Acasola strives to provide an opportunity for all students to enrich their musical and educational experience at CSUN through excellence in a cappella performance.

Meeting Time: Weekly performances on Thursdays from 12:30-1pm (Below Sierra Tower)

The African American Music Association strives to expose students to African American music from a historical, cultural and contemporary perspective.

The African Student Organization strives to mobilize and foster increased cooperation and coordination among broad coalition of students, international organizations, and individual faculty and staff members committed to the progress of empowerment of Africa and peoples of African ancestry.

Alpha Epsilon Omega strives to promote an interest in the Armenian language, history, and culture, while encouraging academic excellence.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 7pm (Sierra Hall 120)

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Alpha Epsilon Pi strives to enhance Jewish identity, inaugurate a spirit of cooperation and helpfulness, and encourage vigorous participation in community activities.

Meeting Time: Sundays @ 7pm (Sierra Hall 126)

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Alpha Gamma Alpha encourages students to work towards the advancement of Armenian causes, further the Armenian culture, and guide members to academic excellence.

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Alpha Kappa Delta strives to promote excellence in scholarship in the study of sociology, social problems, and such other social and intellectual activities as will lead to improvement in the human condition.

Alpha Nu Kappa strives to build a camaraderie among black women in Student Housing. We help develop women to grow and pursue their passions while challenging them to take risks. We also focus on providing a positive outlet and safe environment for our women to talk about their issues and personal struggles. We also strive to create unity and a place where black women can come together, relate to one another, and build friendships.

Meeting Time: Mondays @ 7pm

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Alpha Omicron Pi encourages a spirit of fraternity and love among its members, and to stand at all times for integrity, dignity, scholarship, and college loyalty.

Meeting Time: Mondays @ 7pm

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Alpha Phi promotes growth in character, scholastic achievement, unity of feeling,and social communion among us thus united under a solemn pledge to lend a helping hand to one another.

Meeting Time: Mondays @ 7pm

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Alpha Phi Alpha strives to aid and assist in the personal progress of its members, further brotherly love and a fraternal spirit, destroy all prejudices, preserve the sanctity of the home,and the personification of virtue, and the respect of womanhood.

Meeting Time: Alternating Sundays

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Alpha Pi Sigma promotes academic excellence, helps the Latino community through volunteer work, and creates a sense of unity and sisterhood among its members.

The primary purpose of this Fraternity will be to maintain, support, foster, and encourage the importance of Academic excellence within University standards for all its brothers.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 8-10pm

Alpha Sigma Theta strives to enrich the lives of college women by integrating both deaf and hearing communities through social and educational experiences.

Meeting Time: Mondays from 7-9pm (South Valley Room, USU)

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Alpha Xi Delta encourages student involvement in college affairs, while living in the way that health, peace, and harmony may prevail, and a wholesome social life above reproach or criticism.

Meeting Time: Mondays from 7-9pm

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The American Indian Student Association provides an opportunity for members to work together, actively promote the academic success of its members, instill cultural pride within the membership on the campus.

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The American Marketing Association strives to foster scientific study and research in the field of marketing while promoting beneficial relations between students, faculty, and business institutions.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays from 2-3pm (4th Floor Meeting Room, Juniper Hall)

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The American Medical Student Association provides an environment that supports the creative ideas of physicians-in-training, serves as a forum for health issues, and affects change in the medical education process to make it more approachable.

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The American Society of Civil Engineers encourages the development of a professional consciousness and affords an opportunity for civil engineers to become acquainted.

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The American Society of Interior Designers strives to advance the interior design profession and in the process, demonstrates and celebrates the power of design to positively change people's lives.

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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers strives to enhance the knowledge of the theory and practice of mechanical engineering, to become familiar with the personnel and activities of the society.

The Animation Student League of Northridge strives to create awareness, encourages community and industry participation in the CSUN Animation program.

Meeting Time: Monthly

The Anthropology Student Association strives to promote anthropology through projects, field trips, special events and guest speakers.

The Armenian Fraternity and Sorority Council strives to promote an interest in the Armenian language, history, and culture, and unite the Armenian organizations under one council of respect, honor, ethics, and excellence.

The Armenian Student Association cultivates a spirit of appreciation toward Armenian language, culture, history and heritage, promote Armenian studies, support members in the pursuit of their academic and personal goals.

The goals of this organization would be to provide an effective transition from art education preparation to professional practice. We would like to promote and exchange of information, tools, strategies and ideas in order to provide a support system for all individuals interested in being an art educator.

Asian Americans for Community and Talent strives to closely work with the Asian American Studies Department to provide a space for students to discuss and advocate current issues, study for classes, participate in community service, create growth in the Asian American Studies Department at California State University, Northridge and pursue hobbies in a constructive manner.

The Associated Graduate Students of History is an organization that promotes education, academic and social community, as well as professional networking between students, faculty, and alumni interested in the field of history at California State University, Northridge.

The Association of Graduate Student Affairs Professionals strives to provide educational, professional, and social opportunities that enhance the skills and experiences of current students, faculty, and alumni.

The Association of Graduate Students in English strives to provide graduate students in English, a place to meet and converse with other graduate students to share accurate information about the MA program.

Association of Latino Professionals in Finance & Accounting strives to promote academic and career issues related to Accounting, Finance and other related fields of business. As well help student who are interested in these fields to interact with each other outside the classroom and enhance their understanding of business matters.

The Athletic Training Club is dedicated to the development, implementation and maintenance of programs for the continued growth of the Athletic training fields through the organization, promotion, and participation in events and activities affiliated with CSUN.

The Aztlan Graduation and Scholarship Committee strives to follow the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlan (M.E.Ch.A.) organization requirements, and raise money for graduations, luncheons, dinners, and scholarships for Latina/o students.

Bachelor of Science Nursing Student Association strives to promote and encourage the recruitment of new students into the CSUN Nursing program by providing an avenue of networking and career development for CSUN nursing students.

The purpose of this association shall be to further the tenets of the Bahá’í Faith, to invite those interested to investigate the Faith for themselves; to promote the unity of mankind; and to foster understanding, love and fellowship on this campus by sponsoring such things as lectures, information tables, service projects, discussions, informal gatherings, social activities and public meetings. This association shall not endorse any partisan or political group on a campus level or otherwise.

The Ballet Folklorico Aztlán de CSUN is a dance organization whose focus is on promoting the rich cultural background of the Mexican community while teaching its participants the wide variety of regional dances which exist in Mexico.

The Ballroom Dance Club promotes the knowledge of dance, club programs, and activities as to advance the general interest and welfare of Ballroom Dance in the community.

Beta Alpha Psi Accounting Honors Fraternity strives to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the field of accounting.

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Beta Gamma Nu promotes educational, cultural, philanthropic, and social awareness among students.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays

The Bicycle Club at California State University Northridge is committed to the activities of recreation, adventure-travel, bicycle advocacy and community redevelopment. The club encourages members to discuss and promote the building of bike trails and bike paths, urban planning, the advocacy of bicycle infrastructure and any and all issues which club members may wish to discuss and participate in as it relates to the use of bicycles in the community.

Meeting Time: Thursdays @ 4:30pm (Chicana/o House)

The Biology, Ecology, and Evolution Reading Club strives to help students develop critical thinking and reading skills, while becoming more familiar with the literature in ecology and evolution.

