Campus Showcase

The First-Year Success Program (FSP) of the Advising and Success Center offers students additional support to Major Advising. FSP students have an assigned Professional Academic Advisor through their first year at Stan State. Engage with the FSP community and we will help you successfully transition from high school to college!

Anthropology explores all aspects of human diversity - both biological and cultural, past and present. The Anthropology Program offers courses in all 4 fields of anthropology: cultural anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology and linguistics. We offer minors in Medical Anthropology and Museum Studies in collaboration with Art History.

The Art History B.A.. program provides students with a multicultural and global awareness of art and culture, as well as the useful daily skill of visual literacy–not just of artwork, but also of advertising, architectural structures, and popular culture. Course offerings cover a wide range of subjects within global contexts, encouraging students to become responsible citizens through an understanding of the aesthetic, cultural, and ethical issues present in our complex contemporary world.

The ASPIRE program supports students in the College of Science through paid research opportunities, workshops, fieldtrips, career preparation, and paid internships with local industries. We work with Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Math, Physics, and Physical Science majors!

Calling all future teachers! Connect with peers, swap classroom strategies, learn from pros, volunteer, and get pumped about shaping young minds. Stan State's Aspiring Educators Club empowers and supports students who are passionate about becoming K–12 teachers by providing guidance, resources, and a community dedicated to future educators. Build your network and passion for education together.

Feel the Warrior spirit! Division 2 Athletics department where you can get fit with intramurals or club sports, and be part of the electrifying energy that makes game days unforgettable. Go Warriors!

Biology Student Association (BSA) is a welcoming community for anyone interested in the life sciences—from future doctors to science enthusiasts. We host engaging events like guest speakers, plant sales, game nights, and holiday parties. We offer opportunities to connect with peers, explore biology outside the classroom, and get involved in service projects. Whether you're a biology major or just curious about the field, BSA is a great place to learn, grow, and have fun with others who share your passion!

The purposes of this organization are to offer students a safe refuge and provide cultural affirmation. Students can bond together over a shared cultural identity and campus experience. We provide an opportunity for students of all races to celebrate black culture, lifestyle, and history.

Campus Recreation's vision consists of offering a large variety of quality recreational services, continually expanding the range of program offerings. Major efforts are underway to increase awareness of health, wellness, staying fit and its impact on improving school performance. Campus Recreation provides healthy lifestyle-orientated programs and services orientated towards students.

The Career & Professional Development Center is dedicated to assist students across all majors make academic and career decisions to help them gain career experience, pursue employment, and further their education. Empowering students to embrace their unlimited potential!

Catholic Student Association serves as a club at Stanislaus State. We are a ministry that serves students and other college aged young adults by fostering a faith filled community!

We are a movement of college students passionate about knowing Jesus and making Him known. We meet weekly for worship, prayer, and teaching as we pursue God's presence and power together. Our mission is to transform lives through the supernatural love of God and to build a diverse, inclusive community that reflects His Kingdom, with a special focus on reaching and equipping international students. Come experience faith, purpose, and belonging with us!

Our mission is to create a supportive and affirming community where students in recovery can thrive academically, personally, and socially. Through peer support, advocacy, and education, we strive to reduce stigma, increase awareness, and promote holistic well-being among our members. We are committed to providing a nurturing environment that encourages personal growth, connection, and empowerment for all students in recovery.

Welcome fellow communicators! We are the Stanislaus State Communication Studies Club! Our mission is to provide a welcoming community where all majors are able to form meaningful connections in addition to implementing their communication and networking skills in a safe space. It is through communication that we are able to build community though the exchange of information, resources, and experiences which our club strives to achieve through directing our members to on campus resources, career development & internship opportunities, collaborations with other student organizations, and friendships. Welcome to Stan State and we absolutely look forward to meeting you!

Our purpose is to host computer science workshops, build a community for computer science majors, network with computer science alumni, and provide resources and tools to help strengthen computer science related skills. All majors are welcome to join.

Our undergraduate degree completion programs, offered through Continuing and Professional Education (CaPE), are designed to fit your life, no matter how busy it may be. We offer BS in Health Science, BA in Social Sciences, BS in Leadership Studies. Stop by to learn more! https://cape.csustan.edu/undergraduate-programs.

