designed to support your goals and enhance your college experience. Why Live On CampusA supportive, academic-focused environment Strong sense of community and belonging Access to programs, leadership opportunities, and campus resources üëâ Explore Housing options, take a tour, or apply today!

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I Am First Generation's purpose is to bring first-generation college students together to form a relatable social environment and provide insight and advice on the college experience, coming from older, more experienced first-gen college students.

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The purposes of the ICSR-Club are: 1. To help students of California State University, Los Angeles, gain experience in real world problems while also working in groups to create possible solutions to these problems. 2. To serve students and the educational community at the University, College, Schools, Division, and Department levels. 3. To encourage members who wish to carry on scholarly endeavors contributing to the the educational community of the University. 4. To contribute to the University's mission by such means as may be determined by the ICSR-Club.

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We are a multi-ethnic community of faith seeking to be REAL with Jesus and with each other. We value community and creating safe spaces for students to grow in and explore the Christian faith.

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CSULA JMACC (California State University Los Angeles Japanese Media Arts and Culture Club) JMACC is a club dedicated towards individuals who enjoy Japanese Culture such as anime, manga, Japanese films, and video games. JMACC also connects other people with these same interests through club meetings, activities, and outings! The club continuously plans to expand its growth through the input of our members and increasing the variety of activities as well as our outings for our members to enjoy! Any other club information can be found on our Instagram page or through contacting one of the officers of the club through either platform!

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Kalahi is a Filipino American Student Organization that seeks to provide a safe space and sense of community for our members. At the same time, we promote the awareness and education of Filipino culture. However, even though we are a Filipino Organization this does not mean that you must be Filipino in order to join. We welcome all people of varying backgrounds with open arms.

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Kappa Alpha Psi®, a college fraternity, was born in an environment saturated with racism. The state of Indiana became the 19th state of the Union in 1816, and it founded Indiana University in Bloomington four years later. This city was largely populated by settlers from below the Mason-Dixon line and, therefore,found many sympathizers of the Southern cause. Consequently, the few Blacks who took up residence in Bloomington in those early years were socially ostracized and encountered extreme acts of prejudice and discrimination. The state of Indiana became a stronghold for the Ku Klux Klan. Their intolerance toward Blacks fueled the negative mindset of other Whites residing there. Vigilante lynchings of Blacks were commonplace. This environment made day-to-day life for Blacks an arduous task and attempts to achieve in school nearly impossible. Despite the growing hostility of Whites toward Blacks in Indiana, some Black students sought a college education at Indiana University, as it was a tuition-free university of the highest quality. However, few Blacks could remain longer than a year or so without having to withdraw in search of employment. The Founders were God-fearing and serious–minded young men with the imagination, ambition, courage, and determination to defy custom in pursuit of a college education and career. The ideals of the church were an important foundation of the fraternity. One of the 5 Objectives of the fraternity is: “To promote the spiritual, social, intellectual and moral welfare of members.” Many aspects of the fraternity’s rites are engrained in Christian ideals and contain excerpts from the Bible. Kappa Alpha Psi®, now comprised of functioning Undergraduate and Alumni Chapters on major campuses and in cities throughout the country, is the crystallization of a dream. It is the beautiful realization of a vision shared commonly by the late Revered Founders that enabled them to sow the seed of a fraternal tree whose fruit is available to, and now enjoyed by college men everywhere, regardless of their color, religion, or national origin. It is a fact that Kappa Alpha Psi® is proud that its Constitution has never contained any clause thateither excluded or suggested the exclusion of a man from membership merely because of his color, creed, or national origin. Kappa Alpha Psi® is the 2nd oldest existing collegiate historically Black Greek letter fraternity and the 1st intercollegiate fraternity incorporated as a national body. It is the first Greek letter organization to establish its Alpha Chapter on Indiana University’s campus. The fraternity has over 250,000 members with 700 undergraduate and alumni chapters in nearly every state of the United States, and thirteen international chapters in Nigeria, South Africa, Bermuda, Bahamas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Panama, United Kingdom, Germany, South Korea, Dominican Republic, Abu Dhabi, Canada, and Japan.

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The Kinesiology and Exercise Science Club of CSULA provides opportunities to learn and grow in Kinesiology and Exercise Science. All Cal State LA enrolled students can engage in these opportunities through connecting with peers with similar academic goals, participate in KES Club service projects, attend social events, learn through guest speakers, and network. Experience what Kinesiology and Exercise Science is all about through club activities/events and your peers!