The Black Pre-Health Club strives to increase the number of underrepresented minorities in the health related sciences and offer academic advisement, community involvement, social activities and overall student support.

The directive of the Black Student Union shall be to remain creative, diligent and proactive in all matters affecting Black students, while strongly promoting and aiding the academic excellence of its members.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 7pm (Black House)

Buddhists for World Peace strives to become more involved in the community by sponsoring college activities, including topics such as environmental awareness, cultural diversity, Victory Over Violence and Introduction to Buddhism.

The Business Honors Association strives to create a professional and social network for students accepted into the Business Honors Program.

The C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D. group’s principle goal is to give students an opportunity to explore social issues, and to bring awareness to topics that are often overlooked or misconstrued in our society. Through our research, programming, writing and documentaries, we plan to educate and inform individuals about the issues that have been affecting many of us throughout our lives, but have never really been brought into the open and discussed in depth. We want to give people a chance to tell their stories and express themselves about topics relevant to them. A significant goal of the group is to capture oral histories and document them so that they may not be forgotten. Whether to inspire change, educate, or enlighten the masses, C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D produces real world issues from a universal standpoint. Encouraging shifts in perspective is a huge objective with C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D., and in order to promote change, spreading awareness is essential. The art of non-fiction storytelling and writing articles for publication is C.A.P.T.U.R.E.D.’s main means of heightening consciousness, and promoting civic engagement.

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The California Career Development Association strives to advance the scientific discipline of career development, career guidance and education on campus.

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The California Chicano News Media Association is dedicated to providing college students with the stepping stone to a successful career in the media by providing students with the opportunity to network with working professionals.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 4:30pm (Manzanita Hall 212)

Campus Advance strives to eliminate racial, social, and cultural barriers by encouraging academic excellence and spiritual growth according to the highest principles of Christian ethics.

The Central American United Students Association strives to cultivate the idea of creating unified and coherent strategies for the development of the ideology of self determination for the people of Central America.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 3-4pm (Sierra Hall 102)

The Ceramics Guild encourages students who are interested in ceramics to explore and exchange different ideas by sponsoring exhibits within a social and academic atmosphere.

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The Chabad Jewish Student Center provides the CSUN community with a student run organization that fosters awareness of Jewish cultural and spiritual heritage, values and traditions.

The Chicana/o Graduate Students strives to better serve their community and department while supporting each member in their pursuit of higher education.

The Chicanos for Community Medicine strives to recruit interested students in the medical and health sciences fields and assist in the retention of Chicano(a)/Latino(a) and other interested students in the medical and science fields.

The Child and Adolescent Development Association provides a means of communication among students, faculty, and sponsors programs which relate to Child and Adolescent Development.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 7pm

The purpose of this organization is to enhance friendship among members and promote greater awareness and appreciation for the latest developments coming from Chinese society, and to help incoming Chinese students become comfortably integrated.

The Christian Students Club strives to make God's eternal purpose in His economy known to students in order that God can dispense Himself into His chosen people.

Circle K International strives to develop college and university students into responsible citizens and leaders with a lifelong commitment to service.

Classical Guitar Club strives to integrate CSUN classical guitarists, provide a better environment, and create opportunities that the student body and staff of CSUN might not be able to directly offer us. Establish a name for the CSUN classical Guitar program and develop it over the coming years.

The College Students in Broadcasting Club strives to acquaint members with the broadcasting industry by providing opportunities to meet and network with professionals in the radio, television and film industries.

Construction Management strives to help members to interact with fellow colleagues to discuss projects in a professional service that applies effective management techniques to the planning, design, and construction of a project.

This purpose shall be carried out through the following objectives: 1. To advance racial ethnic and cultural understanding cooperation through the exchange of ideas among its members. 2. To promote interaction between students and professionals. 3. To demonstrate within the academic and professional environment, the practical value of cultural diversity. 4. To enhance the cultural development of individual members through the collective dissemination of information of value and interests to members. 5. To enhance career opportunities for individual members. 6. To advance academic development of individual members through the exchange of cultural information. 7. To advocate for an inclusive campus environment where in the needs of minority population are taken into consideration. 8. To strive for the highest ethical standards in carrying out these purposes. 9. The main goal of CCD is to be against to any kind of prejudices to other cultures and to every one who is different than the other. CCD aims to widespread the understanding of “Let’s know each other!” and to construct a common understanding and tolerance atmosphere among CSUN students and the surrounding community. 10.

Accounting Association strives to encourage fellow students in their understanding of accounting and their advancement within the profession of accountancy.

The purposes of this club are to: 1. Promote the art, science, and practice of engineering in the aeronautics field. 2. Encourage originality in research 3. Foster engineering education in the community 4. Advance the standards of engineering in aeronautics 5. Promote the exchange of information among members and others 6. Develop the practicality of aerospace engineering profession in collaboration with other engineering and technical societies 7. Promote a high level of ethical practice.

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The American Society for Quality encourages and provides the means for the development of professional skills in students, while informing them as to the nature and the incentives of entering into a profession concerned with quality.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 5pm (Juniper Hall 4117)

The Anime Club strives to provide a friendly environment to promote Asian films, music, and culture so that the fans of the Asian media entertainment can share their interests and concerns.

Meeting Time: Fridays @ 6pm (Sierra Hall 203)

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CSUN Archery strives to encourage the sport of archery to students, faculty, and others. CSUN Archery endeavors to produce world class archers to complete in world class events.

Meeting Time: Mondays and Tuesdays from 6-8pm

The purpose of CSUN Automotive Enthusiasts (CAE) is to create a community of automotive enthusiasts on the California State University, Northridge (CSUN) Campus through social interaction by holding meetings and events. The passion of automobile driving is shared through the experiences and knowledge of individuals within the community. The club advocates safe and responsible driving and is completely against illegal street racing. The goal of CAE is to enrich the minds of students and enthusiasts alike of various automobiles and motorsports.

The CSUN Basketball Club strives to advance the sport of college basketball and foster collegiate competition while maintaining the spirit of the game through athletic achievement and sportsmanship.

CSUN Black Graduation Club strives to provide a support and outreach for graduating seniors of African-American/ Black heritage and any who may affiliate with Article I.

The CSUN Cheerleading Squad promotes the University's athletic programs and provides an opportunity for the Cheerleading team to compete in cheerleading competitions against other university sponsored programs.

The Chess Club strives to develop both skill and knowledge in the world of chess by creating a team that participates in tournaments representing CSUN.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 2-4pm

Colleges Against Cancer strives to help all of those affected by cancer in the San Fernando Valley through cancer education, survivorship support, advocacy efforts, and through the largest non-profit fundraiser, Relay For Life.

Meeting Time: Thursdays @ 8pm

The Collegiate National Association of Music Educators promotes the general advancement of music education, privileges, and responsibilities of the music education profession.

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The Communication Association strives to create a support system among students and faculty, provide workshops, study sessions, activities, and opportunities to learn and grow in their field.

The CSUN Cross-Cultural Friendship Club exists to build lasting friendships among international students, scholars and American friends by caring for and fostering their unique interests – physical, social, emotional, and spiritual. We seek to help the CSUN international student community to reach their full potential as leaders.