Counseling & Psychological Services provides professional, ethical, and confidential therapy to students. Students can arrange individual appointments with a professional licensed counselor or intern. Counselors have experience assisting students with a wide range of psychological and interpersonal concerns.

Disability Resource Services provides academic accommodations to students with permanent and temporary disabilities, and we are here to ensure equal access for all Stan State Warriors. If you had an IEP in high school or received accommodations at community college, please be sure to connect with our office to begin the interactive process! Our office is happy to guide students who are requesting accommodations for the first time, and we look forward to answering any questions you may have.

Epsilon Sigma Rho Multicultural Fraternity Inc. is the first Multicultural based fraternity in the the United States. We are a social/service fraternity  that is accepting all interested men regardless of race, color, or creed and as we’re currently expanding to establish here at Stanislaus State. Our pillars being Education, Strength, and Respect which holds our members to high values throughout college and life. As well as having our mentorship program to help our members achieve their career position, we can connect you with members in that field to have hands on experiences in the real world.

The Department of English offers students an array of degree programs, exciting courses, and opportunities for faculty/student interaction. Guided by the conviction that language and literature shape lives and cultures, department faculty offer both traditional and contemporary courses. You'll leave Stanislaus State grounded in both the classical and the contemporary, and you'll be well-prepared to move towards graduate school or a career having fortified your analytical and communicative skills and imaginative powers.

Established in 1987, The Faculty Mentor Program is a faculty-administered program that promotes faculty-student interaction through a mentoring relationship. Participants enjoy one-on-one interactions with faculty members outside of the classroom setting. Proteges receive personal support, increased self-esteem, educational and career advice, and life long friendships. The Faculty Mentor Program is open to fully enrolled CSU Stanislaus students. The program targets first-generation college attendees as well as economically, or educationally disadvantaged students. Since FMP's inception in spring 1987, over 1,700 proteges and 150 mentors have participated in the program. We are pleased to share that our proteges have a higher graduation rate compared to other student populations.

The Financial Aid & Scholarship office administers Federal, State and Institutional aid to help our students meet their educational expenses.

Gaming Club strives to provide a space for members to share interests, play games, and interact with one another. We also host many events for those more competitive, such as various tournaments and seasonal events. Gaming Club is a great way for people to meet new people, possibly forming new relationships along the way.

The Geography & Environmental Resources, B.S. is one of the few degrees that comfortably bridges Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. Geography & Environmental Resources is the ideal major for students interested in solving real-world environmental and social problems. The program provides students with the skills and academic framework needed to help create a more sustainable and just future. Students who complete the program are well prepared to advance to graduate school or to enter the work world where they are increasingly likely to find rewarding jobs. Geography & Environmental Resources graduates work in a variety of fields including urban and regional planning, GIS analysis, water resources, environmental education, environmental analysis, climatology, transportation, resource management, marketing, natural hazards, tourism, international business, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. The demand for geographical information science skills is increasing in all areas of the economy. According to the US Dept. of Labor, geospatial technologies are one of the top three areas of job growth in the next decade.

A History degree can take you into teaching, law, business, journalism, politics, museum administration, TV and film documentary, civil service, the military, and many other fields. History graduates have also landed jobs in secondary schools and junior colleges across the state, as well as many historical organizations.

Challenge yourself intellectually! Join a vibrant community of motivated students where we provide a safe social space for all students to build social confidence, make connections and build professional networks, as well as maintain a rich learning environment for the use of academic study and research.

The Equity Programs and Compliance Office provides resources and support related to Title IX, as well as issues of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. Our mission is to educate the campus community—students, staff, and faculty—on the CSU Non-Discrimination Policy and available department services. We aim to promote awareness and prevention through accessible educational materials and outreach initiatives.

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship encourages students to participate in weekly inductive studies of passages in the Bible to better understand God, His Word, and our lives. We strive to create a community of faith on campus, and several annual events beyond the campus level are available for students to further immerse themselves in Scripture study, personal reflection, and outreach opportunities.

Kappa Sigma is a fraternity at Stanislaus State, building gentlemen since '07. The Omicron-Omega is committed through service, fellowship, leadership, and scholarship.

A multicultural Greek sorority that focuses on academics, philanthropy, multiculturalism, sisterhood, and professionalism. Our purpose is to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence, and the cultivation of civic responsibility; also to promote unity and higher education amongst women.

