There are many different CSUN clubs and organizations that provide a unique sense of belonging and opportunities to connect with your peers. The organizations below also provide resources and services based on their core values.
We're a student organization that promotes solidarity with the trans-national communities of Central America through student activism, fundraising, film screenings, and art festivals. CAUSA is a safe space for the growing Central American community on campus. (818) 677-2736 |
Location:Central American Studies and American Indian Studies Cultural Center (La Casita/Little House) next to the Chicanx House and Lilac Hall in front of the Art Department. Hours of operation:Meetings are on Monday's and Thursday's from 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm. | Service(s) Provided:
Requirements:Stand in solidarity with the Central American community. |
The CSUN EOP DREAM Center is a resource center for undocumented students and allies and is part of a university-wide retention project. DREAM stands for Dreamers, Resources, Empowerment, Advocacy, and Mentorship.(818) 677-7069 |
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Hours of operation:Monday- Friday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm | Service(s) Provided:
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A new service offered by CSUN Career Center that will offer free professional clothing to Matadors!(818) 677-2385 |
Location:Matty's Closet is located within the Career Center, Room #413, Bayramian Hall
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Location:Pride Center is on the 2nd floor of the USU Sol Center
Hours of operation:Fall and Spring
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Revolutionary Scholars was co-founded by Lily Gonzalez and Johnny Czifra in 2014 to create a pathway for formerly incarcerated and systems impacted individuals into higher education. As a student initiative, we are building a prison-to-school pipeline through recruitment, retention, and advocacy. Our success will directly challenge the stigmas associated with our population. The goal of Revolutionary Scholars is to provide support services to current and prospective formerly incarcerated and systems impacted students with the purpose of helping them achieve their personal, academic and professional goals.(818) 677-4672 |
Location:18356 Plummer St, Northridge, CA 91325 - The Chicano House Hours of operation:Monday - Friday: 11 am - 4 pm | Service(s) Provided:
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CSUN, in collaboration with Southwestern Law School, proudly offers ALL CSUN students free legal information regarding a variety of common legal issues.(213)738-5710 |
Location:CSUN Reseda Annex
Hours of operation:By Appointment | Service(s) Provided:
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The Black House serves as the headquarters for the university’s Black Student Union (BSU), as well as other CSUN black organizations. They actively support educational programs that advance the learning skills of CSUN students through tutorial programs, computing access, and guest lectures. |
Location:18348 Halsted Street Northridge, ca 91325 Hours of operation:
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The VRC promotes academic, personal and professional development of student veterans, reservists, members of the National Guard and their dependents through supportive services, resources, and community building events.(818) 677-4672 |
Location:The Location of the VRC is at the University Student Union, across from the East Conference Center, between the Shake Smart and USU Computer Lab
Hours of operation:Fall & Spring Hours
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The Women's Research and Resource Center, supported by the College of Humanities and Associated Students, serves as a place where students on campus and in the community can find resources and services. Our mission is to enhance campus and community understanding of gender and women’s issues and concerns.(818)677-2780 |
Location:CSUN Women’s Research and Resource Center (WRRC) is located at 18356 Halsted St. (the far North West corner of campus)
Hours of operation:Monday - Thursday: 9 am - 6 pm | Service(s) Provided:
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Location: Virtual through Canvas
Hours of Operation: Asynchronous
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1) The PSRC Weekly Virtual Hub is a virtual space on Zoom every Wednesday from 10 am - 11 am, starting on Wednesday, September 21, 2022, through Wednesday, December 7, 2022.
CSUN parent scholars can meet, share information, and have direct access to representatives from various CSUN resources such as the AS Children’s Center, University Counseling Services, University Library, and the Learning Resource Center. Each week a variety of representatives will be available in different break out rooms. The representatives will share information regarding their services and answer questions. You will be asked to fill this PSRC Virtual Hub survey (Links to an external site.) when entering the room, to maximize your time, you can fill it out before. The Zoom information is below and also accessible through the Zoom tab.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://csun.zoom.us/j/89879716954?pwd=TEFQcUZMQSt4YTkydDl3ZitodjdrZz09
Meeting ID: 898 7971 6954
Passcode: 2022
2) PSRC carries a variety of books that are available to borrow. Patrons can loan up to two books at a time during the entirety of a semester. To ensure that someone is available to help you, please schedule an appointment HERE (Links to an external site.).
If you are not available during appointment times and want to know what books we have available, please send us an email at
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3) The PSRC mentorship program pairs new CSUN parent scholars with a parent scholar who has navigated CSUN for over a year. The goal is to develop skills while facilitating meaningful interactions between PS and peers to enhance student networks, collaborations, and campus
satisfaction.
Requirements: For any CSUN enrolled student except for the mentorship program, students participating must be the primary caregiver of a child under 18 years old.
