Society for Women in Math and Science
Unites and supports women in the math and science departments to form study groups, volunteer teaching math and science projects to local youth, and fund-raise for female guest lectures.
About the Club
The Society for Women in Math and Science (SWMS) is a new student club on campus and we are enthusiastically creating ideas that SWMS can represent and grow upon. Our mission is to empower the community of women within Humboldt State University’s College of Natural Resources and Sciences by creating a strong support system, allocating resources to enhance academic performance, and educating the general public on matters concerning the current inequalities and oppression of women attempting to thrive in the various math and science fields.
Membership Qualifications
Open to any and all supporters of women in Math and Science disciplines.
How to Join
Simply come to meetings! If you can’t make it, but still want to be ‘in the loop’ on our events, feel free contact the club via email or one of the social networks listed on the right.
Jewish Student Union
The purpose of the Jewish Student Union is to provide a place where anyone who was raised in a Jewish household and is missing that Jewishness from home will feel safe to practice their Judaism. Also, for those who may not be Jewish or did not grow up in a Jewish household and just wish to learn or experience the culture, we welcome you with open arms. We are very happy to answer any questions about Judaism, Jewish history, culture, practices, or anything else relevant to the club to the best of our ability. We will never turn you away unless you cannot be respectful and accepting of everyone’s individual customs and rituals.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
There are no specific qualifications to become a member of the JSU, as long as you will be respectful of the Jewish culture and rituals, you are welcome to attend any and all of our events.
How to Join
This is not a club in which there will be any attendance requirements or “homework”, all you need to do is show up to an event and get on our contact list (or e-mail/call/text us for the same purposes.
HSU's Social Work Student Association
The Social Work Student Association Our mission is to enhance the lives of community members by listening and responding to their needs, volunteering our time and mobilizing resources. We shall work towards educating ourselves and others about the social work profession and the values that guide it.
About the Club
The SWSA works to fulfill its mission by connecting students, faculty, and alumni with local groups and agencies. We do this by inviting and hosting speakers from different agencies, by having movie nights and discussion, by doing fundraising and collection drives, and by a variety of other activities.
Membership Qualifications
Membership is open to any students or alumni of Humboldt State University that have an interest in Social Work, a drive for social justice, and the heart to help out in the community.
How to Join
Members need to register using the following link: http://www.humboldt.edu/forms/clubs
Members should attend scheduled meetings. Meetings can be attended remotely using the Elluminate software at the following link: http://tinyurl.com/swsa2011
The software is free to download for HSU students, and requires JAVA. This link will direct you to download.
Anthropology Club
The HSU Anthropology Club is designed to promote a greater understanding of the academic discipline among undergraduates and enable them to explore their interests within the field. We are a fun and friendly group that holds meetings and plans events throughout the year that are related to the various aspects of anthropology (physical, cultural, linguistics, and archaeology).
About the Club
Unlike previous years, the renovated Anthropology Club encompasses all the sub-fields of the discipline including archaeology, cultural, linguistics, physical, and applied… and any topics that might fall into these categories. We generally meet every week and sponsor events throughout the month that allow students to experience the vast greatness that is anthropology in order to refine (or broaden!) their related academic or personal interests. Led by an adviser within the department, as well as an elected student body composed of a president, treasurer, and individuals representing each of the sub-disciplines, this club truly strives to exist solely for the students and thus all meetings and events are designed, promoted, and implemented by those who are interested! From flintknapping to primatology to foreign film nights to networking, Anthropology Club is the place for you—major or not!
Membership Qualifications
An interest in any of the sub-fields of anthropology!
How to Join
Come to any of the weekly meetings, or contact the club via email.
*Photos under “Meeting Information,” “Places to Find Us,” and “About the Club” taken by K. Heifetz; photos under “Anthropology Club” taken by U. Grunder; photo under “How to Join” taken by K. Worsham; photo under “Membership Qualifications” taken by J. Fischer.
American Fisheries Society HSU Student Subunit
We are a Student Subunit of the California-Nevada Chapter of the American Fisheries Society, based at Humboldt State University in Arcata, California. The mission of the American Fisheries Society is to improve the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems by advancing fisheries and aquatic science and promoting the development of fisheries professionals.
About the Club
We attend attend regional and national fisheries conferences, work within the local community to raise awareness of fisheries issues, participate in a variety of sport fishing and social activities, and strive to assist students within HSU’s Fisheries Biology Department.
Membership Qualifications
The club is open to all undergraduate and graduate Fisheries Biology majors, undeclared students interested in the major, and students interested in fisheries issues. We highly recommend that all club members join the American Fisheries Society. Student membership is $20 per year and includes online journal subscriptions, a monthly magazine, and access to the AFS InfoBase. You can join online at American Fisheries Society or print out an application here. We also conduct a membership drive during the Spring Semester, offering a discounted membership fee of $10. Please contact a club officer for more details.
How to Join
All students are welcome to attend our meetings. Please feel free to come by a meeting and check us out, or speak to a club officer.
HSU AKD
Our Main Website
About the Club
We are a sociological honor society. We are apart of Alpha Kappa Delta International and fall under region 9 of their jurisdiction. Are chapter name is Alpha Upsilon.
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Kappa Sigma
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Chabad at HSU
Chabad at HSU is a Jewish Student Group here to provide opportunities, both individual and collective, to experience Jewish living, knowledge, and practice. Chabad provides Judaism, imbued with the depth and vitality of Chassidic thought, philosophy, and Jewish Mysticism.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Send an email to .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with your name, number and optionally a little about yourself.
Botany Club!
To share knowledge and love of all things botanical. Workshops, field trips, presentations, and learning fun!
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Must have a love for and interest in plants and all things related to botany!
How to Join
Write an email and request that you be added to the mailing list, then sign up through the HSU Clubs and Activities Website homepage.
Humboldt State NORML
NORML- The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Law- is dedicated to changing the law, public perception, and medical evaluation regarding marijuana and hemp. We work to spread knowledge and break the taboo that marijuana has taken on as the result of the War on Drugs.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Just be motivated for the legalization of marijuana, hemp, or any of their associated fields!