The Leadership Studies Program is an multidisciplinary Bachelor of Science degree program designed to promote the development of skills for effective leadership by blending an understanding of complex organizations with a sensitivity to relational dynamics. The program will help you synthesize knowledge while nurturing the skills and abilities essential to performing as a successful and socially responsible leader intent on promoting positive change in individuals, groups, businesses, organizations, communities and society at large.

Your ultimate academic support hub! Get free tutoring (almost any subject!), ace your papers with writing help, find perfect study spots, and access tech resources – all designed to help you succeed.

The McNair Scholars Program at Stanislaus State is a federally funded initiative designed to prepare first-generation, low-income students for doctoral studies through research, mentorship, and academic support. The program provides hands-on research opportunities, faculty mentorship, graduate school preparation, and funding for conference travel, helping students develop the skills necessary for success in graduate-level education. McNair Scholars participate in rigorous academic training, workshops, and networking opportunities, gaining a competitive edge in the graduate school application process. By fostering intellectual curiosity and scholarly achievement, the program empowers students to pursue advanced degrees and become future leaders in their fields.

Let us show you how you can earn your Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Stanislaus State.

Are you ready to accelerate your career without pausing your professional life? At Stanislaus State, our Master of Business Administration program is built for working professionals who value flexibility, quality, and tangible results.

AACSB Accreditation – A distinction earned by fewer than 6 percent of business schools worldwide, guaranteeing a rigorous, industry-relevant education.

Two Formats, One Goal – Choose evening classes on campus, a fully online option, or a blend of both to suit your schedule.

Pace That Fits Your Life – Finish in as little as two years or take up to seven; you control your timeline.

Expert Faculty – Learn from professors who pair academic excellence with real-world business insight.

Let us show you how straightforward it can be to earn your MBA while you work.

We look forward to helping you achieve your professional goals.

Open doors to the world! Learn to speak, understand, and connect across cultures. Master a new language and gain a global perspective that enriches travel, career, and life.

Students in the Department of Modern Languages may obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish; additionally, students have the opportunity for a Portuguese minor and introductory studies in Italian and German. A Liberal Studies concentration in Spanish is also available. Majors and/or minors in Modern Languages are designed to assist students as they plan for their careers. Some students anticipate a teaching career at the elementary or secondary level, while others are training to meet the challenges of advanced studies in language and literature. A growing number will discover that foreign language ability and sensitivity to other cultures are important assets, especially in career choices such as social sciences, the foreign service, international finance and banking, and international business.

A club where those who have an interest in NASA, can come together and enjoy activities, workshops, and possible guest speakers who are in a critical role in the job field relationed to NASA.

The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) is the largest organization for women’s-only sororities. We are the overarching umbrella that overlooks the the three national sororities here on campus. We overlook Phi Mu, Phi Sigma Sigma, and Alpha Xi Delta.  It advocates for the value of sorority life, highlighting how it helps women develop leadership skills, form lifelong friendships, and make a positive impact.

The mission of Nu Alpha Kappa Fraternity, Inc. Delta Chapter at California State University, Stanislaus is to promote higher education and academic excellence among current and future students. As a nonprofit, multicultural organization, we are dedicated to giving back to the community through impactful initiatives such as Homeless Awareness Week, Nuestra Reina, NAKland, and more. We are an academically driven brotherhood that supports each member’s success throughout their college journey. If you’re interested in learning more about our values, events, and how to build lasting connections, we invite you to stop by our booth!

Phi Lambda Rho, a Chicana/Latina-based sorority, while our roots are in Chicana and Latina heritage, we welcome members from all backgrounds. Our focus is on academic excellence and community service, with a strong commitment to both. To us, sisterhood is more than a bond-it's a lasting connection and a home away from home.

Phi Mu is a women’s organization which provides personal and academic development, service to others, commitment to excellence and lifelong friendship through a shared tradition. Phi Mu offers personal enrichment for a lifetime through member experiences that build character and promote vibrancy. For women with leadership aspirations, Phi Mu provides an environment that develops leaders who radiate confidence. For women who are community-minded, Phi Mu provides endless opportunities to lend a helping hand, bringing energy and purpose to community service and philanthropy. For women seeking friendship, Phi Mu offers sisterhood that lasts a lifetime, knowing that our connectedness is vital to our mutual success.