The CSUN Dance Team strives to create a dance team that wants to enhance individual's interactions with others through teamwork, and leadership responsibilities.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 11am-2pm

Delta Alpha Pi International Honor Society recognizes the academic accomplishments of college and university students with disabilities, to facilitate development of leadership and advocacy skills, and to provide opportunities for members to serve as mentors and role models. The further purpose of this Society shall be to provide educational programming related to disability issues for the campus and community.

CSUN Fasmode specializes in various forms of dance including freestyle, military, jazz, hip-hop, and promotes leadership through individual achievement.

Meeting Time: Mondays and Thursdays from 6-10pm (Redwood Hall)

The Filipino American Student Association provides activities that promote closer unity among Filipino Americans and involves Filipino Americans in the propagation and maintenance of the Filipino cultural and historical heritage.

The Football Club provides students with an opportunity to develop athletic skill, become better teammates, and individual growth through sportsmanship, teamwork, and passion for play.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3-5

The Gospel Choir promotes awareness of spiritual and cultural interconnectedness of humans and elevates African American Spiritual Gospel music.

The purpose of this club shall be to uphold the Ten Key Values: Ecological Wisdom; Grassroots Democracy; Personal and Social Responsibility; Nonviolence; Decentralization; Community-based Economics; Post-patriarchal Values; Respect for Diversity; Global Responsibility; Future Focus.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 3:30-4:30pm (Sierra Tower 503)

CSUN Helpline exists as a student organization and non-profit community volunteer organization under the guidance of University Counseling Services (UCS) for the purpose of serving the community, its trainees and volunteers.

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CSUN Hillel provides a forum for the exploration and enjoyment of the Jewish heritage in all its dimension by creating a meaningful Jewish community on campus.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 11am - 1pm in the Freudian Sip Coffee Shop (Next to Matador Bookstore)

The CSUN Hip Hop Team promotes unity and personal development through diversity, teamwork, leadership, and dance.

The CSUN Improv Club is an organization that provides a medium for every CSUN student to participate in improvisational acting. The CSUN Improv Club also provides an outlet for students who want to work on interpersonal communication skills, meet friends, use their creativity, laugh, and feel all warm and fuzzy inside.

The Jishin Taiko Ensemble is born of an interest in not only Japanese Taiko drumming, Japanese Traditional Music, and Japanese culture, but it also has a desire to form an intra and interpersonal social connection with the Japanese-American community at CSUN.

Meeting Time: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 7-10pm (Cypress Hall 145)

The CSUN Karate Club strives to compete in true Japanese karate in the traditional manner of Japan and develop a moral character built through hard work and diligent training.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Alliance (LGBTA) of CSUN provides a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental atmosphere upon which members of the CSUN community can dedicate themselves to the political, cultural, educational, and social advancement of campus life.

Meeting Time: Thursday from 7-9pm (Thousand Oaks Room, USU)

The Matador Grappling Team encourages CSUN students to participate in a social/competitive environment and to be active in a sport and uphold the high standards of CSUN sports club programs.

The CSUN Matador Speech and Debate Team encourages students to participate in public speaking events and to compete in speeches and debate tournaments.

To inform, encourage and enlighten students’ interest in film and video production, both in practical matters as well as in the aesthetic values. To strengthen the educational process with information, experience and exposure to knowledge that cannot be covered in classes by inviting guest speakers and networking with graduates along with people working in the entertainment industry. The Media Entertainment Guild will generate support from the students and the CSUN community by producing student films, festivals, and special events, thus gaining recognition and respect as a revered part of the academic and social influence of film in the California State University System.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays at 6pm in the Burbank Room

The Medieval and Renaissance Society strives to recreate the Middle Ages and the Renaissance eras by promoting historical dancing, music, costuming, and handcrafts for educational purposes.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 7pm (Pasadena Room)

The Medieval and Renaissance Society strives to recreate the Middle Ages and the Renaissance eras by promoting historical dancing, music, costuming, and handcrafts for educational purposes.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 7pm (Pasadena Room)

The purpose of the Mobile Robot Club is to promote robotics and innovative technology within the community and the university itself. This is facilitated through the design and assembly of a fully autonomous robotic vehicle that can negotiate a course with obstacles and perform tasks assigned to it. The goals of this organization are to foster ties between young engineers and the organizations developing unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) technologies. Furthermore the organization would like to welcome any interested students and provide them with a means of exploring cutting-edge technology. In doing so the organization intends to improve state-of-the-art robotics technology by challenging a new world-wide generation of engineers and participants.

The mission of the Photo Club is to support growth and provide networking opportunities in the Photographic community.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays @ 5pm (Art & Design Center 335)

CSUN Printmaking Society strives to create and encourage a sense of community amongst students interested in printmaking. They support the exchange of information and ideas as well as encouraging involvement in the print community, both inside and outside of academia.

CSUN Roller Hockey strives to advance the sport of college roller hockey and foster collegiate roller hockey competition while maintaining the spirit of the game through athletic achievement and sportsmanship.

This club is designed for every student of this campus, who is willing to show his/her support for the CSUN Matadors soccer team. The main goal of this club is to broaden College spirit and to create more attention toward our soccer team. It is the uniqueness of this club that will allow CSUN students to show their support and passion for this College throughout the state.

The Social Work Society creates a voice for the MSW (Master of Social Work) students as well as forms a working relationship with the faculty and administration to improve on social work and social work education.

CSUN Students for Israel strives to bring a greater understanding of the state of Israel by providing educational opportunities in regards to Israeli politics, current events, history, and culture to the entire faculty, staff, and student populations at Cal State University, Northridge.

CSUN Students for Justice in Palestine strives to remain inclusive of all those who wish to better understand the plight of the Palestinian people. SJP also reaches out to those who are not familiar with the Arab-Israeli or Palestinian-Israeli conflicts.

The CSUN Tennis Club provides recreational and competitive tennis activity for CSUN students, faculty and staff at the university.

The Theatre Guild strives to supplement the educational opportunities afforded by the university to give students the opportunity to network with other students, faculty, staff, and members of the arts.

Triathlon Team strives students to converge in order to encourage, coach, and mentor each other.

California State University, Northridge Water Polo Club encourages students of any background to participate on a recreational, yet competitive water polo team.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-9 (Pool, Redwood Hall)

The Water Ski and Wakeboard Club promotes the socialization of intercollegiate students, fosters life long habits of activity, and strives to build and maintain a highly competitive team.

The CSUN Women’s Rugby Interest Group provides students with an opportunity to become better teammates, develop athletic skill and individual growth through non-contact practice (i.e. running plays, catching positioning, etc.)

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The CSUN Young Democrats perpetuates the ideals of freedoms of speech, thought, and religion as outlined in the United States Constitution and supports efforts toward the election of Democratic Party candidates to public office.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays @ 7pm (Glendale Room, USU)

The CTVA Living-Learning Community provides CTVA majors with a living community that promotes the furthering of academic and personal success though programming and development, and provides students with a completely accessible location to produce projects in their own field.

Culturally Innovative Talented Youth (C.I.T.Y.) is an organization helping to promote the hobbies and artistic talents of students within CSUN as well as the Asian American community in a constructive and socially meaningful manner. The organization will also promote excellence in academic achievement within the students. The goal of the organization is to encourage group self esteem and an appreciation of diversity.

Deaf CSUNians offers educational experiences outside the classroom in leadership development and personal growth through the provision of social and cultural activities for deaf students.