How to Join
Come to one of our meetings for more information!
REACT to FILM HSU
REACT to FILM is a 501c3 nonprofit that leverages the best documentary film-making to promote social responsibility and spark civic engagement. REACT to FILM HSU is a chapter of REACT to FILM's College Action Network, which is comprised of dozens of colleges nationwide. Each college chapter hosts documentary film screenings to engage in a discussion about social issue and promote engagement. We screen documentary films and facilitate discussions on the issues and/or ideas that are presented within each film. All the screenings are safe spaces where all ideas are welcome and respect is of the utmost importance.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Anyone who has an interest in documentary films and the social issues that are presented. Be available to meet at least once a week and willing to learn and work in groups towards the common goal of informing others.
How to Join
To become part of the club you can contact:
Shareen McFall
Chapter Leader
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To join, go to http://www.reacttofilm.com/join & fill out the form.
Common Adventure Club
The CAC is designed to bring together Recreation majors and others interested in group activities such as (but not limited to) hiking, backpacking, river rafting, kayaking, tourism trips, BBQ's, bonfires, and any other activities or events we design as a club.Club members will be the main force behind the planning and implementation of all trips and functions. Our different areas of interest create the opportunity to organize new experiences and share our personal knowledge with others.We live in a wonderful area, with many different possibilities for adventure.
About the Club
The Common Adventure Club is designed to have students come together and create and execute our own trips, activities, and events.
Explore, Learn, Grow!
Membership Qualifications
Any Humboldt State student with a passion for adventure!
How to Join
Come to any meeting, or ask a member! Everyone is welcome!
Geographic Society
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
4.0 GPA, PhD or equivalent research experience, and a $5,000 registration fee. OR a sense of humor, interest in Geography, interacting with the environment, making a positive impact on our surroundings, and connecting with peers. Any and all majors are welcome as there is a geographer in all of us!
How to Join
Just show up with your lovely self!
SCB HSU
More than just a campus club, SCB HSU is an affiliate of the Society for Conservation Biology, a non-profit international organization dedicated to preserving our planet's biodiversity through science and education.
About the Club
Our club consists of two separate committees: The Conservation committee, and the Biodiversity conference committee.
The conservation committee is dedicated to bringing awareness to local issues and influencing change to environmental policy by critically analyzing published research. Our current semester project is concerned with redwood forest restoration, in which we are focusing on drafting a “white paper” report (a summary of our research review) by the end of the spring semester, which will then be submitted to our parent organization, the Society for Conservation Biology.
The Biodiversity Conference committee is committed organizing and hosting our annual Biodiversity Conference held at Humboldt State every fall. The primary goal of the Biodiversity Conference is facilitate awareness and understanding of the current issues facing our environment. The three day event includes talks given by experts in their respective fields, as well as educational activities for kids and grown-ups alike.
Membership Qualifications
We are looking for individuals who are passionate about preserving biodiversity. We encourage anyone who has an interest in conservation biology to join.
How to Join
Please Contact .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Mixed Martial Arts Club
Over the past half-decade the Mixed Martial Arts club has become the unofficial meeting grounds for all varieties of martial-arts on campus. We've kept our focus on the conventional MMA Recipe: Boxing, Wrestling, Judo and BJJ while providing time and space for other types of martial-arts practice. It's important for students to have a physical outlets, as well as pursue the hobbies that they enjoy the most, so we're grateful that the University Clubs & Activities Center and the Student Recreation Center have made it possible for Martial-Artists at HSU to do more than just tell stories of how awesome their 'home-gym' used to be and removed the need for to spend their money on unaffordable gym-contracts. We want your help to grow the martial-arts presence on campus by growing the club, reaching new students and expanding the variety of Mixed Martial Arts Club activities.
About the Club
Spring 2013: The Mixed Martial Arts Club is Back!!!
Bi-Weekly classes will begin starting Tuesday, February 12th.
The remodeling of the West Gym has caused and certain problems with storing mats and other equipment.
-We’ll be keeping our doors open regardless are doing our best to work with the space that we have.
Be sure to check out the HSU Wrestling club as well!
Membership Qualifications
No previous training is necessary, but we expect self-control and willingness to learn from all participants. We run regular classes, but the club maintains a comfortable and informal atmosphere.
Before heading to your first class you might want to check out our pamphlet to get a general idea of what to expect: HSU_MMA_2013.pdf
We’re always looking for experienced instructors; if you’ve got roughly 5 years of experience at a relevant martial-art or would want to organize some exercise outside of regular class, please email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) explaining your goals and qualifications and/or draft of your lesson-plan.
How to Join
Please Register as a member at http://www.humboldt.edu/forms/clubs.
This will add you to our mailing list which will give you weekly schedules for all club activities.
ELITE Scholars
One of our main goals is supporting students at Humboldt State in order to achieve academic success. We aim to also branch out in our community and help others through volunteer work, mentoring, fundraising, social events and activities.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Any person is welcome to join the ELITE Scholars Club and participate in any activities, volunteer work, events, meetings etc. There are certain aspects of the club that are geared towards students who qualify as independent, former foster/group home youth, and special circumstance students, but all are welcome!
How to Join
Come to one of our meetings and sign up on the clubs page!
APASA
The HSU Asian Pacific Islander American Student Alliance’s (A.P.A.S.A) goal is to create a space for people who identify within pan-Asian Pacific Islander ethnicity at HSU to gather & find camaraderie. We also seek to form alliances with other groups & the local community in an effort to increase awareness & appreciation of the diversity that exists within our group & how we identify as Asian, Asian American, South Asian, & Pacific Islanders, & work in solidarity to engage our differences. We hope this will contribute to the ongoing work to create a community in which there is cultural awareness, appreciation & respect.