The Department of Philosophy and Modern Languages houses the following programs: Philosophy (major, minor, Ethics minor); Spanish (major, minor, single subject credential); and Portuguese (minor). Programs also offer General Education courses in areas 1B, 3B, and upper division 3. The programs also support student clubs and lectures.

We are a recreational club at Stan for people who love photography, or simply looking at pictures. We have socials where people discuss their favorite pictures and monthly photo challengers!

Welcome to Physics! We are a small department which is strongly oriented towards student success. This is facilitated by a high faculty to student ratio. During the past 5 years, our department has transformed to a highly research-oriented physics institution with all of our majors engaged in undergraduate research at Stan State and in collaboration with other research institutions. We offer a B.S. and B.A. in Physics, a B.A. in Physical Sciences, and a minor in Physics. We are also starting a new minor in Astronomy in Fall 2025.

Passionate about animals? Prepare for your future as a vet! Get animal experience, learn about vet school admissions, hear from professionals, volunteer, and connect with fellow animal lovers.

The Promise Scholars Program is committed to supporting current and former foster youth on their path to success. Through personalized academic guidance and a strong community network, we provide the resources and mentorship needed to help students thrive in college and beyond.

Psi Chi is an International Honor Society in Psychology, founded to promote excellence in psychology. The Stan State Psi Chi Chapter was established in 1984 and continues to play an active role in the Department of Psychology. Psi Chi offers many opportunities for growth among its members. These opportunities include professional development workshops, research opportunities, volunteer experiences, and informational panels on psychology-related careers. Members of Psi Chi are committed to advancing their knowledge of psychology while building meaningful connections with likeminded individuals. Psi Chi membership is open to psychology (and psychology-related) majors and minors, undergraduates and graduate students, and transfer students.

The Psychology program at the Stockton Campus allows psychology majors to take all classes at Stockton. We teach exciting new courses like Psychology in Film, counseling classes, as well as a variety of other social, behavioral, and cognitive classes. Many in-person classes are offered every semester, as well as hybrid and fully online classes.

The creative engine behind awesome campus experiences! Help dream up, plan, and execute unique events, initiatives, and projects that make student life more vibrant and engaging while connecting the community, campus, and alumni. Get involved!

Stop by to learn about the nursing and health science degrees at Stanislaus State! Each program equips you with essential skills for success in the path you choose. Gain hands-on experience through clinical placements and develop critical thinking in patient care. Discover the opportunities that await you in these rewarding fields. Your journey to making a difference starts us.

The mission of Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity is to encourage, nurture, and support the art of music. We empower and uplift women musicians of all ages, races, and nationalities, while promoting innovative and inclusive music education at every stage of life. Our organization is dedicated to cultivating excellence in musical performance, advancing the importance of music in our daily lives, and embracing technological progress in the field. Through sustained financial support, we ensure the longevity of our programs and uphold the values of professionalism, ethics, and sisterhood inspired by our founders.

Understand people, societies, and the forces that shape them! Dive into anthropology, economics, geography, political science, and sociology to make sense of our complex world.

Department of Sociology and Gerontology offers a major in Sociology, minors in Sociology and Gerontology, as well as exciting and socially relevant courses that fulfill GE and university requirements.

The Student Health Center is a fully accredited outpatient clinic that provides primary medical care, health education, wellness promotion, and disease prevention. Our facility is housed in the Health Center Building and is equipped with nine up-to-date examination rooms, a pharmacy, a clinical laboratory, a minor surgery room, and an infirmary (short stay) room. The Student Health Center is funded solely by Stanislaus State students through a mandatory student health fee.

Student Leadership, Engagement and Belonging (SLEB) supports student growth and development by providing inclusive programs and initiatives that foster engagement and leadership opportunities across campus. Serving as a hub for student organizations, leadership programs, multicultural resources and more, we strive to create an environment where all students feel a sense of belonging and are empowered to contribute to a socially just community.

Interested in understanding why people do what they do? Join us! Our organization is dedicated to exploring the fascinating field of behavior analysis. From its many sub-disciplines to real-world applications that make a difference. Whether you're curious about careers in psychology, education, therapy, or research, we’ll help you connect with experts, discover opportunities, and gain hands-on insight. We’re also committed to using applied behavior analysis to create positive change in our local community. Come be part of a group that blends science, purpose, and impact!