The Deaf Studies Association strives to increase public awareness in the field of Deaf Studies, promote unity among members through academic, professional and social involvement, and to encourage personal growth in the field of Deaf Studies.

Meeting Time: Monthly

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Delta Delta Delta strives to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, develop a stronger and more womanly character, broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way.

Delta Lambda Chi is an Asian interest sorority that strives to develop well-balanced women on the foundations of sisterhood, service, leadership, and academics.

Meeting Time: Mondays @ 7pm (Santa Susana, USU)

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Delta Sigma Pi is a co-ed business fraternity that promotes the study of business in universities, encourages scholarship, social activities, and a closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce.

Meeting Time: Thursdays @ 7pm (Juniper Hall 4117)

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Delta Zeta Sorority strives to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, promote the moral and social culture of its members and to develop plans for guidance and unity.

The Drawing Society is to create and encourage a sense of community amongst California State University, Northridge students interested in drawing. The Drawing Society supports the exchange of information and ideas as well as encouraging involvement in the drawing community, both inside and outside of academia.

Meeting Time: Alternating Wednesdays @ 5pm (Art & Design Center 604)

Dreams to be Heard strives to provide a support system for AB-540 or any students who are struggling to reach their higher educational goals and to educate students and faculty about the AB-540 legislation.

Meeting Time: Thursdays from 11am-12:30pm

The Early Childhood Education Masters Association promotes the professional preparation, development, communication, and coordination of current students and alumni by enhancing the quality of services to young children and their families.

The Environmental and Occupational Health Student Association strives to establish channels of communication between members and encourages the exchange of ideas, job experience, job referral, and the mutual improvement of the discipline.

The Eta Kappa Nu Association was founded at the University of Illinois at Urbana in 1904 by Maurice L. Carr, to encourage excellence in education for the benefit of the public by: Marking in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon engineering education by distinguished scholarship, activities, leadership and exemplary character as students in electrical or computer engineering, or by their attainments in the field of electrical or computer engineering; Providing educational and financial support to said students; and Fostering educational excellence in engineering colleges.

Alpha Zeta Chapter of Eta Sigma Gamma strive to elevate the standards, ideals, competence, and ethics of professionally trained men and women in the health education discipline.

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Gamma Alpha Omega promotes and instills, in every member, the values of honesty, integrity, leadership, scholarship, and unity.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays from 10pm-12am

The purpose of Gamma Alpha Theta, CSUN is to promote sisterly love, and enhance Jewish identity. We will be inspiring develop self-growth and character within each individual. Our sisterhood gives back to the community through knowledge, charity, intelligence, strength, friendships, and unity.

Meeting Time: Mondays from 7-9pm

In order to bridge the communication gap between the LGBTA community and the greater local community by promoting a forum for queer and progressive women’s issues, The goals of the Gamma Rho Lambda Colony are to provide a forum for queer women’s issues while supporting the personal and scholastic well being of its members and breakdown the hetero-normative paradigm intrinsic within Greek Life by establishing a colony of the social sorority Gamma Rho Lambda at CSUN. At such time, the goal of the GRL colony will be to transition from colony to chapter.

The Women's Studies Student Association advocates improved access to university education for women and equitable treatment of women and men in society.

The Genetics Society of CSUN strives to bring together students with a common interest in the field of Genetics, and provides members with information and activities that would further enrich their education.

Geography Council strives to socialize and form a strong community outside of the classroom. It is also a voice of the department throughout the CSUN campus to recruit possible new majors and participate in school wide events.

The CSUN Geology Club provides the CSUN community with opportunities to learn and explore the geology of our city, region, state, country, and planet through guest lectures, and professional development seminars.

Girl Empowered Movement strive to empower young teens (girls) to become their absolute best. We want to build young teen’s (girl’s) self-esteem and help them learn to love themselves for who they are and take care of themselves. Our goals are to personally inspire teens (girls) around the community and leave a lasting impact. Along with helping teens (girls) we want to dedicate our time and services to the community by completing charitable acts of community service.

The organization shall exist to: 1. Provide a community of emotional and social support to students living gluten-free. 2. Educate its members and the gluten-free community on maintaining and improving overall health on a gluten-free diet. 3. Promote awareness of celiac disease, gluten sensitivity, and the gluten-free diet at CSUN and in the greater community. 4. Improve the accessibility of gluten-free foods and environments on-campus.

Grace on Campus presents to students the challenge of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and serving Him in their relationships and fellowship within the church to provide an environment for developing personal growth.

Meeting Time: Thursdays from 7-10pm

The Graduate Arts Association is for students interested in professional development and exhibition opportunities in the arts. The Graduate Arts Association supports exchange of information and ideas, the creation of art, and encourages professional development in a social and academic atmosphere.

The Hope Fellowship strives to live out the word of God in a manner that not only reaches the lost but also demonstrates, to the world, the body of Christ operating in unity, diversity, and integrity.

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Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian housing ministry that seeks to eliminate poverty housing from the world and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action.

The Harambee Student Association seeks to ensure the equal distribution of resources during a time of limited resources.

The Health Administration Student Association strives to be an organization that assists students in matters relating to the curriculum, filed experience, career placement, orientation of new students and provides social and professional extracurricular activities for its members.

The Health Education Student Organization promotes interaction among students, faculty, and leaders in Health Education and Healthcare.

Hermanas Unidas de CSUN strives to reach out to the Chicana/Latina community and provide resources as well as a family networking system through the avenues provided by the three pillars of Hermanas Unidas, academics, community service, and social events.

Meeting Time: Mondays from 7-9pm (Thousand Oaks Room, USU)

Hermanos Unidos strives to create a strong and sensitive hermandad (brotherhood) among its members by adhering to the three foundational pillars of Hermanos Unidos: academic scholarship, community service, and social interaction.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays @ 7pm (Reseda Room, USU)

The Hip Hop Think Tank exists to facilitate, provoke, and realize positive movement through academic analysis, research and critical discourse relative to issues which impact and/or emanate from the world of hip hop.

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The Human Factors and Ergonomics Society strives to advance the science of Human Factors and to encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of its individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology.

The Illustration Club promotes the field of illustration and encourages creative interaction between the art sub-disciplines.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays @ 5pm

The purpose of the Indian Students Association, CSUN (ISA CSUN) is a platform for social network amongst both Indian and non-Indian students at CSUN. ISA CSUN strives to fulfill the following goals through helping Indian students to acclimate to the new cultural environment, encouraging students to get involved on campus, organizing cross cultural education events and creating an enjoyable and friendly environment where Indian students involve with other students and learn from each other.

It is the purpose of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (“IHI”) Open School Chapter to enable California State University, Northridge (“CSUN”) students, alumni, faculty, and professionals of other disciplines to develop skills, knowledge, and an eagerness for healthcare improvement through interdepartmental gatherings, networking, educational meetings, and activities.

The Interfraternity Council perpetuates the best interests of the fraternity system, the university, and the community, and continues to make a positive contribution to students.

The International Club strives to be an educational and diverse club with students from around the world who support and understand the diverse cultures of the world.