About the Club
“Far from homogenous, we are a multicultural, multilingual people who hold different worldviews & divergent modes of interpretation….It is not about obscuring our internal differences, but rather about taking seriously the heterogeneities among our ranks. Only in doing so can we build a meaningful solidarity as a pan-Asian group – one that allows us to combat systems of chauvinism & inequality both within & beyond our community.” – Yen Espiritu, Asian American Panethnicity, Bridging Institutions & Identities.
Membership Qualifications
Anyone is welcome to join our activities
How to Join
Animal Behavior Club
We hoped to broaden our understanding of animal behavior and intelligence and through this learn how to improve the lives of animals.
About the Club
We have weekly meetings to discuss advances in the science of Animal Behavior. We also take trips to animal shelters and visit trainers to learn more about the behavior of dogs, we will help by volunteering our time to the animal shelters.
Membership Qualifications
Students must be enrolled at Humboldt State University. Voting is restricted to students majoring in Biological sciences or Psychology.
How to Join
Click the ‘register for a club’ button on the Clubs homepage and ‘login’ on the next page.
Animal Behavior Club
We hope to broaden our perspectives and understanding of animal behavior and intelligence and begin to look at animals in a new light.
About the Club
We have meetings to discuss advances in the science of animal behavior and excursions to animal shelters and events with trainers to learn about dog behavior and volunteer to spend time with dogs and cats.
Membership Qualifications
Enrolled student at Humboldt State Universtiy. Voting members must have a biology or psychology related major.
How to Join
Go to the clubs homepage and click the register for a club link.
Lumberjack Wrestling Club
The purpose of the Lumberjack Wrestling Club is too promote wrestling and build confident individuals with character.
About the Club
We practice Freestyle and Greco-Roman Wrestling. Utilize the time during meetings to become proficient in both styles.
Membership Qualifications
Wrestling Shoes
How to Join
Attend at least two meetings.
Finding Resources and Empowerment through Education
Finding Resources and Empowerment through Education (F.R.E.E.) strives to provide leadership by encouraging advocacy,values,and customs that will lead to the continued recruitment, retention and graduation of low-income and undocumented students. As students of Humboldt State we have noticed that there isn’t resources for students who are low-income and who fall under the AB540 category. F.R.E.E’s goals for this semester are to make this institution a AB-540 friendly/aware campus.
About the Club
In the past FREE has organized workshops to help high school students pursuit a higher education by providing a college readiness conference. FREE has attended an AB 540 Conference in order to better understand what resources and networks can act as support systems for marginalized students; with this knowledge FREE hopes to make HSU an AB 540 a friendly campus. FREE has facilitated workshops educating our HSU campus and community about : -Deferred Action for Children Arrivals (DACA),
– AB 540 – AB 130, – AB 131.FREE also does service for the community twice a month and attends Latin@ Net meetings in order to bridge the gap between HSU and the local community. FREE continues to share knowledge and acts as allies to advocate for underrepresented students.
Fall 2012-Spring 2013
FREE is working tirelessly in order to bring attention to the lack of support to undocumented students. We are doing this through:
——->Building talks with administrators,faculty, and staff ——->Inviting Dolores Huerta as key note speaker to touch on the misrepresentation of communities ——-> Inviting Dr. Zavala to the Institute for Student Success (The Spring 2013 Institute for Student Success will provide staff, faculty, and administrators with information, resources, and strategies useful in supporting a variety of student learning needs and enhancing the success of students from diverse backgrounds. The Spring Institute will include a range of workshops focused on various topics, from creating inclusive campus environments to effective pedagogy.) Title: Leveraging Our Institutional Roles: What Faculty and Staff can do to Advocate for AB 540 StudentsDescription: What are the historical conditions impacting undocumented students today? Why should I advocate for undocumented students? What can I do as a faculty member or staff in advocating for undocumented students at my campus? In this interactive workshop participants will dialogue about key legislation, such as AB 540, AB 130, and AB 131, that directly impacts undocumented students. The workshop explores ways in which faculty can become advocates for AB540 students. Concrete examples derived from the presenter’s experience working in grassroots organizations and as a faculty member at California State University, Fullerton, will be provided.
BIO:
Dr. Zavala is Assistant Professor in the Department of Secondary Education. His research and teaching interests include community organizing, critical pedagogies, and decolonizing research. Since 2005 he has been advocating for undocumented immigrant youth as an integral member of grassroots organizations, which have taken on local campaigns. He is currently Executive Director of the Raza Education Fund (REF), a non-profit organization that has successfully fundraised over $120,000 in scholarships for undocumented students.
———-> Building dialogue on the unification of Latin@ students at Humboldt State.
Membership Qualifications
The qualifications to be apart of FREE are:
-To be able to attend our weekly meetings
-Be passionate about the cause FREE is advocating
-Willing to be an ally
- Be able to speak out against racism,sexism,homophobia, ableism and any kind of barrier that doesn’t respect individuality and communities.
How to Join
Be able to attended our weekly meetings, participate in leading workshops, and most of all be enthusiastic about building a support system for undocumented students.
Child Development Association
The Child Development Association offers multiple fundraising opportunities, community service and friendship. As a club, we strive to provide opportunities and events that can benefit children and their families, communities, and futures.
About the Club
We offer opportunities to lead your own sub-committees! Have an idea of an event you want to lead to happen for children, families, and their communities? The CDA is the perfect place to do that with! Current sub-committees include: Bowl for Kids Sake ’13; HSU Basketball Tabling; Arcata Library Reading; Parent Education Night; CASA Kid Walk ’13.
Membership Qualifications
Being interested in becoming a part of our club.
How to Join
Come by our meetings OR join our email list by sending us your email address! Through email we will inform you on discussions of previous meetings and future events.
Humboldt State University Amateur Radio Society
The purpose of the Humboldt State Amateur Radio Society is to further the exchange of information, develop a co-operation between members and to promote radio knowledge; creating a network of individuals who in the event of a natural disaster would be able to help in the public safety communication efforts within the campus community and community abroad. The purpose is also to help improve communication skills, individual operating efficiency, and radio knowledge by conducting society programs and activities as to advance the general interest and prosperity of amateur radio in the university community.
