CAMPUS ORGANIZATION GUIDE The Daily Titan at Cal State Fullerton State Cal at Titan Daily The Fall 2004 Fall 2, Campus Organization Guide THE DAILY TITAN FALL 2004 STAFF Campus Organization Guide Sales Manageranager aandnd PProductionroduction ERIK ALDEN Advertising Staff KEVIN COOK KIMBERLY ORR ISADORE GREGORIO Special Thanks To Sabrina Sanders for all her help making this guide happen.

For information about any of the clubs or organizations listed in this guide or for information about starting your own club or oganization, please visit the Clubs and Organizations website at: www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents

We Have Over 150 Club and Organizations “50% of oneʼs education is They are an integral part of the student life on our campus as well as located inside the reflect the diverse interests and activities of our student community. Your participation in any one of these organizations will allow you to: classroom and *Make a positive difference on campus and in the community the other 50% is *Develop leadership skills located outside *Interact with faculty, staff, alumni, business and community leaders the classroomʼs *Make social connections four walls.” *Gain exposure to potential career fields *Enhance your resume -John F. Kennedy

From pre-admission to graduation, New Student Programs provides services and programs designed to empower stu- dents and their families to create a meaningful educational journey at Cal State Fullerton. New Student Programs con- nects students to the valuable learning opportunities necessary for this journey via campus tours, new student orienta- tion, information and campus referrals, leadership development and welcome activities. As a result of program participa- tion and service utilization, students develop character, critical thinking skills and the interpersonal competence requisite for lifelong learning.

Thank you to those faculty and staff who have served as advisors!