Meeting Time: Fridays from Noon-2pm (IESC, USU)

The International Youth Fellowship (IYF) is a worldwide organization established in 80 countries by Christians who felt the need to focus on the growing problems of today’s youth. The IYF wishes to cultivate future leaders with strong and humble mindsets. Through activities and programs such as retreats, bible study sessions, and overseas field experience, students can receive a comprehensive training. The IYF hopes all students can grow spiritually, emotionally, physically, and intellectually.

InterVarsity Matador Christian Fellowship is an organization of students, staff, and faculty who are seeking to discover and follow Jesus as Savior and Lord: growing in love for God, GodÂ’s Word, GodÂ’s people of every ethnicity and culture, and GodÂ’s purposes in the world.

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The Iranian Student Association's purpose shall be the promotion of Iranian Culture. The organizations aim will be to provide students with an understanding of Iranian culture, history, politics, and heritage through events and student interactions.

Meeting Time: Thursdays from 4:30-7pm (Ventura Room, USU)

The purpose of the Italian Club is to provide a means by which CSUN students, staff and faculty can enjoy the unique Italian culture, history and language in a non-class room setting.

Meeting Time:Every other Monday @ 4:30pm (Jerome Richfield Hall 316)

The Japanese Student Association strives to introduce the Japanese language and cultures, produce internal and external sociable events, mediate informational needs, and compensate contingencies through its efforts.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 1-2:30pm

The purpose of JADE is to be a peer educational program that is non-discriminatory and promotes awareness of the prevention of eating disorders.

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Kappa Kappa Gamma believes in a closer union in the bonds of friendship, appreciates the advantages to be derived from a secret fraternity, and feels that in union there is strength for the development of nobler qualities.

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Kappa Omicron Nu is a national honor society dedicated to recognizing and encouraging excellence in scholarship, research, and leadership in Family and Consumer Sciences.

At the heart of Kappa Sigma lie the Fraternity's Four Pillars, which guide our ambitions and underpin our successes. Striving for excellence in Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarship and Service produces Brothers who are involved in all aspects of campus life; who excel academically as students and professionally upon graduation; who develop lifelong bonds with those around them and who support those peers; and who serve their colleges and communities. Becoming a Kappa Sigma provides the framework to build yourself into the man you want to be.

The purpose of this club is to improve and sharpen both leadership and communication skills, strengthen and facilitate student-faculty and peer-to-peer relationships, and ultimately help each member to achieve personal and academic success.

The Korean Campus Crusade for Christ strives to spread the Gospel to the students who are attending CSUN and promotes fellowship among Christians and non-Christians on campus.

The Korean American Student Association strives to secure the general well-being of all its members, promote mutual interests that assist in the expansion of cultural knowledge, and to introduce Korean culture to all students.

To spread the Gospel to the students who are attending CSUN. Promote fellowship among Christians and non-Christians on campus.

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Lambda Chi Alpha fosters a spirit of genuine brotherhood among its members, and welcomes all members and associate members in good standing and other Zetas who visit it, and strives to increase the friendly bond between the chapters.

Meeting Time: Mondays @ 7pm (Pasadena Room, USU)

Lambda Sigma Gamma Sorority, Inc. is an academic, community, social, and multicultural sorority. We are a solid network of women in higher education, who have chosen to unite in order to enhance our college experiences. Lambda Sigma Gamma Sorority, Inc. was founded with the purpose of creating a support system for women once they have entered the university. We provide our members a family away from home - in order to facilitate the retention of motivated students. Through the support its' members offer each other, Lambda Sigma Gamma Sorority, Inc. has developed a strong, safe and loving environment where friendships grow, characters build, knowledge is shared, and a multicultural sisterhood is created.

Meeting Time: Thursdays @ 8pm

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Lambda Sigma Pi promotes leadership, social events, and further mainstreaming and awareness of both hearing and deaf cultures.

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Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc. strives to develop strong characters through political,and social, cultural activities, fundraising, community service, and social events establishing an organization based on unity, love and respect.

Meeting Time: Mondays from 8-9pm (Executive Board Room)

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The Lambda Theta Nu Sorority is primarily focused on academic excellence and meeting the needs of Latina women in higher education.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 8:30pm (Pasadena Room, USU)

The Latino Business Association is a student organization established to provide financial assistance through their annual scholarship drive and assure academic advancement while in the university.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays from 5-7pm (Ventura Room, USU)

We the members of Leaders in Alliance have structured the following constitution to define our organization’s purpose, membership guidelines, and officer duties. Leaders in Alliance is a student leader council whose objective it is to enhance collaboration and communication amongst all student organizations in the College of Business and Economics, CSUN. Our mission is to assist student leaders in pursuit of organizational achievement, asa defined by their respective constitution, and to improve the overall student experience for all business majors.

The Lengua, Unidad, Cultura, Ideologia y Amistad Club strives to convey Latino culture to all students involved, create a social academic, and cultural environment where those interested in the Latino culture can find a tool for expanding their horizons.

Meeting Time: Meets once a month, beginning September 15 @ 3:45 in Sierra Tower Conference Room. Contact for more information.

The Linguistics Club is organized to promote linguistic studies at California State University, Northridge by way of holding regular meetings for discussion of linguistic topics, and by means of supporting, organizing, and pursuing activities relevant to the study of linguistics.

The purpose of LIFE is to provide students with a small group setting that is a safe place to discuss relevant topics from the Bible in an informal setting for people of all kinds of backgrounds whether Christian or not. Our mission is to show students that the Bible can be applied to everyday life issues that college students are challenged with through informal discussion.

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The Professionals in Human Resources and Management Association promotes the interests and expands the knowledge of CSUN students in the fields of Management and Human Resources and provides professional development opportunities to its members.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 4-6pm

The Management Information Systems Association offers an active organization to students pursuing any major with an interest in computer applications and promotes an atmosphere conductive to achievement.

The Marine Biology Graduate Student Association strives to enrich the academic lives of CSUN marine biology graduate students by supporting lectures, student travel to academic conferences, student seminars, student and faculty retreats, and other professional events.

The Master of Public Health Student Association seeks to guide, support, and empower students enrolled in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program to achieve their academic and professional goals.

The purpose of this organization is to promote school spirit and provide entertainment at CSUN athletic events.

The Matador Boxing Team encourages CSUN students to participate in a social/competitive environment and to be active in a sport and uphold the high standards of CSUN sports club programs.

The purpose of the CSUN math club is to provide a place for math majors and other interested students to discuss topics, careers, and academic issues related to mathematics.

The purpose of this organization is to educate and familiarize students and members of the campus community with the principles of building Human Powered Vehicles (HPVs) which are engineered for competitive events as well as everyday commuting. The club also aims to extract talent from the student body on campus for representation at regional and national HPV Competitions.

Matador Women's Soccer Club provides students with an opportunity to develop athletic skill, become better teammates, and individual growth through sportsmanship, teamwork, and passion for play.

The purpose of Matadors For Equality (MFE) is to empower unity and rise above social injustice among Matadors. We will share our personal experiences of issues that directly affect us as CSUN students whether we are undocumented (AB 540), gay (LGBTQ), disabled, or treated as an inferior class of people on campus and in today’s society. We will also be discussing current events, community service, common interests. Our meetings and activities seek to make CSUN a safer and friendlier environment for all.

The Microbiology Students Association encourages a sense of community among the students of CSUN who hold an interest in microbiology, provide counseling and guidance opportunities to new members, and enhance the understanding of student research.