About the Club
Some of what we do:
Hill-topping, portable operating, fox hunting, geocaching, emergency communications, DXing, antenna/radio experimenting, special events, contesting and so on. 
Membership Qualifications
Anyone interested in shortwave radios, emergency services, and contacting people around the world (among other things) are more than welcome to drop by at any meeting and see what we’re up to. Or feel free to drop us a line at our e-mail address and get on our mailing list to be aware of upcoming meetings and/or events. While listening to amateur radio is open to everyone, transmitting communications is limited to those that have an amateur radio license. If you don’t have a license (many in the club don’t) we’ll help you get one. It’s easier than you think.
How to Join
Simply come to a meeting in the library on a Wednesday. Ham radio is a hobby that is open to anyone and everyone. If you can’t make it to the meetings send us an e-mail so you can be notified of any special events that we’ll do.
Hermanas Unidas Inc. de Humboldt State
♥ HaU Inc. Herstory ♥ In the Spring semester of 1994, five inspiring young women: Zuleyka Heredia, Ricki Robles, Amelia Schustz, Erica Solorzano and Bernadette Vargas came together to establish one of the first Chicana/Latina groups at the University of California, Berkeley. These five women recognized the limited amount of support and resources for Chicana/Latinas on the university campus and resolved to fill the void. These visionary women established the foundation of what has evolved into a recognized organization. Hermanas Unidas combines academics, community service and social activities to unite and support Chicana/Latinas in their quest for higher education, while emphasizing Hermandad. -----Purpose: 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: ----Academic - Through the emphasis of academics not only do we empower our minds but our future as well. ----Community Service - In the struggle to empower ourselves we must also remember our communities and empower them as well. ------ Social - In stressing Hermandad, a family network is created to foster an environment of mutual respect and unity, while supporting individual interests and talents. ------1) To provide a place where women can come together and be themselves. We accept any and all ideologies. We are a sisterhood attempting to provide a healthy transition to and from the university. ------2) To raise awareness and educate the campus and the community at large about Chicana/Latina issues. --------- Logo: El Quinto Sol, or the fifth sun of the Aztec calendar, represents and signifies change. It exemplifies the search for unity, restoration and purification of personal balance. The symbol chosen to exemplify the spirit of Hermanas Unidas is El Quinto Blossom. It is representative of the group because of the constant change we face as students, as women, as Latinas, as daughters, as sisters, as an organization, but most of all, as individuals. It is the change that empowers us for growth on personal, educational and professional levels. - It Represents the story of a young woman, her face in profile, depicted by the leaf and stem of the logo. This woman is on the path to enlightenment through the pursuit of education, symbolized by the winding stem, which also represents the challenging, yet rewarding road towards personal growth. Her path leads to El Quinto Sol, the fruit of her sacrifice, the sum of her experiences, the rewards of the relationships she has built. This is the story of the Hermana that blossoms into a woman of truth, a stronger woman for having traveled that road. El Quinto Sol remains the focal point of our logo so that we may never forget where we came from and that we may keep clear where we are going together in Hermandad. ---------- Motto: "Poder de la Mujer" is what all Hermanas strive to embody, both as individual women and as an organization. The motto symbolizes the strength and will of each and every Hermana in their quest for higher education, the empowerment of their families and communities, as well as equality in education, the workplace and the rest of society. --------Colors: The official colors of Hermanas Unidas are Blue and Silver. ---------- HaU♥ Statewide Chapters: - Hermanas Unidas consists of a network of over 18 undergraduate chapters all over California an extensive Alumni Association.
About the Club
—————♥ HaU de Humboldt State Herstory ♥
————-♥ Our Herstory ♥
In the fall of 2011, eight determined women set out in search of Hermandad. As part of an under-represented group at Humboldt State these ladies sought to bring together women of common interests in order to built familiar and strong connections. These women decided to establish something that wouldn’t judge or discriminate and sought to provide unity through empowerment. With these goals in mind these women founded a chapter of Hermanas Unidas that filled the void at the Humboldt State Campus. Through academics, community service, and collegial networking Hermanas Unidas hopes to unite and support hermanas along their pursuit of higher education.
——————♥ HaU de Humboldt State Founding Mothers:
- Elena Lopez, Wendy Gonzalez, Ericka Balderas, Juana Villegas-Villagomez, Caroline Zapata, Laura Irene Alvarez, Stephanie Escalante, Elsa Aguilar
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Steps to becoming an Hermana:
-Attend 4 meetings, study halls, community service or social events
-pay semester dues
—Club Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Humboldt State University Amateur Radio Society
The purpose of the Humboldt State Amateur Radio Society is to further the exchange of information, develop a co-operation between members and to promote radio knowledge; creating a network of individuals who in the event of a natural disaster would be able to help in the public safety communication efforts within the campus community and community abroad. The purpose is also to help improve communication skills, individual operating efficiency, and radio knowledge by conducting society programs and activities as to advance the general interest and prosperity of amateur radio in the university community.
About the Club
We are focused on the hobby/service of amateur radio and everything surrounding it. If you have an interest in this please come and by and see what we’re up to!
Membership Qualifications
Anyone within the HSU community interested in shortwave radios, emergency services, and contacting people around the world (among other things) are more than welcome to drop by at any meeting and see what we’re up to. Or feel free to drop us a line at our e-mail address and get on our mailing list to be aware of upcoming meetings and/or events. While listening to amateur radio is open to everyone, broadcasting is limited to those that have an amateur radio license. If you don’t have a license (many in the club don’t) we’ll help you get one. It’s easier than you think.
How to Join
Very easy. Our meetings are on Wednesdays in Library room 115. Simply come to a meeting in the library, if you can’t make it to the meetings send us an e-mail (.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)) so you can be notified of any special events we are involved in. Ham radio is a hobby that is open to anyone and everyone.
The Baking Club
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Must enjoy the art of baking or want to learn how!