The University believes that student organizations foster valuable experience for students that often lead to significant learning and development and helps create a sense of belonging to the University. These activities and experiences complement the formal curriculum and provide wide opportunity for enhancing personal skills. The University supports the formation of and grants registered status to student organizations whose purposes and activities enhance the social, cultural, recreational, and academic funtions of the University. Registered organizations are afforded access to cam- pus resources and in turn agree to comply with regulations and procedures established for the governance of student groups. THE DAILY TITAN FALL 2004 Campus Organization Guide, 3 CSUF Club Directory COUNCILS DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS Arts Inter-Club Council AICC Acacia Group Association For Inter-Cultural Awareness AICA Accounting Society AS Business Inter-Club Council BICC Advertising Club, CSUF Council of Honor Societies Afro Ethnic Studies Community Ensemble AESCE Engineering and Computer Science Inter-Club Council Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Honor Society AKD ECS-ICC Alpha Lambda - Army ROTC Human Development & Community Service Inter-Club Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society Council HDCS-ICC American Choral Directors Association ACDA Humanities & Social Sciences Inter-Club Council HSS-ICC American Marketing Association AMA MESA Cooperativa American Medical Student Association, CSUF Premedical Natural Science and Mathematics Inter-Club Council Chapter CSUF AMSA NSMICC American Psychological Society Student Caucus APSSC Student Organizations Accessing Resources / American Society of Civil Engineers ASCE Communications Inter-Club Council SOAR/CICC American Society of Mechanical Engineers ASME American Studies Student Association ASSA CULTURAL CLUBS Anthropology Students Association ASA Afghan 21st Century Art and Literary Magazine Association, CSUF Afro-Ethnic Student Association AESA Artists Rendering Their Services ARTS Alliance for the Preservation of African Consciousness APAC As You Like Shakespeare Society AYLSS Asian Pacific Student Association APSA Asociación de Alumnos y Ex-Alumnos de Español AAEE Cambodian Student Association CSA Association for Computing Machinery, CSUF Chapter CSUF ACM Chinese Students Association CSA Association of Information Technology Professionals AITP Furnishing Inspiration and Relaying Encouragement FIRE Association of International Students in Economics and Global Association of Culture and Peace GACP Business AIESEC Hermanas Unidas de CSUF HaU Beta Alpha Psi Business and Financial Information Honor Independent Latino Student Association ILSA Society India International Club IIC Biology Club Indonesian Student Association PERMIAS Biology Graduate Students Club Inter-Tribal Student Council ITSC Business Fullerton Japan BFJ Japanese Student Association JSA Calliope Lesbian Gay Bisexual Alliance LGBA Camera Absurda Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlan M.E.Ch.A. Ceramics Club, CSUF Pakistani Student Association PSA Chemistry and Biochemistry Club Pilipino American Student Association PASA Chicano/Latino Studies Student Association CLSSA Sistertalk Child and Adolescent Studies Student Association CASSA Taiwanese Student Association TSA Choice USA Thai-American Student Association TASA Club Tusk Vietnamese Student Association VSA College Legal Clinic CLC 4, Campus Organization Guide THE DAILY TITAN FALL 2004 CSUF Club Directory Contʼ Comparative Religion Student Association CRSA Minority Biomedical Research Students MBRS Composers Forum at CSUF CF@CSUF Model United Nations Club MUN Council for Educational Leadership Students Mu Phi Epsilon Music Honor Society CTP Comm Grads Comm Grads Musicus et Humanitas Dance Association National Press Photographers Association NPPA Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity National Science Teacher Association Student Chapter NSTA Economics Association EA National Society of Black Engineers NSBE Entertainment and Tourism Club ETC National Student Speech Language Hearing Association Environmental Studies Student Association ESSA NSSLHA Eta Kappa Nu Electrical and Computer Engineering Honor Nursing Honor Society, CSUF CSUF NHS Society Pencil Mileage Club PMC Eta Sigma Gamma, Delta Rho Chapter Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society European Studies Association (Society) Finance Association Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda FBLA For the development of the best and truest fraternal spirit; The mutual welfare and brotherhood of musical Geography Club students; The advancement of music in America; And a Geology Club loyalty to the Alma Mater. Graduate Counseling Student Association GCSA Contact: Jack Lara 714.473.5468 History Student Association HAS E-mail: [email protected] Hot Glass Club www.csufsinfonia.org Human Services Student Association HSSA Upcoming Event: Meeting every Monday @ 7:30pm in Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IEEE PA-235 Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society ISA International Association of Business Communicators IABC Philosophy Club International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering ISPE Physics Club, CSUF Japanese Anime Club Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society Japanese Culture and Language Exchange Society Portuguese Club Kappa Omega International Honor Society Kappa Omega Pre-Law Society CSUFPLS Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society for the Human Sciences Primatology Students Association PSA KON Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society Kinesiology & Health Science Student Association KHSSA Psychology Department Student Association PDSA Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honor Society Public Relations Student Society of America PRSSA Latin American Studies Student Association LASSA Real Estate Association Latino Business Student Association LBSA Roots & Shoots Le Cercle Français Sculpture Club Liberal Studies Student Association LSSA Sigma Delta Pi National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society Linguistics Student Association LSA Sigma Phi Omega Gerontology Honor Society Math Club Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society MBA Association, CSF CSF MBA Society for Ethno-Journalists Metals Club, CSUF CSUF-MC Society for the Advancement of Management SAM THE DAILY TITAN FALL 2004 Campus Organization Guide, 5 CSUF Club Directory Contʼ CSUF Club Directory Contʼ Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Beta Upsilon Delta Fraternity Engineering SAMPE Chi Sigma Phi Sorority Society of Automotive Engineers SAE Delta Chi Fraternity Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers SHPE Delta Sigma Chi Co-Ed Fraternity Society of Mexican American Engineers and Scientists Delta Zeta Sorority MAES Future Lambdaʼs @ CSUF FLC Society of Museum Associates SOMA Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Society of Professional Journalists SPJ Gamma Sigma Alpha Greek Academic Honor Society Society of Women Engineers SWE Greeks Advocating Mature Management of Alcohol GAMMA Sociology Association for Graduate Advancement SAGA Inter-Fraternity Council IFC Sociology Student Association SSA Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Spanish Club Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Student Association for Gerontology Education SAGE Lambda Sigma Chi Co-ed Latino Fraternity Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. Student California Teachers Association Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. A teacher association whose goal is to create highly Multicultural Greek Council MCGC qualified teachers. We have 1,000,000 liability insur- ance to cover you Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. Contact: Tran Quach Order of Omega http://www.come.to/csuf-scta Panhellenic Council PHC email: [email protected] Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Upcoming Event: Using math logic in the classroom, Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity on September 22 and resume writing on October 13 at 4:00pm in H112 Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity PSK promotes our 3 cardinal principles: Brotherhood, Student Council for Exceptional Children SCEC Scholarship and Charachter. We are the fraternity for Student Health Professions Association SHPA those who never imagined joining a fraternity! For great parties,good times, and real friends give us a call. PSK- Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society TBP excellence in the field of greatness Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages Club Contact: Rene Carlos 714.473.2207 TESOL E-mail: [email protected] Third Wave Upcoming Event: Thurs. Night Texas Hold ʻEm Titan Internet Radio Club TRC Tournaments Trans-Pacific Leadership Program T-PAC TV-Film Society TVFS Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Women in the Arts WITA Rho Lambda Panhellenic Recognition Honor Society Womenʼs Studies Student Association WSSA Sigma Kappa Sorority Young Entrepreneurs Society YE$ Sigma Nu Fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity GREEK Theta Delta Beta Fraternity TDB Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority ZTA Alpha Delta Pi Sorority ADP Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 6, Campus Organization Guide THE DAILY TITAN FALL 2004 CSUF Club Directory Contʼ HONOR SOCIETIES Souled Out Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar Chapter HSF Studies In The Word Honors Student Advisory Committee HSAC True Vine Messianic Fellowship Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society University Praise UP Presidentʼs Scholars Vietnamese Catholic Student Association VCSA University Honor Society UHS Womenʼs Islamic Network WIN

