Campus Showcase

The women of Alpha Xi Delta are dedicated to academics, sisterhood, and philanthropic endeavors. We have proven this dedication by consecutively having the #1 GPA among the national sororities on campus and raising over $20,000 in the last few years for our community.

Since Alpha Xi Delta’s founding in 1893, these dedications are the result of our sisterhood's vision to help women realize their potential. With over 100 chapters nationwide, we can call many amazing women our sisters. Here at Stanislaus State, we have a welcoming tight-knit sisterhood that offers each sister a home away from home. 

The Anthropology Program is a dynamic academic program that offers our majors a diverse set of courses in cultural anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology and linguistics. We value hands-on experiential learning and field experiences. We also offer minors in Anthropology, Medical Anthropology, and Museums Studies. In addition we offer many lower and upper division General Education courses.

The Department of Art fosters creativity and critical thinking by offering students the opportunity to explore diverse art-making processes and the history of art and design. With a vibrant faculty of practicing artists and scholars, the department provides a range of programs, including Bachelor of Arts in Art, Art History, or Studio Arts and Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art, as well as minors in Art, Art History and Museum Studies.

We welcome students who have a passion and/or appreciation for art, no matter their background in art, we want to encourage them to bring out their creativity!

Associated Students, Inc. is a student-run organization that provides programs and services to enhance and support the student experience. ASI provides students with co-curricular events and activities through student government involvement opportunities, event programming and community service opportunities.

The University Student Center is in the center of campus and serves as the hub of Student Engagement. While the Student Center as a facility provides a safe space for students to engage, empower and transform our student body, the Student Center is much more than just a building. The University Student Center is a student-run organization that provides students with co-curricular events and activities.

ASPIRE is a federally funded grant in the College of Science that supports students in Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geology, Math, Physics, and Physical Science majors. We provide advising, workshops, tutoring, paid research positions, and paid internship opportunities.

Basic Needs supports students with addressing food, housing, and financial insecurity. Services and programs include: Warrior Food Pantry and Food Distribution, CalFresh Food and Healthy Living, Emergency Grants, Temporary Housing Assistance, and Housing Navigation.

Eating on campus means enjoying a wide range of fresh cuisines prepared by Chef Edwin. Campus dining also offers vegan and vegetarian menu options, locally sourced produce and promotes sustainability—even more reasons to enjoy Warrior Eats!

Campus Recreation provides inclusive, innovative, and dynamic recreational programs. We are committed to inspiring lifelong health and wellness by providing opportunities for personal growth and fitness achievement.

Our team is dedicated to assisting 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!

Our goal as Circle K is to create an environment that allows our members to grow individually and as a group in order to become better citizens and leaders. We hope to create the change we want to see in the world by starting with ourselves and doing our part. One of the main ways we do this is through giving and service.

College Corps provides 100 undergraduate Stanislaus State students opportunities to support and learn from organizations and programs on and off-campus in four priority areas: K-12 Education, Climate Action, Food Insecurity, and Health and Housing Disparities. Students will be doing community service in one of the four priority areas and earn up to $10,000!

Mission: 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.

Continuing and professional education (CaPE) provides courses and programs that connect campus and community; are aligned with regional needs and interests; support employment opportunity and professional advancement; impactfully serve diverse adult learners and working professionals; consider workforce needs; and are fiscally sound. This includes special session undergraduate degree completion, graduate degree, and academic credit certificate programs; winter session; and Open University (OU) offered in collaboration with academic partners. Courses are delivered in online, hybrid, and accelerated formats to promote access and learner success.

Counseling & Psychological Services provides professional, ethical, and confidential psychological counseling to students. Voluntary, non-coerced participation is emphasized. Students can arrange individual appointments with a professional counselor. All counseling faculty are licensed clinicians and have extensive training and experience assisting students with a wide range of psychological and interpersonal concerns.

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. Students can study anything from Shakespeare to Multicultural California Literature, from courses in Milton to courses in Gender and Sexuality, Early American Captivity Narratives, Horror in Literature and Culture, Film, Screenwriting, Pulp Detective Fiction, or Children's Literature.