M.E.Ch.A. strives to maintain unity among Raza students and community members at CSUN by developing and implementing ways for a better education based on cultural and political consciousness.

The MTO Sufi Association, a non-profit student organization, seeks to raise awareness of the spiritual aspect of human beings, and to create a supportive community to enhance the development of the individual in all its totality. Sufism teaches the path to Self-cognition and believes a successful human society is attained through the outward and inward harmony of each of its members, and their harmonious existence in a unified system. Without achieving this, acceptance and peace will never be attained. We hope to foster dialogue and understanding amongst different religious/spiritual/philosophical groups to create "a bridge between religions." We strive to be innovators for social and educational change to bring a constant spiritual measure necessary to eliminating prejudice and intolerance.

The Music and Entertainment Industry Student Association (MEISA) at California State University, Northridge exists to facilitate learning and networking between members, professionals, potential mentors, and employers. The primary goal is to build a consistent awareness of advances in the music and entertainment industry and by doing so, prepare students for careers in the field.

The Music Therapy Association promotes an awareness of the music therapy profession on campus and on a community level; also, to create an environment conducive to the highest creativity and professionalism.

Meeting Time: Fridays @ Noon

The Muslim Student Association strives to bring together Muslims of diverse backgrounds and cultures under one unified, organized, proactive community.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays @ 5:30pm (Pasadena Room, USU)

We, the members of the (NABJ)-Student Association of Black Communicators at California State University, Northridge, believing that students working toward degrees in journalism and related fields of communications at CSUN should work together under the auspice of the NABJ in the education of its members. The organization shall enhance the skills and job preparation of its members; provide a vehicle for interchange of ideas, and exchange of information between and among black students studying related fields of communications and professional studies.

The National Society of Black Engineers, as a national student and professional based organization, does hereby dedicate itself to the development of intensive programs for increasing Black and other ethnic minority participation in the field of engineering and engineering technology. These programs will be initiated both within and outside the university community and will serve to strengthen relations between professional industry and the black community. Members of this organization are encouraged to join and participate in their individual professional societies. This organization will endeavor to provide general counseling to all members.

Meeting Time: Mondays from 6:30-8:00pm (Ventura Room, USU)

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The National Society of Collegiate Scholars aims to honor, inspire, and engage its members, and offers benefits including scholarships, leadership development, travel opportunities and career resources.

Meeting Time: Thursdays

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The National Society of Leadership and Success strives to assist college students in creating the lives they desire, by helping students discover what they truly want to do, and to give them the support and tools to achieve their goals.

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The purpose of this Association is to unite students in the Communicative Disorders department and those with similar interests, to provide relevant information for their academic career at California State University at Northridge, to inform members on local and national affairs concerning the field of work, to facilitate the transition from undergraduate to graduate to professional, to introduce different aspects of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology in the work field, and any other legal purpose which shall be deemed necessary for the furtherance of the Association’s objectives.

The Nigerian Student Association is a culturally and professional driven organization. The mission of this association is helping students develop professional and networking skills essential in launching a successful career in that various academics fields.

The team is currently participating on a regional and national level within two organizations. The regional affiliate that we are associated with is the Pacific Colligate Hockey Association (PCHA). The national affiliate that we are associated with is the American Colligate Hockey Association (ACHA).

Northridge Indonesian Student Association stives to gather Indonesian and California State University, Northridge students into a community where they can meet, interact, and learn more about Indonesian culture.

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Nu Alpha Kappa Fraternity seeks to invite and involve all students in a more harmonious and brotherly atmosphere through academic, social, and cultural means in order to improve relations amongst all students and the surrounding community.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 8pm

Omega Phi strives to create a group of members that exemplify mutual assistance amongst friends, high mental cultivation, and morality both in their University careers as well as throughout their lives.

The purpose of this chapter shall be those expressed in the Constitution of The National Order of Omega: “To RECOGNIZE those fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership in Interfraternity activities, to ENCOURAGE them to continue along this line, and to INSPIRE others to strive for similar conspicuous attainment; To UNITE outstanding fraternity men and sorority women and to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate affairs; To BRING TOGETHER members of the faculty, alumni, and student members of the institution’s fraternities and sororities on a basis of mutual interest, understanding, and helpfulness; To help CREATE an atmosphere where ideas and issues can be discussed openly across Greek lines and to help work out solutions.”

The Painting Guild strives to supplement the studio artistic experience by creating an ongoing forum of artistic development in the hope of continuing an interest in the creative process above and beyond the classroom environment, to reinforce and cultivate artistic growth and to act as transitory support system after graduation.

As undergraduate members of women's fraternities, they stand for good scholarship, guarding good health, maintenance of fine standards, and for serving the college community.

Meeting Time: Mondays @ 5pm (Flintridge Room, USU)

Peer Health Exchange trains college volunteers to teach health education in public high school students that lack health education. We exist due to our volunteers shared vision of a healthier future and in teaching students the knowledge and skills they need to make healthy decisions.

Meeting Time:Tuesdays from 9-10pm

The purpose of this chapter of Phi Alpha shall be: A. To recognize and promote scholastic achievement among students and faculty involved in the graduate social work program at California State University, Northridge. B. To recognize, improve and further the goals of social work in the community, state, nation and world. C. To stimulate interest in preparation for a career in social work. D. To encourage continued study and research at the graduate level and in professional practice. E. To recognize those professional social workers and others whose service, contributions and leadership are held in esteem.

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Phi Delta Epsilon strives to create a bond among physicians of high moral character devoted to education and philanthropy for a lifetime.

Meeting Time: Alternating Thursdays, beginning 1/27, from 6-8pm

We, the Founding Chapter of the Latino based fraternity Phi Lambda Nu, are a group of males whose mission is to enrich our community through academics, family and community involvement. We will strive to improve low income communities and families who are in need, while aiming for academic excellence, thus forming a tightly knit brotherhood in the process. On our journey towards graduation, we hope to instill in all of our members the qualities and characteristics which encompass our definition of chivalry: courtesy, generosity, and valor.

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Phi Lambda Rho Sorority is an organization which purpose is to promote the culture of the Chicana/Latina, encourage academics, community service and sisterhood.

Phi Psi Omega reaches out to the female student and provide resources as well as a family networking system through the avenues provided by the three principles of scholastics & service, decorous manifestation of dignity, and encouraging unmitigated excellence in our lifestyles.

The purpose of this organization is to open up networking opportunities for students in the physical education and adapted physical education programs. The organization strives to collaborate and open up relationships with classmates, communities and future colleagues.

Physical Therapy Club promotes education, stimulate Physical Therapy (PT) student involvement, sustain fellowship, disseminate information, coordinate action, increase community awareness of PT, provide services to the community, raise funds for charitable causes, and advance study in the field of PT.

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Pi Kappa Alpha strives to advance the educational interests of its members, promote leadership development, and maintain and uphold a high standard of life.

Pi Kappa Phi promotes fellowship and mutual trust among its members, upholds the traditions and ideals of CSUN, encourages excellence in scholarship, and instills the highest ideals of Christianity.

Meeting Time: Sundays @ 7pm (Sagebrush Hall 109)

The goal of Pi Lambda Theta, Delta Kappa Chapter will be to honor outstanding educators in the field of education and inspire them to be effective leaders in education.