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Promote academic excellence in communication studies, fostering interest in the communication field, facilitating discussions and exchanges of ideas, and building strong relationships between faculty and students.

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Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Incorporated is a nationally recognized Latina-based sorority committed to academic excellence, leadership development, community service, and cultural empowerment. The purpose of this chapter at Cal State LA is to create a supportive sisterhood that promotes leadership, professional growth, and community engagement while upholding the values and standards of the national organization.

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AbOn December 1, 1975, history was made – history on a college campus, which would transcend other colleges/universities throughout the United States; history which would have a positive impact on the Latino community and our nation; history which would forever change the Greek system, more specifically, the entity known as a fraternity. On December 1, 1975, Lambda Theta Phi was founded on the campus of Kean College in Union, New Jersey. In 1975, there were no Latino fraternities in existence in the United States. The Greek-letter organizations of the time primarily catered to Anglo and African-American students and graduates. Lambda’s founders, as men of vision, realized there was a need to unite the Latino students, develop their leadership skills, impart upon them the value of an education, and instill in them a commitment to their community and culture. The traditional student club would not suffice to accomplish such lofty goals. Hence, Latino unity and brotherhood would be achieved through a long recognized institution – the fraternity. This newest addition to the Greek system would be the first in the nation, by identity and by name: Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Incorporated. The ideals of this brotherhood are the following: Academic Excellence; Brotherhood; Leadership; Latino Unity; Service. On a daily basis, our brothers live up to these ideals, as set forth by fourteen young Latino men decades ago. At the undergraduate level, our brothers are active within the Fraternity and in other student organizations. Our brothers perform community service, promote our culture by sponsoring events which highlight and celebrate our heritage, participate in educational workshops, and enjoy many social programs. As a result of their active participation in every aspect of college life, our undergraduates are developing their organizational, communication, and leadership skills, all while pursuing the coveted diploma. Our younger Lambdas are receiving the training and competence to serve as the future leaders of our brotherhood, community, and nation. At the professional level, among our ranks you will find attorneys, doctors, and engineers. Our brothers are shaping young minds as educators and as dedicated fathers. The men in brown and white are defending this country at home and abroad in the area of law enforcement and in the armed forces. We are strengthening our country’s economy as entrepreneurs. Our brothers are teaching leadership as coaches, mentors, and community activists. The Lambdas are affecting policy and change as elected officials serving on City Councils, Boards of Education, U.S. House of Representatives, and U.S. Senate. In short, Lambdas are contributing and excelling in every facet of human endeavor. Since our founding, Lambda Theta Phi has established chapters in every region of the country at both the undergraduate and professional levels. Our brotherhood continues to provide the necessary skills and resources for the advancement and empowerment of our people and for the betterment of this nation. Our illustrious history is not only our past but our guiding light to the future. As the first, we overcame many obstacles. Not having much guidance in our formative stages, we persevered and became stronger. Lambda is the product of vision, strength, and unity. Our history serves as a legacy and testament to our accomplishments and greatness. Lambda Theta Phi … Academic Excellence – Brotherhood – Leadership – Latino Unity -Service.

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The Latin American Studies Society is a student-led organization that focuses on creating spaces that promote Latin American culture on campus and in our communities.

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Our vision is to provide students with practical experiences in advocacy at a community level and become aware of issues that affect our clients either presently or in the future. We seek to advocate for policies congruent to the NASW Code of Ethics and offer students opportunities to voice their opinions, collaborate, and form alliances with other students (BASW/MSW) and professionals. CSULA Lobby Days Caucus provides opportunities for professional organization and social action at the Annual NASW Lobby Days event in Sacramento.

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The purpose of this organization is to create a vibrant and inclusive community for students with a shared interest or passion. We aim to foster personal growth, leadership development, and meaningful connections among our members. Through a variety of activities, events, and initiatives, we strive to enrich the college experience and contribute positively to the broader campus community.

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The Master of Public Health Student Association is a collaborative, career-oriented organization designed to support professional growth with minimal time commitment. Our objectives are: 1. Support incoming MPH cohorts through mentorship and onboarding resources 2. Facilitate professional development and job search preparation for second-year students 3. Build and maintain an active alumni network for guest speaking and career connections

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MSWSO is a student organization committed to creating a space to learn and connect! We plan events throughout the school year to bring students together in fun and informative ways. Welcome to all years and cohorts! :)

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MSW United's purpose is for all MSW students and staff to advocate for the best possible MSW program experience. The goal is to plan events and address issues of mutual concern.