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. English Majors can earn a degree in Literature, TESOL, or Teacher Education.

The mission of Disability Resource Service is to facilitate inclusion by reducing/eliminating barriers, whether they are attitudinal, structural, programmatic, or otherwise. In doing so, students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to become successful through their own efforts and are not held back by artificial barriers. We strive to develop partnerships with students, faculty, staff, and other university and community offices by creating awareness and training on disability-related issues as well as providing information and referral services.

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 Financial Aid and Scholarship Office administers Federal and State financial aid programs and University scholarship funds available to help students meet their educational expenses. 

The Gaming Club provides a space for students to relax and socialize while playing games with others. We also host events for tournaments, off-campus social outings, and have collaborations with other organizations.

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. 

Living on campus offers a unique opportunity to immerse students in everything Stan State. We’re dedicated to supporting our students every step of the way, ensuring that their time in college empowers them to reach their goals and unlock their full potential.

We strive to cultivate a living environment where every student feels a true sense of belonging. Our community model is designed to foster both academic success and personal growth, allowing students to be their authentic self as they learn and thrive. We want students to graduate not only with a degree, but with essential life skills and a true sense of independence.

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 Fraternity is a proud social fraternity grounded in the pillars of fellowship, leadership, scholarship, and service. Our brotherhood thrives on a deep commitment to these values, with a special focus on philanthropy and unwavering support for our Military Heroes Campaign.

The purpose of this association are to instill the desire of self improvement, scholastic excellence, and the cultivation of civic responsibility; also to promote unity and higher education amongst women.

The McNair Scholars Program at Stanislaus State is a federally funded TRIO program designed to support high-achieving, first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented students in their pursuit of graduate education, particularly at the doctoral level. Named in honor of Dr. Ronald E. McNair, the NASA astronaut and physicist who was dedicated to expanding educational opportunities, the program is committed to empowering students through mentorship, research, and professional development. Key features of the McNair Scholars Program include: Research Opportunities: Scholars engage in independent research projects, gaining hands-on experience in their fields with guidance from faculty mentors. Graduate School Preparation: The program offers workshops, seminars, and advising focused on preparing students for graduate school, including assistance with GRE preparation, application processes, and finding funding opportunities. Summer Research Internship: Many scholars participate in a summer research internship that allows them to dedicate time and resources to their projects, furthering their experience and enhancing their applications. Academic and Personal Support: Scholars receive personalized academic advising, mentorship, and support to help navigate the challenges of higher education and prepare for graduate studies. The McNair Scholars Program also provides a close-knit community of peers and mentors who share similar goals and challenges, fostering an environment of mutual support and academic ambition. The program’s ultimate mission is to inspire and equip underrepresented students to achieve their highest academic potential and pursue careers as researchers, academics, and leaders in their fields. Through its comprehensive support system, the McNair Scholars Program at Stan State helps students bridge the gap to graduate education and creates pathways for success in academia and beyond.

The purpose of the Mini-Corps program is to recruit current undergraduate students from CSU Stanislaus to serve as tutors in various Stanislaus School Districts. Through this experience, our tutors gain valuable hands-on teaching practice, develop effective teaching strategies, and enhance their qualifications for future admission to the credential program.

The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) is the largest organization for women’s-only sororities, made up of 26 member groups. It advocates for the value of sorority life, highlighting how it helps women develop leadership skills, form lifelong friendships, and make a positive impact. NPC supports sorority women’s philanthropy efforts, with millions of dollars and volunteer hours dedicated to causes like sexual assault prevention and promoting healthy campus cultures. It also connects college and alumnae sororities to build a strong, supportive network across the country. Through programs and resources, NPC helps sorority women grow and ensures that the sorority experience continues to meet their needs today.