We, the members of Pi Sigma Alpha Delta Sigma chapter, form this CSUN branch of the National Political Science Honors Society to recognize academic excellence in political science at California State University Northridge, to foster intellectual exchange, and to advance future success of its members. We adhere to the rules set forward in this constitution, the rules and regulations of California State University Northridge guidelines for participation, and the standards of the national association of Pi Sigma Alpha.

The Pre-Dental Club encourages excellence in pre-dental scholarship, stimulates an appreciation of the importance of pre-dental education in the study of dentistry, promotes cooperation and contact between dental and pre-dental students and educators.

The Pre-Law Association of California State University, Northridge (CSUN) is a student-run, non-profit organization intended to promote and advance the studies and fields of law. By providing information about the field and job market, encouraging active involvement, and providing networking opportunities, as well as presenting a stepping stone into students’ future, the association seeks to assist them with their current academic goals and their postgraduate career prospects.

Pre-Optometry Student Association strives to promote the interaction of students, faculty, and leaders in the optometrical world and health care. To provide a locale for Pre-Optometry students to discuss their pertinent concerns.

The purpose of the Pre-Pharmacy Club is to help prospective pharmacy students to gain knowledge about different pharmacy schools, the application process, and pharmacy as a career.

Meeting Time: Monthly, beginning 2/23

The purpose of Preconception Peer Educators CSUN-PPE is as peer educators trained and certified through US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Minority Health to reduce health disparities and infant mortality rates, and promote preconception health in those communities most impacted by these issues. We would like to educate the student body, and community about health disparities that exist. The focus is to mentor and encourage total health among minorities in our community and to spread the news about infant mortality rates among African Americans, and minorities in America, and how to decrease these rates by properly educating ourselves about preventative measures.

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Psi Chi strives to advance the science of psychology and to encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of its individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology.

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The Public Relations Student Society of America encourages the understanding of current theories and procedures in the practice of public relations and provides students with the opportunity to become acquainted with their peers and professional practitioners.

Meeting Time: Monthly, beginning 2/7 (Manzanita 101)

RTDNA is the world's largest professional organization that broadcasts news while supporting journalism activity throughout the world. RTDNA is made up of more than 3,000 news directors, news associates, educators and students. Founded as a grassroots organization in 1946, its purpose was to set standards for gathering and reporting news. Although news techniques and technologies have changed since its founding, RTDNA's commitment to excellence in the journalism industry remains the same.

The Radiologic Technology Student Association strives to promote an interest in the research and study of radiology while encouraging a professional spirit among those in the organization.

Recreation Majors Association (RMA) provides a support system for Recreation and Tourism Management (RTM) students. RMA, united by the combination of various levels of skills, abilities, and diverse backgrounds of RTM students and the participation of faculty and alumni will strive to do the following: guide students through the program and into employment, maintain and improve communication among faculty and alumni, and promote activities that promote a sense of well-being and unity.

The ReJOYce in Jesus Campus Fellowship promotes the teachings of Jesus Christ according to the Holy Bible in instructional studies, on-campus activities, and services to the CSUN campus community.

The Residence Hall Association (RHA) of CSUN, represent the needs and concerns of all students living in the University Park Apartments (UPA); to advocate for residents’ needs, maintain communication between the residents and the Department of Residential Life, and to provide a forum for information and discussion to help build community among each resident in the UPA.

Meeting Time: Every other Wednesday

Salsa Libre encourages students to pursue and reach out to others through salsa dancing, to enrich their lives, and form a community of salsa dancers where they can participate in dances and lessons, and learn the artistic aspect of dance.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7-11pm

Salvadoran American Leadership and Educational Fund strives to promote and advocate the advancement of higher education standard, cultural awareness of the Salvadoran and Latino culture, civic participation of members of SALEF in campus; to fundraise for SALEF’s scholarship fund, and promote a sense of family and belonging in SALEF

Saudi Students Association encourages friendship and a sense of community among students and their families in the United States, and promotes the culture, development, history and religion of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to people in the USA.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon encourages friendship, scholarship and services for members, based upon the ideals set forth by the Founders and creed.

Meeting Time: Sundays

Sigma Alpha Zeta Sorority, Incorporated strives to act as an elite multicultural group who promote the upward mobility of women and enhances the community by means of education and voluntary services.

Meeting Time: Mondays @ 8pm (Pieza de Celis, SSU)

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority focused on furthering in every way possible the dignity and worth of individual members, and promotes the advancement of the general welfare of mankind.

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Sigma Lambda Beta -Kappa Gamma Chapter promotes the ideals of brotherhood, education and cultural awareness and strives to create a respectable image for all members of the organization.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 10am-Noon (Sierra Hall)

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Sigma Lambda Gamma strives to uphold the standards of excellence in morality, ethics, and education, by promoting academic excellence, community service, and cultural awareness.

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Sigma Nu promotes a sense of Brotherhood through honor, friendship, assistance, unity, scholarship and communication.

Meeting Time: Sundays @ 7pm

Sigma Omega Nu Latina Interest Sorority strives for sisterhood, scholastic excellence, self-improvement, and Latina awareness and provides community service on the University Campus of every corresponding Chapter, as well as in the community.

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Sigma Phi Epsilon strives to develop and strengthen the character of its members, promote virtue, diligence, and brotherly Love, and to instill in its members the principles and ideals upon which it was founded.

Meeting Time: Sundays from 6-8pm

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Sigma Tau Delta strives to provide cultural stimulation on campus and to promote interest in literature and the English language in the surrounding community.

The purpose of Slop Billiard Club is to teach and refine student’s skills in billiards. To allow students interested in finding a new hobby to experience and learn proper techniques. Lastly, provide a competitive environment such as playing in-house tournaments, other colleges, and in leagues.

The Society of Physics Students develops collegiality among students, faculty members, and the community to broaden the understanding of physics at California State University, Northridge. We are actively engaged in promoting public interest in physics, stimulating interest in physics research and advance study, and assisting students to develop the competence, enthusiasm, and social responsibility essential for the advancement of physics. The Society of Physics Students also provides liaison between students and the member societies of the American Institute of Physics.

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The Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering stimulates student interest in the scientific and engineering developments in the fields of materials and processes, and familiarizes students with the career opportunities.

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The Society of Automotive Engineers strives to provide its members opportunities to gain broader insight into the profession by sponsoring meetings which brings practicing engineers to the campus.

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The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers encourages scientists and mathematicians within a body of technical disciplines to creates valuable relations with all academic fields, and encourage participation in the Latino culture.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays @ 2pm (Jacaranda Hall 1622)

The purpose of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers is to achieve unity among the engineering and computer science organizations of CSUN, through joint activities; facilitate the transfer of knowledge between upper and lower classmen; and serve the needs of the College of Engineering and Computer Science students through special services.

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The Society of Professional Journalists strives to assist their members in acquiring the noblest principles of journalism and to cooperate with them in this field, and in order to advance the standard of the press by fostering a higher ethical code, thus increasing its value as an uplifting social agency.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays from 9:30-10:30am (Manzanita 201)

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The Society of Women Engineers is dedicated to making known the need for women engineers by encouraging young women to succeed in their studies and careers.

Meeting Time: Alternating Tuesdays from 12:30-1:30pm

The South Asia Club cultivates a spirit of appreciation toward South Asian history, heritage and culture, and creates an organization where South Asians can come together as part of a distinct cultural group.