POLITICAL/SOCIAL ACTION CLUBS SERVICE CLUBS Campus Greens, CSUF Circle K International College Democrats, CSUF CSUF-CD Rotaract Club, CSUF College Libertarians CSUFLP Society for the Promotion of Campus Safety SPCS College Republicans, CSUF Volunteer and Service Center Student Organization VSC Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance FMLA International Student Coalition for the Advancement of SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS Womenʼs Rights ISCAWR Alzheimerʼs Student Awareness Association ASAA Titan Republicans Amnesty International - CSUF AI-CSUF Chess Club, CSUF RELIGIOUS CLUBS Freshman Programs Student Association FPSA Asian American Christian Fellowship AACF Hip Hop Mix Athletes In Action AIA National Society of Collegiate Scholars NSCS Buddhists for World Peace BWP Resident Student Association RSA Calvary Chapel Campus Fellowship CCCF Titan Toastmasters Campus Crusade For Christ CCC Undeclared Student Association USA Campus Outreach Chinese Christian Fellowship CCF SPORTS/RECREATION CLUBS Christian Challenge Aikido Club, CSUF Christian Students Bowling Team at CSUF Club Refuge Cricket Club, CSUF CSUF CC Coptic Orthodox Christian Club of CSUF COCC Ice/Inline Skate Club Fresh Roasted Spirit Kung Fu Club, CSUF Hillel, The Jewish Student Union Hillel Rugby Football Club, CSUF CSUF RFC International Christian Fellowship ICF Sports Club Inter-Club Council SC-ICC Intervarsity Christian Fellowship IVCF Surf Club, CSUF In-Touch Campus Ministry ICM Tae Kwon Do Club, CSUF CSUF TKD Korea Campus Crusade for Christ KCCC Titan Hockey Team Latter Day Saint Student Association LDSSA Wushu Team, CSUF Muslim Student Association MSA Newman Catholic Club, CSUF To begin your own club or organization or contact any One By One of these Cal State Fullerton clubs/organizations, please contact the Student Organization & Resource Center at Titan Student Union Rm. 247 or (714) 278-7622. THE DAILY TITAN FALL 2004 Campus Organization Guide, 7 GREEK MAP Teri Pl Teri 4 2

