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Chico State Diversity Resource Guide CHICO STATE DIVERSITY RESOURCE GUIDE Reprinted by Permission, CSU Chico Office of Diversity DIVERSITY RESOURCE GUIDE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO 2012-2013 DIVERSITY RESOURCE GUIDE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO 2012-2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME ................................................................................ 1 University President and Director of Diversity .............................................. 1 POLICY ON NONDISCRIMINATION AND AFFIRMATIVE ActION IN EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATION ................................................... 2 ASIAN / PACIFIC-AMERICAN RESOURCES ............................................ 3 CHICO STATE DIVERSITY RESOURCE GUIDE Clubs and Organizations ............................................................................ 4 Welcome to the Chico State Diversity Resource Guide! Student Services .......................................................................................... 6 The information within these pages provides you with an introduction to the people Community Organzitions ............................................................................ 8 who, places that, and things which may be of interest and assistance to you. Not in any Local Markets and Stores............................................................................. 9 way intended to be exhaustive or definitive, the directory offers but a small sample of the Faith Organizations .................................................................................. 10 plethora of campus and community resources available to you. Medical Services ....................................................................................... 11 Broadcast Media Stations........................................................................... 11 Courses .................................................................................................... 11 Faculty and Staff ....................................................................................... 13 BLACK / AFRICAN-AMERICAN RESOURCES .........................................16 Clubs and Organizations ........................................................................... 17 Student Services ........................................................................................ 19 Community Resources .............................................................................. 21 Radio Stations .......................................................................................... 22 Business .................................................................................................... 22 Faith Organizations .................................................................................. 22 Courses .................................................................................................... 23 Faculty and Staff ....................................................................................... 27 DIVERSITY RESOURCE GUIDE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO 2012-2013 DIVERSITY RESOURCE GUIDE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO 2012-2013 PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES RESOURCES ............................................ 30 LATINO/LATINA-AMERICAN RESOURCES .................................................. 60 Clubs and Organization ............................................................................ 31 Clubs and Organizations ............................................................................ 61 Student Services ........................................................................................ 31 Student Services ........................................................................................ 63 Community Resources .............................................................................. 33 Community Resources .............................................................................. 65 Transportation .......................................................................................... 35 Faith Organizations .................................................................................. 66 Home Supportive Services ......................................................................... 35 Day Care Assistance .................................................................................. 67 Mobility ................................................................................................... 35 Media ....................................................................................................... 67 Animals .................................................................................................... 36 Dancing ................................................................................................... 67 ADHD / LD ............................................................................................. 36 Markets .................................................................................................... 67 Courses ................................................................................................... 36 Courses .................................................................................................... 68 Faculty and Staff ....................................................................................... 76 GAY/LESBIAN/BISEXUAL/TRANSGENDER RESOURCES ............................ 38 Clubs and Organizations ........................................................................... 39 NATIVE AMERICAN RESOURCES ............................................................ 80 Student Services ........................................................................................ 40 Clubs and Organizaiton ............................................................................ 81 Faith Organizations .................................................................................. 42 Student Services ........................................................................................ 82 Gay Friendly Businesses ............................................................................ 42 Community Resources ............................................................................. 84 Community Organizations ........................................................................ 43 Local Area Tribes and Rancherias .............................................................. 85 GLBT Courses ......................................................................................... 45 Service Area Casinos .................................................................................. 86 Faculty and Staff ....................................................................................... 48 Courses .................................................................................................... 87 Faculty and Staff ....................................................................................... 90 Jewish Resources ......................................................................... 50 ETERAN ESOURCES Clubs and Organizations ........................................................................... 51 V R ......................................................................... 92 Clubs and Organization ............................................................................ 93 Student Services ........................................................................................52 Student Services ....................................................................................... 93 Faith Organizations .................................................................................. 54 Community Resources ............................................................................. 95 Jewish Courses ......................................................................................... 55 Courses ................................................................................................... 97 Faculty and Staff ....................................................................................... 57 Faculty and Staff ...................................................................................... 98 If there are resources that should be CSU CHICO DIVERSITY HALLMARKS TIMELINE .................................... 100 updated or included, please contact the Office of Diversity at 530.898.4764 or [email protected] CHICO STATE / COMMUNITY DATA................................................... 103 Chico, California Data ............................................................................103 Fall 2008 Enrollment Data ......................................................................103 DPRESIDENIVERSITYT ROFESOURCE CALIFORNIA GUIDSET ATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO 2012-2013 DPOLIIVERSITYCY ON RNESOURCEONDISC RIMINAGUIDET ION AND AFFIRMATIVE ActION IN EMPLOYMENCALIFORNIAT AND EDU STATECATION UNIVERSITY, CHICO 2012-2013 California State University, Chico establishes It will be a violation of this policy to dismiss, this policy in recognition of its educational discharge, expel, penalize, discipline, harass, mission, its social concerns, its responsibility adversely alter academic grades, or otherwise Welcome to our university and our commu- for the personal development of individuals, discriminate against any student, faculty, or nity! We are pleased you are here with us and and its concern for the rights of individuals. staff member because he or she has opposed very proud of all that you have accomplished any
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