The Student Advertising Graphics Association strives to simulate an environment of professional working experience, allow closer networking among peers and professionals, and encourages greater participation of alumni in CSUN's graphic design department.

The Student Association of Family and Consumer Sciences promotes programs of work, and provides the opportunity for developing Family Consumer Sciences (FCS) leadership among student members.

The Student Athlete Advisory Council allows representatives from all different sports at CSUN to have a voice about ways to improve CSUN's sports programs and to reach out to the community and student body to help support CSUN's sports as well as help make a difference in the community.

The Student Dietetic and Food Science Association provides the framework for meaningful student involvement, stimulates interest in the profession of Dietetics and Food Science-related fields, and develops channels of communication between students and advisors.

Meeting Time: Alternating Tuesdays, beginning 1/31 @ 7am (Sequoia Hall 112)

The Student Finance Association mission is to build and maintain strong relationships with students, faculty, and firms, and encourage all CSUN students who are interested in finance, real estate, and financial services.

The Student Health Advisory Committee recommends scope of service, hours of operation, fee-for-service charges, mandatory fee levels, annual budgeting, and serve as the formal contact between the Student Health Committe and the CSUN student body.

The Student Panels for an International Curriculum and Education strives to internationalize the curriculum on and off campus by sending international and American students to classrooms to share an international perspective on a wide range of topics.

The Student Philosophy Society promotes student interest in the study of Philosophy and encourages a professional spirit among those who are interested in philosophy.

The Student Playwrights for Innovative Theatre strives to provide a creative environment where students can express themselves through original creative writing, directing, performing, and producing.

Student Veteran Organization strives to serve as the definitive organization advocating for student veteran issues at the state and national level and to foster veteran relationships by providing a positive environment in order to socialize, engage in educational advancement and increase community awareness at California State University Northridge.

The Sustainability Club is a student led organization that serves as liaisons’ to the Institute for Sustainability. As a club we advocate for the development, research and promotion of sustainability within the student body of the university and its serving community.

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Tau Kappa Epsilon strives to promote and secure the intellectual, educational, social, athletic, and recreational benefits derived from fellowship among its members and to promote such fellowship.

Meeting Time: Sundays from 5:30-6:30pm (Sierra Hall)

Tau Omega Rho strives to unite students for a stronger sense of involvement within the CSUN community. They emphasize the involvement in student government, working on campus, and having a strong social friendship and network involving other students on campus.

The California State University, Northridge chapter of Tau Sigma is committed to recognizing the achievements of transfer students while building a supportive community. Our members serve as both ambassadors of California State University, Northridge and advocates for both current and prospective transfer student to the CSUN.

The Association of School Psychology Graduate Professionals at CSUN is an organization for graduate students and alumni in the Michael D. Eisner College of Education, Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling, School Psychology program and CSUN students interested in the field of School Psychology. The association serves as the official graduate assembly and as such is committed to enhancing the experiences of current students, faculty, and alumni of the School Psychology program. The association provides educational, professional and social opportunities encouraging and enhancing professional growth and development. Furthermore, the association seeks to create a cohesive and lasting experience that will positively impact its members and alumni for years to come.

“The Elohists” is a Christian based bible club that welcomes all ages, ethnicities, nations and the students we accommodate are those who believe in God (Elohim) or wish to know God (Elohim) and desire to do His will as written in the bible. We will bring forth a bright, positive, educative experience for all the CSUN community and provide a safe and loving message to all members and people we interact with.

The Vine Christian Club strives to encourage and develop young adults to own their faith and to participate in the move of God. Amidst a revolving generation of young believers, we seek to inspire growth through service, biblical teachings, and discipleship.

The Well on Campus strives to foster a nurturing environment that encourages students to study the Bible, engage the Christian life, and have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Theta Alpha seeks to provide an opportunity for CSUN students to grow community based relationships and enrich the lives of ourselves, our peers and our neighbors through community service and a supportive student based camaraderie. Theta Alpha seeks to obtain recognition as Theta Chi fraternity and found a Theta Chi chapter at California State University, Northridge.

TRENDS is home to all CSUN fashion students and any students on campus with an interest in FASHION! Our purpose is to introduce students to the fashion industry and to prepare them for real industry experiences. We focus on providing our members with priceless networking opportunities, and a foundation for future careers! TRENDS also hosts the Annual Spring Fashion Show featuring clothing lines from Apparel Design and Production graduating students. In this organization, students are able to acquire valuable leadership and teamwork skills essential for preparing to enter the global industry of FASHION!

Meeting Time: Tuesdays from 11:0am-12:00pm (Balboa Room, USU)

Turn Around Ministries strives to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ among all students, to bring them to a committed relationship with Jesus Christ, and to teach the Bible as the inspired, infallible, and inerrant Word of God.

The intent of this organization is to empower students, through education, of Salvadoran related issues. Organizational goals include; developing an interest towards higher education amongst the Salvadoran Community, developing awareness about cultural, political, and economic issues that directly affect the Salvadoran Community, preserving the historical and cultural identity of El Salvador.

The United Campus Ministry Student Fellowship strives to provide every student with an opportunity to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, as well as assist in the growth and development of Christian student leaders.

Meeting Time: Tuesdays and Fridays @ 8am (Multifaith Room, USU)

This organization seeks a more diverse cooperative existence between sorority and fraternal orders while maintaining good faith with the University.

The University Ambassadors is a student organization within the Department of Student Outreach and Recruitment Services which represent the University to the community in a manner that leaves a positive and lasting impression of CSUN.

Meeting Time: Alternating Tuesdays, beginning 2/15 from 5:30-6:50pm

The University Bible Fellowship strives to encourage students who are interested in studying the Bible from a college-level perspective to use what they lean in real-life applications.

Meeting Time: Wednesdays @ Noon (Sierra Hall 312)

The Urban Planning Students Club provides assistance and personal support to students involved in and or interested in the Urban Studies and Planning program.

The V-Day Club is a catalyst that promotes creative events like the "The Vagina Monologues" to increase awareness, raise money, and revitalize the spirit of existing anti-violence organizations.

Veterinarians of Tomorrow strive to provide various networking opportunities for students who are interested in the topic or careers in the field of Veterinary medicine.

Meeting Time: Fridays @ 2pm

The purpose of the VEX Robotics club is to establish a team competing in the college level VEX Robotics Competition representing California State University, Northridge.

The Victory Campus Ministry strives to bring the knowledge of life in Christ Jesus to the CSUN community and provide young men and women with training in Christian principles of leadership, service and excellence.

Virtuous Women seeks to help others discover their worth, beauty, strength, confidence, purpose, and liberty through the encouraging word of Jesus Christ.

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance strives to help volunteer organizations involved in tax preparation by providing resources and any other form of support necessary.

The Women's Resource and Research Center strives to bring a diverse and open atmosphere regarding women's issues to the CSUN campus, while improving women's access to university education, and working towards equitable treatment of women and men in society.

Meeting Time: Mondays from 1-2pm

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Zeta Beta Tau encourages amongst its membership the principles of Intellectual Awareness, Social Responsibility, Personal Integrity, Friendship and Brotherhood.

Meeting Time: Sundays @ 7pm (Juniper Hall)