The College of Business Administration Student Success Center is the advising space for all Business Administration students to come and gain academic guidance and assistance in selecting their future courses! Transfer students are encouraged to meet with their academic advisor in their first semester upon arriving at Stan State!

Study abroad programs provide you with the opportunity to experience the world while fulfilling your academic goals. A global perspective and cross-cultural competence are crucial for success in today’s world. Studying abroad will enrich your life in many ways.

At Stan State we view sustainability as a shared opportunity for improving the quality of life for all - environmentally, socially, and economically - now and for future generations. Stan State Sustainability coordinates outreach and guidance across all departments to move the university toward a more sustainable future. Fostering widespread engagement throughout the campus community, we work collaboratively with students, staff, and faculty to foster awareness, understanding, and a culture of sustainability on campus.

The Teacher Recruitment and Retention Department at California State University, Stanislaus, aims to increase the number of students entering undergraduate and post-baccalaureate teacher preparation programs. TRRP guides future teachers through the credential program application process provides financial aid information offered credential, examination preparation resources.

Theatre Department! Step into the spotlight – or work your magic behind the scenes! The Stan State Theatre Department presents 5 productions each year. Act, direct, design sets/lights/costumes, build, manage, or just enjoy incredible performances. Participation is open to all students. Auditions are held at the beginning of each semester. Check the Events page for details. Unleash your creativity on stage!

Theta Chi is a social fraternity founded in 1856 that emphasizes brotherhood, leadership, and personal growth. It promotes academic excellence, community service, and lifelong friendships.

Get personalized guidance and support to navigate your college journey successfully! From academic coaching and tutoring to financial literacy and career planning, TRIO is designed to address the needs of first-generation and limited income students as well as students with disabilities to overcome barriers and achieve their goals.

The United Sorority & Fraternity Council is the governing council for national, regional, local, culturally-based, and multicultural fraternities and sororities at California State University, Stanislaus. The​ ​mission​ ​of​ ​USFC ​is ​to​ ​assist​ ​sororities​ ​and fraternities​ ​in​ ​the​ ​achievement​ ​of​ ​their​ ​noble​ ​purposes: 1) to promote diversity, inclusion and unity among our chapters and the college community, 2) to support academic endeavors for excellence and success, 3) to ​encourage community service for the college and local communities, 4) to enrich chapter life and campus involvement both within and outside the fraternity/sorority community, and 5) to provide a forum for the government and regulation of chapter affairs including the role of liaison between member chapters and the University administration.

The University Honors Program at Stanislaus State promotes intellectual curiosity and personal engagement through a community of high-achieving students dedicated to scholarly research. With small, discussion-based courses, faculty mentorship, and interdisciplinary learning, the program encourages students to explore and connect ideas across disciplines. Honors students benefit from undergraduate research, study abroad, and service opportunities, fostering leadership and academic excellence. Graduates of the program gain a competitive edge for careers and graduate studies, distinguished by their commitment to inquiry and innovation.

Upsilon Kappa Delta Multicultural Sorority, Incorporated, is more than just an organization it’s a testament to the power of unity, strength, and sisterhood among women of diverse backgrounds. Founded on the principles of love, respect, and cultural awareness.

The Warrior Fab Lab is located on the second floor of the J. Burton Vasche Library. It is a welcoming place for innovation through a variety of active learning experiences. Our digital fabrication lab is equipped with the latest tools, machines, and software and technology available to the entire Stan State community. We are open to all Stan State students, staff, and faculty members to create, learn, mentor, and invent. The Fab Lab has trained staff to help bring your ideas to life and is designed for a hands-on approach to cross-disciplinary studies and community building through a combination of analog and digital processes whether for personal enrichment, research, teaching, and collaborations.

Network, empower, and succeed! Connect with ambitious women, develop crucial business skills, gain mentorship from industry leaders, and build the confidence to crush it in the business world.

The Women's Health Club is dedicated to promoting awareness and education on essential women's health topics. We invite guest speakers to campus who share their expertise and insights on these topics, fostering open conversations and providing valuable resources to support the well-being of all women on campus. Through these initiatives, we aim to create a supportive environment where students can learn, ask questions, and prioritize their health.