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1. Delta Chi 9. Alpha Chi Omega 12.Gamma Phi Beta 2100 Associated Road,A1 700 E. Chapman Ave. 600 E. Chapman Ave. Fullerton, CA 92831 5. Pi Kappa Phi 2117 Teri Place Fullerton, CA 92831 Fullerton, CA 92831 2. Lambda Chi Alpha Fullerton, CA 92831 2124 Teri Place 10.Alpha Delta Pi 13.Sigma Kappa Fullerton, CA 92831 6. Sigma Nu 2101 Teri Place 2207 E. Commonwealth 2100 E. Wilshire Ave. 3. Phi Kappa Tau Fullerton, CA 92831 Fullerton, CA 92831 Fullerton, CA 92831 1950 State College Blvd. Fullerton, CA 92831 8. Sigma Phi Epsilon 2116 Teri Place 11.Delta Zeta 14.Zeta Tau Alpha 4. Phi Sigma Kappa Fullerton, CA 92831 2652 Balfour 1101 N. Lemon St. 2125 Teri Place Fullerton, CA 928315 Fullerton, CA 92831 Fullerton, CA 92832 8, Campus Organization Guide THE DAILY TITAN FALL 2004 What Is Greek Life? Greek life is the fraternity and Greek life has a strong and rich ous leadership opportunities experience and eases the adjust- sorority community on campus. tradition at hundreds of colleges available within individual chap- ment to a new environment. The terms “fraternity” and “soror- and universities across the United ters and the many affiliated orga- Academic achievement is a prior- ity” describe groups of men and States and Canada, as well as here nizations. Greek life also serves ity for all fraternities and sorori- women who join together to offer at Fullerton. It offers many oppor- as a springboard to campus-wide fellowship, academic support, tunities to meet people, promote involvement. ties as they seek to compliment leadership training, participation academic achievement, contribute Joining a fraternity or soror- the academic mission of Cal State in campus activities, service to to the community through service ity is an excellent way to meet Fullerton. Organized scholarship and philanthropy projects, and the community and University, people and establish life-long programs are offered by most and preparation for future careers. develop leadership skills. friendships. Each organization chapters to help members and They are referred to as Greek Fraternity and sorority members plans social events to strengthen associates achieve their academic chapters because they are named hold a large number of campus friendships within the chapter and goals. When looking into join- according to the ancient Greek leadership positions and partici- allow for social interaction with alphabet. Most chapters are also pate in leadership and develop- members of other groups. Having ing a specific chapter, be sure to affiliated with a national and mental seminars on a local and a positive social environment inquire about their scholarship international organization. national level. There are numer- provides a well-rounded college program.

WHERE DO I GO TO GET MORE INFORMATION?

Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) ASI Camp Titan Titan Tusk Force Titan Student Union 207 • (714) 278-3295 Titan Student Union 269 • (714) 278-3036 Titan Student Union 250 • (714) 278-4224 ASI Childrenʼs Center ASI Human Resources DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE Temporary (T) 200 • (714) 278-2961 Titan Student Union 227 • (714) 278-7068 Titan Student Union 235 • (714) 278-3211 www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents ASI/TSU Offi ce of Program Support ASI Productions Titan Student Union 269 • (714) 278-7736 Titan Student Union 268 • (714) 278-3501

ASI Rec Sports Offi ce Career Planning & Placement Center Kinesiology & Health Science 159 • Langsdorf Hall 208 • (714) 278-3125 (714) 278-PLAY

Center for Internships & Cooperative Ed Titan Student Union Governing Board Langsdorf Hall 209 • (714) 278-2171 itan Student Union 248 • (714) 278-3085

LEADERSHIP & MULTICULTURAL DEVELOP-MENT PROGRAMS TO BE A PART Multicultural Leadership Center Student Leadership Institute Titan Student Union 234 • (714) 278-7366 Titan Student Union 235 • (714) 278-5999 OF THE SPRING www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/mlc www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/sli 2005 CAMPUS STUDENT LIFE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ORGANIZATION GUIDE, PLEASE Greek Life StudentOrganization Resource Center Titan Student Union 235 • (714) 278-3211 Titan Student Union 247 • (714) 278-7622 CONTACT www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/greeklife www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/clubs_and_orgs ERIK ALDEN AT Volunteer & ServiceCenter New Student Information Center 714-278-2558 OR Titan Student Union 2 • (714) 278-7623 Langsdorf Hall 112 • (714) 278-3120 www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/volunteer www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/nsp/nso2004 EMAIL AT EAlden@DailyTitan. Freshman Programs StudentInformation & Referral Center McCarthy Hall 142 • (714) 278-3709 University Hall 178 • (714) 278-2501 www.fullerton.edu/freshmanprograms www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/nsp