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The Math Club is an enrichment program that focuses on learning about careers in mathematics through interactive learning activities and talks in which professors, students, and individuals employed in math-focused industries share their research and experience. Often, students take math courses that do not feed their intellectual curiosity. These students become accustomed to a routine and lose sight of the discovery involved in math. Math Club reignites students' interest in mathematics by showing them the research side of math and helping them experience some of it for themselves. These experiences remind us why we found math interesting in the first place.

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We are focused on creating a community of Lebanese and Middle Eastern students at CalState LA by creating community oriented events

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The purposes of this organization shall be: To prepare students for careers in movie, music, and sports marketing. To connect members with professionals in the entertainment and sports industries. To provide hands-on experience through projects, events, and campaigns. To track and analyze industry marketing trends. To develop leadership, collaboration, and professional skills. To prepare students for careers in movie, music, sports, and entertainment marketing. To promote and showcase the talents of Cal State LA students, including athletes, musicians, filmmakers, artists, and other creatives.

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The Muslim Students Association (MSA) at Cal State LA is a student-led group focused on building unity, understanding, and community on campus. Our mission is to share the true meaning, history, and culture of Islam with both Muslims and non-Muslims, while creating a welcoming space for friendship, growth, and support. We also aim to give Muslim students a place where they can practice and strengthen their faith, while connecting the Muslim community with the rest of the student body. MSA puts on programs like Kids Day, College Night, workshops, and outreach events, along with community service projects that bring students together and give back to the community. These activities highlight the values of Islam while encouraging cultural awareness, leadership skills, and teamwork. Through committees like Outreach and Da’wah, members get chances to get involved, share knowledge, and contribute in meaningful ways both on campus and in the wider Los Angeles community. Grounded in Islamic values and in line with university policies, MSA works to be a positive presence at Cal State LA. Our goals include creating a sense of belonging for Muslim students, encouraging service and good character, and promoting respect and education. In the end, we hope to help students grow spiritually, academically, and socially while playing an active role in campus life.

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The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at Cal State LA serves as the governing body for the historically Black Greek-letter fraternities and sororities on our campus. Our mission is to foster unity, leadership, academic excellence, and community service among member organizations while uplifting the rich history and cultural significance of the Divine Nine. Through collaborative programming, mentorship, and campus engagement, the NPHC at Cal State LA provides a platform for students to develop lifelong bonds, strengthen leadership skills, and make a positive impact both on campus and in the greater Los Angeles community. We are committed to honoring our traditions while creating inclusive spaces that empower students to thrive personally, academically, and professionally.

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The goal of NSBE is to increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community. We do this by hosting meetings to help build professional and academic skills that students need to thrive. We also seek to bring ECST students together through social events and study sessions.

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The purpose of the Cal State LA NSSLHA Chapter is to promote professional growth, to discuss current events and career possibilities pertaining to the field of Communication Disorders or related areas, to promote greater fellowship among all students pursuing careers in speech-language pathology and audiology, and to involve students in community events and activities related to the discipline.

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The Natural Science Club is dedicated to building a supportive and inclusive community for students in the Natural Science Program and related fields. Our purpose is to create opportunities for connection, collaboration, and leadership development among students while representing the needs and interests of the Natural Science student body. Our objectives are to: Foster community and inclusiveness through academic, professional, and social activities. Provide opportunities for students to take on leadership roles and engage in student representation. Organize events such as mixers, seminars, workshops, and networking opportunities that support both personal growth and career development. Collaborate with campus organizations, including ASI, to secure resources and funding that enhance student life and involvement. Build a strong alumni network that supports students’ academic journeys and professional goals. Through these objectives, the Natural Science Club aims to enrich the student experience and strengthen the Natural Science community at Cal State LA.

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New Student and Family Engagement supports students and their families as they transition to college life. We connect you to the people and resources that will help you find your place at Cal State LA.

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The purpose of the Nigerian Student Organization is to share and educate people about Nigerian culture, to establish a Nigerian community while we are away from the nation, and to promote the togetherness of the Nigerian community on campus and in the community. The objective is to promote Nigerian culture in the American Society.

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The Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD) works to provide an equitable learning environment for students with disabilities. Our services and programming are available in-person and virtually.

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The Lambda Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated stands as a beacon of brotherhood, scholarship, and service. Recharted on May 3rd, 1923, at the University of Southern California by Thomas Griffith and Lloyd Griffith, the Lambda Chapter has since grown to encompass seven prestigious campuses: USC, UCLA, CSUN, CSULA, Pepperdine, Occidental, and LMU. Dedicated to upholding the fraternity’s cardinal principles, the Lambda Chapter actively engages in community service, academic excellence, and fostering strong fraternal bonds among its members. Our chapter's rich history and continued commitment to these ideals make us a prominent and respected presence within Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated.