The Mission of Nu Alpha Kappa Fraternity Inc., Delta Chapter from California State University Stanislaus is to encourage higher education and academic excellence among present and future students. Promote a Multicultural fraternity that embraces all culture awareness at CSU Stanislaus and its surrounding communities. Create a brotherhood and assist in the retention and graduation of our members

Phi Lambda Rho Sorority, Inc. is committed to developing and empowering strong Chicana/ Latina leaders who will make a positive impact in their community. As an organization, we strive to provide women with the resources to grow personally, academically, and professionally in order to reach their ultimate goal.

Phi Mu gives countless memories and experiences that help shape our members. Through 172 years of being established our primary purpose is to encourage an atmosphere that will foster high ideals of friendship among college women, promote their educational and cultural interests, service to others, and live day by day by our values: Love, Honor, and Truth.

The membership benefits Phi Sigma Sigma offers consist of networking, leadership positions, volunteer opportunities, participation in campus competitions, exclusive events, and an inclusive environment where girls can be themselves and make lifelong friends throughout their college time.

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!

Project Rebound is a program that provides support to individuals who have been formerly incarcerated, creating an encouraging environment for their educational journey.

The mission of the Promise Scholars Program is to provide ambitious college-bound students from foster care situations access to the promise of a better future through post-secondary education. The Promise Scholars Program is committed to providing the support services needed for former foster youth to succeed in college and build a brighter future for themselves through higher education.

Psi Chi is an international honors society that promotes scholarship in psychology and provides an atmosphere where students can network and expand their knowledge of the field.

School of Nursing — we oversee the nursing programs offered at Stanislaus State.

The Mission of Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity is to encourage, nurture and support the art of music.
Sigma Alpha Iota:

• Supports and encourages women musicians of all ages, races, and nationalities
• Supports and promotes successful and innovative educational programs in music for all stages of life
• Cultivates excellence in musical performance
• Promotes programs and activities that stress the love and importance of music in our lives
• Recognizes technological advances in the field of music
• Dedicates financial resources that ensure the continuation of programs necessary to support the objectives of the fraternity in perpetuity
• Has as its members' people who exemplify professional and ethical behavior in the spirit of the Sigma Alpha Iota founders.

The Student Health Center is a fully accredited outpatient clinic that provides primary medical care, health education, wellness promotion, and disease prevention.

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.

Our club is a student organization for behavioral analysis that is focused on the study and application of behavior analysis, a scientific approach to understanding and modifying behavior. Members typically engage in discussions, workshops, and events related to topics related to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The club may offer opportunities for networking, professional development, and collaboration for individuals pursuing careers related to ABA in psychology, education, therapy, or related fields.

The Student Success Center (SSC) in the College of Business Administration advises undergraduate Business Administration students at Stanislaus State. We provide academic resources, services and programs that support students' transition into college, their transformation as owners of their academic careers, and promote professional development while engaging them as members of the college learning community.

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.

Theta Chi strives to build resolute men that will have leadership skills like no other, and to later use them in life outside of their college careers.

The University Honors Program at Stanislaus State is a prestigious, interdisciplinary program designed for high-achieving students who seek to deepen their academic experience through a stimulating curriculum. The program emphasizes critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and creative problem-solving, encouraging students to engage with complex ideas across various disciplines.

Core features of the program include:

Smaller, seminar-style classes that foster close relationships with faculty and peers.
Interdisciplinary coursework that promotes a broad understanding of diverse fields and perspectives.
Opportunities for independent research, allowing students to pursue projects that align with their interests under the guidance of faculty mentors.
A capstone project that serves as a culmination of students' academic work, often preparing them for graduate studies or professional careers.

Beyond academics, the University Honors Program fosters a supportive and collaborative community, providing students with access to specialized resources, academic advising, and enrichment activities like workshops, guest lectures, and cultural events. Students in the program often develop a strong sense of camaraderie, forming a network of motivated peers dedicated to academic excellence and community engagement.

Overall, the University Honors Program at Stan State prepares students to be thoughtful leaders, critical thinkers, and engaged citizens, equipped to make meaningful contributions to their fields and communities.

The University Library will promote research services, academic resources, and our leisure reading collections.

The Warrior Fab Lab is a 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.  The space 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.