How to Join
Anyone can join, just start coming to meetings and register for the club at http://www.humboldt.edu/clubs!
HSU Spanish Translation & Interpretation
We are a small but growing club at Humboldt State University. Our club dedicates time to translate documents for local businesses and non-profit organizations. Our club also dedicates time to interpret for members in the area/community. One of our goals is to help the community by offering our services and support.
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About the Club
This Club was founded as part of the Humboldt State University’s World Language Department
to serve our community on campus by helping students improve their language.
This club strives to work and serve the on and off campus community.
Membership Qualifications
You must know how to speak Spanish OR be registered in an upper division Spanish class.
How to Join
Contact De La Cruz, Juan Carlos at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
or simply show up to our weekly meetings!! :D
The Humboldt Circus
We seek to spread circus and performing arts to all who wish to learn such skills - ideally, the world.
About the Club
The Humboldt Circus is an eclectic group of creative people looking to learn and share skills in the performance arts. Every semester, the circus puts on a full-length production with a more “adult” themed Halloween show in the Fall and an “all ages” show in the Spring. Humboldt Circus also performs for local organizations and other clubs on campus, when requested. Humboldt circus also makes trips to (relatively) local juggling festivals, such as Portland Juggling Festival, Damento Juggling Festival and, of course, the Humboldt Juggling Festival.
Looking for circus monkeys on campus? Just yell “Humboldt!” and if you hear someone respond “Circus!” then you know there are clowns around.
Membership Qualifications
The only qualification for membership is the desire and openness to have a lot of fun!!!
How to Join
Come to club meetings or e-mail us!
Student Association of Fire Ecologists
About the Club
S.A.F.E. is a branch off of A.F.E. which stands for the Association of Fire Ecologists. Basically what we are is a group of students who have an interest in fire. There are members of our group who are studying fire and others who are not, so it’s open to anybody, and any class level,we have Graduate students and Undergraduate students who are members. Basically what we are striving for as club is to learn as much as we can about fire. We plan to achieve this goal by attending talks or seminars that are related to fire, participating in hands on field events, such as prescribed burns, getting members certified to be Type II firefighters, and by trying to get as many people as possible to attend the annual International Fire Ecology and Management Congress. However to attend and participate in such events we have to do lots of fund raising and seeking of donations, so be ready. If you are studying fire or plan on working one day in a fire related field being a part of this club will give some good experience, knowledge, and will look great on a resume.
Membership Qualifications
Be enrolled at HSU and have an interest in Fire
How to Join
Come to one of our meetings and check out the club to see if your interested in joining. If you are, go to the Clubs and Activities website at humboldt.edu/clubs/ and click on the “Register for a Club” tab, and find us on the provided list.
Tango Club
Want to learn how to dance Argentine Tango? We will teach you the moves! Free and no experience needed!
About the Club
The first hour is the lesson, We will teach new moves every week and practice the moves that we learned the previous week. We will also learn about dancing ethics, about the music, about its history and tango related stuff.
The second hour is a free floor. We will play music and you can dance and practice how ever you want. Its a great opportunity to experiment and just socialize.
Membership Qualifications
No experience needed, we will teach you everything
How to Join
Come by to our weekly meetings or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Pre-Medical Association
The Pre-Medical Association is a HSU Club that gathers students interested in medicine and attending graduate health professional schools. We go over MCAT preparation and application processes, becoming a competitive candidate, volunteering opportunities, and have doctors and other medical professionals come in to speak. We're also all about networking and helping each other stay inspired and motivated through our undergraduate studies, application process, and extracurricular activities!
About the Club
Once you’re on our email list, please make sure to check your email regularly and keep in constant contact with the President or Officers of the club. We have many awesome opportunities like going to the AMSA UC Davis Pre-Medical and Pre-Health Professions Conference in October, having local Humboldt County and visiting health professional come in to talk with us, and social get-togethers to take a break from all that studying!! Some of these opportunities are available ONLY to registered members of the Pre-Medical Association, so please make sure to register as a member on the Clubs and Activities website.
Membership Qualifications
You must be an HSU student.
How to Join
Come to our meetings! Or if you can’t come to meetings, sign up for our email list by contacting .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). You’ll receive notifications, meeting notes, and research opportunities through weekly emails.
HSU Browncoats
HSU Browncoats is a fan club for Joss Whedon's TV show Firefly.
About the Club
Come talk nerdy to us at a club meeting. HSU Browncoats is a place to explore all things Whedon, from Firefly to Buffy comics to the Avengers. There is free Chinese food at every meeting!
Membership Qualifications
All fans of Firefly, Joss Whedon or any of his work are welcome.How to Join
Drop by a meeting!
Waste Reduction and Resource Awareness Program (WRRAP)
WRRAP has 5 branches: Education/Outreach, Compost, Zero Waste, Reusable Office Supply Exchange (ROSE), and Take Back the Tap. Each of these branches specializes in one area of on campus and community sustainability. We are student run and staffed and always welcome volunteers, both student and community oriented.
About the Club
Come visit the WRRAP office and ROSE in Warren House #53, and our compost demonstration site behind the KA Building!
Membership Qualifications
Interest and enthusiasm for environmental justice and action, and on campus and community sustainability initiatives.
How to Join
Come to a meeting! Or email us.
Student California Teachers Association, SCTA
About the Club
Student California Teachers Association (SCTA) consists of college students pursuing careers as educators. SCTA provides opportunities to address the broader aspects of education such as technological advances, governmental policies and issues, social issues and philosophical controversies.
Local chapters provide support with job interviewing skills, resume writing, classroom management, multicultural education and other vital concerns. Chapters also serve as a forum for advising students about the education programs provided at their institutions while providing opportunities to network with professional educators.
Regional SCTA conferences focus on developing members’ communication skills and leadership skills. These events allow members to meet students from neighboring schools to exchange ides and concerns.