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Phi Alpha Theta is a national honor society which promotes historical research and the teaching of History.

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The purposes/objectives of Philosophy Club shall be: 1. Provide a regular, periodic forum for students pursuing a degree or an interest in philosophy to discuss topics relevant to issues in philosophy and/or student and community life. 2. Facilitate group extracurricular academic activities such as essay or book readings 3. Avail students with opportunities to learn &/or practice skills in various modes of public speaking including, but not limited to, verbal administration of Club business, topical presentations (with or without the use of multimedia), moderation of group question and answer sessions, colloquia, and prepared lecture. 4. Engage in non-academic recreational activities including, but not limited to, card and board games, field trips, movie or show watching, Philosophy Club-related arts and crafts activities, and parties. 5. Conduct public philosophy. 6. Provide students with materials on career options and opportunities related to the Philosophy major. 7. Provide students with opportunities to develop skills including, but not limited to, skills in organizational planning, interpersonal communication, written communications, event planning, time management, and leadership

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The CSULA Photo Club is dedicated to exploring the world of photography through field trips, activities, mentorship, and enjoyment.

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The goal of the Physics and Astronomy Club is to encourage CSULA students from all backgrounds to share our curiosity, interest, and enthusiasm for physics and astronomy. We aim to include our members to get involved in outreach to local schools and provide young adults and early-career students exciting experiences and information about physics and astronomy.

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The Political Science Association is a student-led organization committed to sharing a deeper understanding of politics, public policy, and civic engagement. The mission of the Political Science Association is to promote political awareness, academic growth, and civic engagement among students. We strive to create a space where members can explore political ideas, participate in meaningful dialogue, and connect their studies to real-world impact through events, advocacy, and professional development opportunities. As a hub for critical thinking and collaboration, the Association welcomes students from all backgrounds and levels of political knowledge. Whether you're planning a career in public service, exploring political theory, or simply passionate about current events, the Political Science Association offers the space and support to connect your interests to meaningful action. Join us to learn, engage, and make an impact—both on campus and in the wider community.

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The Popular University seeks to provide a safe space for students, staff, and community members to come together for both conversation on social issues and access to community service opportunities. We seek to uplift and provide aid, resources, and direction to our campus and local community.

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The Pre-Law Society (PLS) is a student-led organization dedicated to supporting and guiding students who are interested in pursuing law school or exploring careers in the legal field. Our weekly meetings feature workshops on the logistics of applying to law school, strategies for financing your education, speakerships, and insights into life as a law student. PLS also welcomes students from all majors who are simply curious about the legal system or how law intersects with fields like business, sociology, criminal justice, and public policy. Whether you’re committed to becoming an attorney or just want to learn more about how law shapes the world around you, PLS is a space for exploration, discussion, and community. When safe and feasible, we also organize law school tours, guest speaker events, and opportunities for professional development.

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The Pre-PTOT Club is a supportive community for students interested in careers in physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT). Our purpose is to help members explore these healthcare fields while building the knowledge, skills, and connections needed to succeed. We offer opportunities such as guest speakers, professional development workshops, volunteer and networking experiences, leadership involvement, and guidance on preparing for graduate programs. Our goal is to create an encouraging environment where students can learn from each other, grow professionally, and take meaningful steps toward becoming future therapists.

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The CSULA PIHRA chapter aims to develop relationships with minor to large-scale companies that our members see as relevant to their professional careers. We will effectively use member talents to achieve these goals. Long-term goals include offering an extensive database of organization staffing needs accessible to all members, organizing monthly networking events where many HR professionals will be present, and being recognized as a legitimate student union. We are building a platform that allows members to grow within the chapter as they would in a professional organization. Members are encouraged to bring ideas to the table and lead them into production with the support of management.