Student California Teachers Association is the largest student organization in California with members on more than 70 campuses. It is led by an elected executive board of student members who provide publications, services and representation within the CTA. SCTA provides MANY benefits to their members including liability insurance and discounts on school supplies, travel, food, etc…
We are a club that is open to all! We want students to come in with questions and ideas about how to make this club a success. We volunteer within our community with things such as charity drives and elementary school fundraisers and we want to do more! If you know of an event coming up that we could help with, come on in and let us know. We also love to team up with other HSU clubs on campus, so if you are part of another club, come in and tell us about it.
We are very focused on helping each other. We can answer questions about classes, the credential program, teachers, and anything else you may want to know. We want to make our time here at HSU a success so that when we go off to become teacher’s, we are prepared!
Membership Qualifications
Everyone is welcome! Whether you are single subject, multiple subject, special education, etc. SCTA will help you with your teaching career!
How to Join
Contact us by email if you want more information about the club/meetings and we will be more than happy to help.We meet every Tuesday from 6-7pm in room 117 in Siemens Hall. Stop in to see if this is a club that you would like to be involved in.
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan
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How to Join
HSU Men's CRew
The HSU Men's Crew team provides a unique environment through the sport of rowing that allows male students from Humboldt State to compete competitively in the collegiate rowing conferences on the West Coast. The people on the team get in the best shape of their lives while making lasting binding friendships through the team-building experience rowing provides.
About the Club
The HSU Men’s Crew team was founded in 1975. Since then we have helped bring the rowing world to the North Coast and Humboldt State, and throughout the years we have brought many gold medals home. The most recent was winning the Novice Lightweight 4 at the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships in 2010. We race throughout the school year, with 1-2 Head Races in the fall and 5-6 Sprint Races March-April, racing across the West Coast. We work hard and are a competitive team, but we also have a lot of fun. Come check us out! If you aren’t sure if you have the time come out anyways. We often work around our team-members schedules so as many people as possible can participate. The team has about 25 active participants currently, giving us a lot of opportunities at races to compete competitively with larger teams.
Membership Qualifications
We are looking for students interested in athletics who are willing to work hard and be committed to the sport. There are no try-outs to participate, but we are seeking guys who are in reasonable physical shape. Girls 150lbs and under can also join to be coxswains for the team! No rowing experience is needed, and if you have rowing experience you’ll get the opportunity to race novice again!
How to Join
Show up to carpool at Library Circle at 5 and tell people you’re there to check out the team. Once you’ve checked out practice you’ll have to sign up for the class through student center and fill out insurance information.
Student Naturalist Club
About the Club
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How to Join
Painter's Anonymous
As a club, our goal is to spread art and beauty throughout the Humboldt State campus through the means of exploring different painting techniques!
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Any Humboldt State student with a special interest in painting may join Painter’s Anonymous!
How to Join
To join our club, attend one of our meetings! And if you would like to become an official member, you may do so by pledging to be an active member. This means that you will attend meetings and participate in our other activities.
Genealogy Club
Come to the weekly meetings of the Genealogy Club of Humboldt State University and learn the tools that will help you learn more about your forebears. If your parents or grandparents were foreign born, we’ll discover together just how to go about researching Czechoslovakian, Colombian or Hong Kong records. If you have early American roots, find out who fought in the Civil War or the American Revolution. Learn how to obtain military pension records, cemetery records, marriage, birth and death records. Discover what information can be gleaned from wills, tax lists, deeds and land bounty records. What can you expect to find at county archives and historical societies? Who has already done genealogical research on your family?
About the Club
The Genealogy Club of Humboldt State University was founded during the Spring 2012 semester. Attend our meetings and help form the foundation of the club’s future. You will not only discover your family’s legacy but you will further develop your own personal legacy.
Founding officers are
President: Michael Cooley
Vice-President: Clare Pope
Treasurer: Robyn Hall
Secretary: Alex Fine
Faculty Advisor: Professor Guy Aronoff
Membership Qualifications
Any student, any community member having an interest in genealogy or family history may join!
How to Join
Show up to a meeting, put your email address on a sign-up sheet or email us!
Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans (SACNAS)
1. To further the work of, to improve the effectiveness of, and to enhance the public understanding of and the appreciation for Chicanos, Latinos, Native Americans, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and other underrepresented minorities in science; 2. To cooperate with other individuals, organizations, clubs, and other groups whose purposes include the achievement of public understanding for Chicanos, Latinos, Native Americans, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and other underrepresented minorities in the sciences; 3. To promote student recruitment and retention of Chicanos, Latinos, Native Americans, Alaska Natives, Native Hawaiians and other underrepresented minorities in the science at Humboldt State University and to encourage students to further their educational aspirations; 4. To provide a forum for students from different science majors and science related majors to come together for academic, community service and social activities at Humboldt State University.
About the Club
This organization will be an affiliated chapter to the Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS).
Membership Qualifications
Students pursuing degrees in the STEM field (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
How to Join
Complete and return the HSU SACNAS and national SACNAS application to Maurine Nicholson at INRSEP.
KRFH - Radio Free Humboldt
Radio Free Humboldt is Humboldt State's student run radio station. Our goal is to provide students with real radio experience, while providing Humboldt State with a media outlet to reflect our unique campus. We stream online at "krfh.net":http://krfh.net and through many locations on campus. Radio Free Humboldt also serves as a resource for clubs on campus to advertise their events to the student population.
About the Club
By enrolling in JMC 155, students will recieve at least a one hour show, while students of JMC 355 will receive at least two hours per week. Additionally, students will gain experience in the departments of the radio station, doing anything from selling and creating advertisements, to recording live music, to publicizing the radio station.
Membership Qualifications
Enrollment in, or completion of JMC 154 (Radio Production) is required. Talk to Cliff Berkowitz for information about JMC 154 or possible adjournment.
How to Join
Enrollment in JMC 155 (KRFH Workshop) or 355 (Advanced KRFH Workshop).
KRFH - Radio Free Humboldt
Radio Free Humboldt is Humboldt State's student run radio station. Our goal is to provide students with real radio experience, while providing Humboldt State with a media outlet to reflect our unique campus. We stream online at "krfh.net":http://krfh.net and through many locations on campus. Radio Free Humboldt also serves as a resource for clubs on campus to advertise their events to the student population.