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Born from a vision of possibility, Project Rebound has always been about second chances, resilience, and the promise that no one’s past should limit their future. We honor the legacy of those who came before us—our elders, teachers, and trailblazers—whose perseverance and wisdom fuel our collective mission. At our heart, we are a hub of support and advocacy, clearing pathways to higher education and self-empowerment. We strive to foster a space where every individual feels seen, heard, and respected—where academic success, leadership development, and community engagement intersect to transform lives. Holistic Support: We provide resources and mentoring that uplift every aspect of our members’ lives, reinforcing the idea that personal growth happens when mind, body, and spirit are nurtured. Collaborative Community: We partner with local organizations, educational institutions, and individuals who share our commitment to unity. Our network is built on trust, inclusivity, and a pledge to leave no one behind. Cultural Affirmation: Rooted in the philosophy of Sankofa, we reach back to honor our shared experiences and heritage, using the lessons of yesterday to empower us today. Visit our Social Media Pages:

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The purpose of the Sankofa Club is to establish an organization at CSULA that gives formerly incarcerated students and its affiliates the opportunity to empower not only other individuals but themselves as well. The Sankofa Club is a safe space to allow healing, and empowerment, and to build understanding, confidence, and self-esteem. We encourage students and system-impacted individuals to elevate their voices to change society’s perspective on formerly incarcerated individuals. Our purpose is to bring awareness of the injustices that the system impacts people experience. Our student organization strives to eliminate the recidivism behind incarceration. Through community outreach, the Sankofa Club hopes to build awareness that will help aid formerly and currently incarcerated people to share their experiences and build fellowship, professional development, and service to the CSULA campus community, as well as the community itself. Our goal is to help demonstrate to the formerly incarcerated and system-impacted individuals the benefits of achieving higher education and career with informative community outreach.

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Mission Statement Recognizing and promoting excellence in the science and application of psychology Purpose StatementPsi Chi is an international honor society whose purpose shall be to encourage, stimulate, and maintain excellence in scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology, and to advance the science of psychology. Diversity and Inclusion StatementPsi Chi is an international organization of professionals, scientists, faculty, students, and alumni whose mission is to recognize and promote excellence in the science and application of psychology. Psi Chi is committed to diversity and inclusion in all of its forms through research; clinical, community, and professional applications; education; mentorship; and organizational leadership. As scholars and practitioners in the field of psychology, we recognize the rich and nuanced factors that contribute to the expression of prejudice, including social, community, familial, and psychological processes. Findings from psychological science and related fields document numerous negative consequences to the mental health and wellbeing of individuals and communities from exposure to discrimination, whether temporary or chronic. As an organization, we work to address all forms of hate and oppression, including racial, ethnic, and gender inequality, refugee and immigrant bias, religious prejudice, sexual harassment and sexual violence, social class marginalization, biases related to sexual orientation and gender identity, age, physical and other disabilities among many others. We believe that our mission can be fulfilled only by supporting and encouraging people of varied racial, ethnic, gender identity, sexual orientation, and social class backgrounds to both participate in conducting psychological research, education, practice, training, and service, and to recognize and value diverse people within these contexts. The scope of our organizational relevance is only as broad as the diversity of our membership and their scholarly pursuits

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We foster academic excellence, unity, and student knowledge while facilitating networking, mentorship, and community outreach. Our mission is to provide career-based opportunities for personal and professional growth to all Public Health students, advocate for their needs, and create outlets for networking and volunteerism.

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To enrich the young minds of comm majors. Help them Connect with other comm professionals within prssa.

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Our club aims to promote engagement and outreach within our university and surrounding communities. We strive to provide opportunities for students to achieve academic and professional goals with the help of mentorship. We lean to foster leadership skills for all that are involved. With a highlight of cultural awareness, particularly of Latinx/Chicanx heritage. We strive to make an open and safe space for students to be involved with the community and support each other.

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Cal State LA’s Rehabilitation Counseling Association (RCA) is committed to making a positive difference in the field of rehabilitation through providing members the opportunities for career development and community engagement. RCA aims to work directly with the community in a collaborative effort to enhance the quality of life for all.

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Relevance Dance Team is a family of individuals that are driven to ignite passion in dance, cultivate leaders, and inspire other artists within our community. We aspire to leave footprints with our morality and good will through dance. Relevance is the dance team that exclusively competes and trains. Recruitment weeks for the team take place the first two weeks of every semester. Details for recruitment weeks can be found on our Instagram, @rlvnc.la We also manage Relevance Dance Community, the dance community known throughout CSULA as a school club. The community is a space for weekly workshops and newcomers to discover their passion for dance. We hold FREE dance workshops every week as updated by our Instagram @rlvnc.la, every level of dancer is welcome to come by and make new friends that share a passion for dance :) Please direct any and all questions to our DMs on Instagram, @rlvnc.la, or to our email, relevancedance@gmail.com

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We aim to positively impact the experience of Black students and their allies at Cal State LA who are either first-time freshmen or transfer students during their first year(s). We pair new students with continuing students to help them successfully settle into their home away from home. RISE is open to any current student regardless of race, color, and national origin and also sex and sexual orientation.