About the Club
By enrolling in JMC 155, students will recieve at least a one hour show, while students of JMC 355 will receive at least two hours per week. Additionally, students will gain experience in the departments of the radio station, doing anything from selling and creating advertisements, to recording live music, to publicizing the radio station.
Membership Qualifications
Enrollment in, or completion of JMC 154 (Radio Production) is required. Talk to Cliff Berkowitz for information about JMC 154.
How to Join
Enrollment in JMC 155 (KRFH Workshop) or 355 (Advanced KRFH Workshop).
Cru at Humboldt State University
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How to Join
¡CouRaGeouS!
¡CouRaGeouS! is the official club for the department of Critical Race, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (CRGS) at Humboldt State University!
In any CRGS course, we learn much about theories for creating a more just world for all in the context of social justice. While knowing theory is an important asset for social justice, we recognize that transforming this theory into action is a valuable practice for creating a more just world.
At ¡CouRaGeouS!, we participate in community and campus activism. Whether it be organizing a workshop or an event, volunteering, or teaming up with other campus clubs or community organizations—this is our time to be social activists! We also recognize that activism is not simply just organizing, it also takes the shape of taking a CRGS course (or courses!) and attending events.
And, most importantly, ¡CouRaGeouS! is a place to build community! We are a place for student activists to come together for support and understanding. ¡CouRaGeouS! is not only a place for activism, it is also a place to engage in active dialogue and to share our personal experiences.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
You must be a current student at HSU and if you’re a CRGS student, that’s awesome! But honestly, you don’t have to be a CRGS major or minor to be a member. Students (both CRGS and the like) with interest in CRGS issues—such as social justice, intersectional feminism, activism, community building—are all welcome to join us!
How to Join
Go to the Clubs & Activities website and click the link “register for a club.” While this does make you an official member, feel free to simply come to our meetings and join in! You are definitely not required to officially sign up online—we will welcome you into the club either way!
Sociogical Student Association
The Sociology Student Association (SSA) is an organization of Sociology undergraduate and graduate students who work together to plan film series, service projects, social action events and fun social events that provide an opportunity for the students to get to know each other and faculty in a more informal atmosphere.
About the Club
Coming Soon.
Membership Qualifications
Anyone can join! The club is open to undergraduate/graduate sociology majors and minors as well as non-majors. If you are interested in joining the club we ask that you register for the club on the clubs and activities website. We also ask that you join a committee.
Committee Members Responsibilities
• Committee Members are required to attend at least 2 club events a semester (this does not include tabling for recruitment).
• Committee Members are also required to commit at least 4-6 hours a semester to help recruit, promote, or prep for club events.
• Are responsible for attending committee meetings.
• Reviewing and understanding the clubs and activities guide.
Committees
• Outreach/Events
• Professional Development
• Governance
• Social Action
• Fundraising
How to Join
Come to our meetings and see if you’d like to join us . Stop by the table in the quad on Wednesday’s from 11am-2pm. Also if you are interested in joining a committee, please contact the Chair Person via email. To join committees without assigned chairs, please contact the club president.
Geology
Geology Club is here to learn about Earth and its processes.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Come to Founders Hall, Room 13 to learn more
Z Tester (Not Club)
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Humboldt State Club Baseball
The purpose of the club baseball program is to Increase individual baseball skills as well as compete competitively in the NCBA.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Must Register for the class under physical education and intercollegiate club baseball.
How to Join
Humboldt State Women's Ultimate - Hags
The Hags are a unique group of individuals brought together by the spirit and fun embodied by Ultimate Frisbee. We combine our competitive work-ethic and our enthusiasm for frisbee fun into a boisterous "hag-hood" of spirit, hard work, ass-kicking, love.
About the Club
The 2011-2012 Hags are underway, but it is not too late to join us! After a successful fall season, we have our sights set on several big-name tournaments for the Spring, where we will be the burly representatives for the northern-most CSU. Work hard, have fun, get burly! PLAY ULTIMATE!
Membership Qualifications
Open to all female HSU students, with a desire to be active, learn something new, or meet new people!
How to Join
Email us, or come check out one of our practices – we would love to show you what ultimate is all about and answer any questions you have!
Colleges Against Cancer
Colleges Against Cancer is a nationwide collaboration of college students, faculty, and staff dedicated to eliminating cancer by initiating and supporting American Cancer Society programs in college communities.
About the Club
We do different events throughout the year regarding cancer awareness. Our biggest events are Relay for Life in April and The Great American Smokeout in November.
Membership Qualifications
Anyone who is interested in saving lives!
How to Join
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Wait for the Drop
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H.O.L.A.
The purpose of HOLA shall be to foster leadership development through the coordination of educational and cultural events/projects. This will be achieved by:
a. Providing the HSU community with cultural events that represent all Hispanic/Latino Communities, including but not limited to cultural beliefs, celebrations, music, and customs of Latin America) to increase awareness of the Hispanic/Latino population on campus.
b. Coordinating with the HSU Spanish program to provide the opportunity for interested parties to practice Spanish with Heritage Speakers and/or Spanish Learners.
c. Coordinating social events for interested students and the HSU community to promote retention among Hispanics/Latinos.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
-Voting membership is restricted to matriculated, currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff at Humboldt State University that are members of the organization.-Membership in the organization will not be denied to anyone on the basis of race, religion, national origin, age, sex, disability, veteran's status, or sexual orientation, except as sanctioned by law.
How to Join
“Any person who is interested in practicing Spanish and providing events of the Latino culture is welcome to join this organization.”1. Attend our meetings on Thursday 8-9pm or show up to an HOLA event and speak to a member.
2. And/or e-mail the club
HSU Student Climbers Coalition
The HSU Student Climbers’ Coalition (SCC) is a student-led rock climbing team and educational sports club at Humboldt State University in Arcata, California. Members of the team train together locally and compete in intercollegiate climbing competitions through the USA Collegiate Climbing Series (CCS). Our team was founded in 2009 with five original members and has grown to over thirty members since its inception.