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To officially join RISE as a mentor or mentee, please complete the following application: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=AiCKzo9EWE-Csdhvc-Ov3XJMA2C3oZdAkQe0DDLNh_FUQUs4SkQyV1RSMUcxUFhISVFQOUhYQVI2SC4u&route=shorturl

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Our mission is to have a working robotic dog able to navigate the CSULA campus and help guide individuals with limited mobility.

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The mission of the School Based Family Counseling Student Association is to provide support and networking for its members, as well as professional preparation in the field. The actions and opinions of this organization do not necessarily reflect those of the students, staff, faculty, or administration of California State University, Los Angeles. The purpose of this organization will be: 1. To promote and support the pursuit of professional preparation in the field of School Based Family Counseling, with special emphasis with those serving linguistically and culturally diverse populations in urban schools. 2. To encourage the collaboration and cooperation amongst graduate students, alumni and professionals in the field of School Based Family Counseling. 3. To nurture continued professional growth through the exchange of scholarly ideas and applied research.

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School Psychology Student Association (SPSA) is a student-run organization at California State University, Los Angeles to promote professional preparation, knowledge, and collaboration to students interested in the field of school psychology. The purpose of this organization shall be: To promote and support the pursuit of professional preparation in the field of School Psychology, with special emphasis with those serving linguistically and culturally diverse populations in urban schools. To encourage the collaboration and cooperation amongst graduate students, alumni and professionals in the field of School Psychology. To nurture continued professional growth through the exchange of scholarly ideas and applied research.

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The Cal Mu chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at California State University, Los Angeles, is dedicated to building true gentlemen through the bonds of brotherhood, academic excellence, leadership, and service. Founded on the values of loyalty, friendship, and integrity, our chapter strives to create a positive and lasting impact on campus and in the greater community. As part of one of the nation’s oldest and most respected fraternities, we are committed to living by SAE’s creed, The True Gentleman, in all aspects of life. Whether through philanthropy events, leadership development, or social engagement, Cal Mu fosters a supportive environment where brothers grow personally and professionally. At Cal State LA, we take pride in our diverse brotherhood and the unique strengths each member brings. Together, we work to uphold the rich traditions of Sigma Alpha Epsilon while embracing the future with purpose and pride.

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Sigma Lambda Beta's mission is to nurture and further a dynamic, values-based environment that utilizes our historically Latino-based fraternity as a catalyst to better serve the needs and wants of all people.

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Purpose:Empowering women by providing lifetime opportunities, developing leadership skills, and promoting excellence, ethics, and education. By upholding our core values, Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. aspires to positively impact the world community.Objectives:Leadership Empowerment: Develop the leadership abilities of the members for individual and group empowerment. Excellence Promotion: Support academic and personal growth, fostering a culture of excellence. Ethical Integrity: Uphold strong moral and ethical values in all member engagements. Education and Career Readiness: Provide resources for professional development and career readiness. Global Community Impact: Engage in initiatives that positively impact the global community. Founding Principles Integration: Embed the sorority's five principles into all member activities. Continuous Learning: Encourage ongoing exploration and learning for growth. Networking and Collaboration: Facilitate member networking and collaboration for greater impact. Advocacy Training: Equip members to advocate for important societal issues. Lifelong Sisterhood: Develop a strong sense of sisterhood among the members of the group by offering a lifelong support system that encourages personal/group development and empowerment.

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Sigma Nu Eta Phi Chapter is a hidden fraternal gem in a primarily commuted college at Cal State La. The fraternity runs on the three basic principles of Love, Honor, and Truth which we all abide by. We host many successful events that emphasize these principles too. We have monthly workshops that focus on development with our members that can help brothers during college and after graduation. We have a great philanthropy/community service chapter committee that have run several successful and creative events. These events include but not limited to, burrito project, penny's for providence, bring your own book, toy drive, canned food drive, carNUval, and many more. Sigma Nu is a social fraternity which provides and allows for more student involvement and connections. We have connected and had socials with sororities both inside and outside of Cal State La, Cal State La cheer team, and even the men's baseball team. Most importantly we have the brotherhood. We emphasize grades and encourage everyone to not meet the bare minimum GPA, but to reach his full potential. We have a chapter house that can fit up to 9 active brothers at a time. At our chapter house is where the most memories occur.

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To provide a safe space weekly for students engaging in sobriety, or curious about sobriety. To connect curious students to possible resources for seeking sobriety outside of SAC meetings.

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The Society for AI in Enterprise Systems (SAIES) is established to bridge the gap between enterprise systems, data, and intelligent decision-making. The organization empowers students across disciplines to understand how real organizations use ERP systems, analytics, and artificial intelligence to operate at scale. Through hands-on workshops, live simulations, and applied projects, EAISS develops technical fluency, systems thinking, and decision intelligence skills essential for modern enterprise careers.

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The SHESS Club Organization objective is to create a space for students to feel part of a community at college. We provide options the options to improve their academic, professional and leadership development.

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The Society of Women Engineers is a professional development organization that strives to aid in the advancing of leadership skills in future engineers. Our mission statement is to empower women engineers and underrepresented minority groups, and in that promote the engineering field as a positive force in our community.

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The Sociology Club is dedicated to supporting students interested in the field of sociology by fostering academic growth, professional development, and critical engagement with social issues. The club aims to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world opportunities, empowering students to explore academic pathways and career options in sociology and related disciplines.

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The mission of SOL is to create an academic and cultural community for students interested in Spanish language and literature. Through this organization, members will strengthen their connection to Spanish as both a field of study and a cultural experience. The purposes of this organization are: 1. Promote the academic study of Spanish language, literature and culture. 2. Build a community of students who share an interest in Spanish. 3. Provide professional, academic and cultural enrichment opportunities for members. 4. Collaborate with faculty and students in the Department of Spanish and across the university. 5. Celebrate the cultural diversity of the Spanish speaking world.

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The purpose of the Spirit Squad at California State University, Los Angeles is to (1) promote and uphold school spirit (2) to develop a sense of good sportsmanship and encourage enthusiasm of teammates, athletes, and spectators at various events (3) positively represent Cal State LA by being involved in the community.

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The purpose of this club is to work together as a staff to plan, edit, produce, market, design, and distribute this award-winning student-edited college literary magazine - Statement - one of the oldest and most prestigious in the US. Students will learn practical skills in literary editing and publishing coupled with creative and academic opportunities to grow and progress. This club's mission is to inspire its readers to diversify and deepen their relationships through literature and art.

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The CSULA SAA Chapter was founded in 2019 by the inaugural Au.D cohort at CSULA. The mission of the California State University, Los Angeles Chapter of SAA is to serve as a collective voice for students in our chapter and to advance the rights, interests, and welfare of students pursuing careers in Audiology. SAA engages students in lifelong learning activities that promote and advance the profession of Audiology. The CSULA chapter of SAA aims to provide services, information, education, representation, and advocacy for the profession and the public we serve.

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The Student Dietetic Association (SDA) is the premier organization at Cal State Los Angeles for those who have a shared passion for food, nutrition, and overall health. All students are welcomed to join the SDA. Members will be invited to attend our general meetings, participate in club events, and have access to a variety of opportunities.

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Stay updated with our Presence for events/workshops hosted by the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) department and Health Promotion and Education Center (HPEC) department within the Student Health Center!Visit our Social Media:

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NATIONAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE FOCUS IS TO HELP MENTOR AND FOSTER LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NURSING STUDENTS.

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Students United to Reach Goals in Education (SURGE) is a student organization founded at California State University, Los Angeles on the principle of promoting higher education among both high school and college students regardless of legal status. Its mission is to encourage and increase the number of students attending and graduating from institutions of higher education through community involvement, scholarships and political activism and advocacy.

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Our organization brings together Studio Arts and art-inclined students to build community, support professional development, and explore post-graduation pathways in the arts. We host events like art pop-ups, showcases, and gatherings, while also creating space for students to voice their needs and advocate for improvements within the department.

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Tau Beta Pi is the engineering honor society in the United States representing the entire engineering profession and the second oldest collegiate honor society in America. It honors engineering students who have shown a history of academic achievement as well as a commitment to personal and professional integrity.

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Eager to promote a closer bond among students of social work and to enter into more intimate fellowship with those dedicated to the promotion of humanitarian goals and ideals by a professional group which quality educational preparation is deemed imperative, students and faculty involved in social work education at California State University Los Angeles resolve to sponsor a Chapter of Phi Alpha National Honor Society, thereby to foster high standards of education for social work and to invite into membership those who have attained excellence of scholarship and distinction of achievement as students of social work.

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The Technical Interview Preparation for Software Engineers Club aims to help aspiring software engineers and others entering the tech industry prepare for technical interviews.

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The Marketing Club is dedicated to helping students learn, lead, and succeed in the field of marketing. Our mission is to introduce students to key marketing concepts while providing opportunities for hands-on experience, real-world application, and professional development. Through workshops, collaborative projects, and creative activities, members will gain practical knowledge and skills that prepare them for careers in marketing. The club also offers valuable networking opportunities by connecting students with industry professionals and fellow peers through guest speaker events and panels. Overall, we aim to create a supportive and engaging environment where students can grow academically, professionally, and personally.

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This organization is going to promote the culture of self defense of Judo and other mixed martial arts. This will include but not limit to; judo, bjj, wrestling, etc... This beginner friendly club will ensure a controlled and safe environment for everyone to learn new skills and adopt new values and morals. We at The MGC, want to promote a healthy lifestyle and to bring wealth through culture and relationships amongst friends.

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The Music Club is a social club for those interested in music production, industry, and events. It’s also a place for students to get together to talk about music, start bands/groups, and produce music together.

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The NSLS is an organization that provides a life-changing leadership program that helps students achieve personal growth, career success, and empowers them to have a positive impact in their community. With 856 chapters, the NSLS currently has 2,096,331 members nationwide.

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The Network: Men’s Success Initiative supports the development of students of color who self-identify as men as well as their allies. We want our men to grow, thrive, succeed, and build a cohesive community here on campus. We are excited to welcome you to The Network! The Network is open to any current student regardless of race, color, and national origin, sex, or sexual orientation.

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To connect students with structural engineering profession.

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The Theatre Club Playground exists to give everyone in the theatre department a platform to create the art they are unable to in class or shows due to time commitments or lack of funds. The Playground gives its members the support they need to bring to life their dreams that seemed out of reach. The club is member driven with members coming to the president with requests on what they need to make their art and the president does everything in their power to give them those resources. Meetings are primarily one on one to facilitate flexible schedules from busy members. Members of the club do not exist for the club: the club exists for the members. Members of The Playground are expected to hold to their own schedules. While the club is very flexible, it is important to be kind to your fellow club members and not cancel on events without at least 24 hour notice. Canceling in under 24 hours from an event a member promised to attend may result in club expulsion or some other kind of punishment. However, things happen. Many folks struggle with transportation or mental health issues which are out of their control. We ask that members be upfront with their limitations as the club wants to support people who may not be able to participate in department activities because of these same restrictions. Be honest with your needs and the club will do everything to support you and will not discriminate or hold anything against you if something unforeseen comes up.

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This organization represents members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Community and its allies at California State University, Los Angeles. Our mission is to provide assistance and foster community for our LGBTQIA+ members on campus.

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Turning Point USA at Cal State LA is a conservative political club that encourages diversity of opinions and respectful debates on campus. We host discussions, events, and activism initiatives to educate students about fiscal responsibility, free markets, and their constitutional rights. Our goal is to create a community where students can explore conservative ideas, develop leadership skills, and participate in thought-provoking conversations.

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Recreation at Cal State LA provides Golden Eagles with opportunities to play, exercise and engage their campus community through programming and events aimed toward enhancing the experience of all who participate. Recreation is comprised of the Fitness Center and Games Room located within the University-Student Union.

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With open doors and minds, we provide space and opportunities enabling Golden Eagles to soar.

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We, the members of the Urban Learning Student Association (ULSA), in recognition of the transformative power of education in urban communities, unite to foster academic excellence, professional growth, and social impact. Committed to equity, inclusivity, and collaboration, we strive to support future educators, leaders, and advocates dedicated to enhancing learning experiences in diverse urban settings. Through engagement, mentorship, and community partnerships, we aim to empower students to drive meaningful change in education. This Constitution establishes our guiding principles and framework to ensure the success and sustainability of our mission.

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We serve military-connected students by providing academic and professional resources for their development and success.

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The Women, Gender, and Sexuality club is a space that will be welcoming of all identities no matter their sexuality, gender, and or racial differences. We are looking to old space to speak about the social injustices that are prevalent in our society today as we as build community within the campus of Cal State Los Angeles.

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"Where creativity is our safe haven." - Angela Grace "Angie" Yuson (Founder and Inaugural President) The purposes of this organization shall be: 1. Promote building connections within different communities as students improve communication skills with others. 2. Open students’ perspectives on subjects outside of their familiarity. 3. Improve creativity through writing and decorating letters.

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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is a historically Black sorority founded on January 16th, 1920 on the campus of Howard University in Washington D.C. Our sorority was founded by 5 trailblazers who envisioned an organisation that raise people’s consciousness, encourage the highest standards of scholastic achievement, and foster a greater sense of unity among its members. These women believed that sorority elitism and socializing overshadowed the real mission of progressive organizations and failed to address fully the societal mores, ills, prejudices, and poverty affecting humanity in general and the black community in particular.

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