About the Club
Practice Dates are as follows:
Monday 6pm-9pm at Far North Climbing Gym
Tuesdays 10am-12pm at the Student Rec. Center
Thursdays 9am-12pm at the Student Rec. Center
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Queer Student Union
A Fun and Safe Place for Queer Identified People and our Allies. We are a space for the queer community to be safe to talk about important things, play games, plan events, and talk about queer life on campus, as well as meet new friends and gain support. Our meetings and events are open to community members, but we are a student-focused organization.
About the Club
The first Thursday of every month is a check-in style group facilitated by a peer counselor, with people talking about recent occurrences, how they have been doing, or other events.
The third meeting of the month is a Potluck and Game Night! People bring food to share, and games to play, and good times are had.
Other meetings of the month are subject to change, and may range from planning events to safer sex education workshops to music! Who knows what fun things we have in store.
Membership Qualifications
Be queer-positive, and willing to help create and maintain a healthy queer community!
How to Join
Come to meetings.
Conservation Unlimited
We are Humboldt State University's Student Chapter of the Wildlife Society
About the Club
Our goal is to provide students with opportunities to network and expand their field skills through workshops and weekly talks. Our weekly talks are every Tuesday at 4pm in WFB 258, so feel free to come by to listen to faculty and your fellow students share their knowledge and experiences! You can also get your daily coffee fix at our coffee table every weekday from 7:30am-12pm where you can also find out about our events and sign up for workshops. Be sure to “like” us on Facebook to get all your Conservation Unlimited updates!
Current officers for the 2012-13 year:
Justin Purnel, President, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
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William Lawton, Treasurer, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Gabrielle Ruso, Secretary, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Kachina Rowland, Education Coordinator, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Ruby Rozell, Conservation Officer, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Kurt Ongman,Activities Coordinator,kmo26@humboldt.edu
Bennett Hardy, Western Section representative, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Membership Qualifications
Anyone can join!
How to Join
Student membership dues:
- $10 for 1 year
- $6 for 1 semester
You can become a member and pay the membership fee at the coffee table in the lobby of the Wildlife and Fisheries Building any time from 7:30am-12pm, Monday-Friday.
TRiO Alumni Association
As a Club at Humboldt State University, we believe it is important to help, guide, and mentor TRiO students currently enrolled in High School, while at the same time building relationships with the community as well as in our TRiO group. "TRIO began as part of President Lyndon B. Johnson's War on Poverty. The Educational Opportunity Act of 1964 established an experimental program known as Upward Bound. Then, in 1965, the Higher Education Act created Talent Search. Finally, another program, Special Services for Disadvantaged Students (later known as Student Support Services), was launched in 1968. Together, this “trio” of federally-funded programs encouraged access to higher education for low-income students."
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
If you are a student at HSU, who was once involved with Talent Search,AVID, Upward Bound, Gear Up, or any type of TRiO Program, you are the perfect candidate for our club.
We are NOT exclusive, however…. anyone may join!
How to Join
Email one of the following people, OR visit Nelson Hall East Room 203 to register.
Corinne Ingram
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Club President
Chelsey Jones
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Club Treasurer
Range and Soils
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Come join us at one of our meettings!
Humboldt Art History Association (HAHA)
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
No Qualifications, but you really should love Art History.
How to Join
Redwood Chapter of Environmental Educators and Interpreters
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How to Join
Psychology Club
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Student Veterans Association
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Membership Qualifications
How to Join
http://www.humboldt.edu/forms/clubs
Go to the link, Login with your student ID, fill out the Form and sign up for Student Veterans (it is currently being changed to Student Veterans Association), click on agree to terms, and submit.
Solid Rock
Christian Fellowship
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How to Join
Humboldt State Archery
About the Club
Coach Neill O’Brien
President Chelsea Tougas
Vice President Richard Kim
Treasurer Jeromy Couch
Travel Secretary Nathen Smith
Safety Officer Dylan Inskeep
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Logging Sports
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HSU Intercollegiate Men's Ultimate
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
The HSU Men’s Intercollegiate Ultimate team is a part of HSU Rec Sports. Anyone is welcome to join. No experience is required.
How to Join
The Club is a 2 unit course, PE 323. You need to be enrolled in the course via Student Center. An additional online insurance form also must be completed. This can be accesses at http://humboldtsportclubs.dosportseasy.com/join.php?h=mdisc
Humboldt State Botany Club
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Have a love for plants!
How to Join
Come to a meeting or get on the mailing list by sending us an email.
The Common Adventure Club!
Technically the Recreation Administration department's club, CAC acts as a social hub-bub for all things adventure! Open to everyone, it serves a meeting place for all people to create events and experiences together. Anybody who has passion for the outdoors and ambarking on various adventures is more than welcome. This is a great place to meet new people with common interests, and plan outdoor adventures together. We will participate in all sorts of activities: Including but not limited to hiking, backpacking, climbing, rafting, kayaking, picnics/bbq's...Have somethiong else in mind? Let us know! We are open to any and all suggestions for activities!
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
A sense of adventure! The desire to meet new people
How to Join
Show up to one of our events! Don’t hesitate to volunteer either! A hike guide, table, help at a fundraiser. Some require a fee, otherwise we just require your presence and enthusiasm!
Humboldt State University Pre-Veterinary Club
The HSU PreVet club aims to help all undergraduates achieve their goal of getting into veterinary school. We can help with applications, deciding where you want to go to vet school, and even have trips to vet schools.
About the Club
Recent Events
HSU Pre-Vet club members at Arcata Scoop drawing the winning ticket to our fundraiser. We are proud to announce that we raised $100 towards our club!
Pre-Vet club tabled at the December Crafts Fair. A few nice hand-made crafts and sweets were sold helping us reach our fundraising goals to visit a veterinary school.
Membership Qualifications
Members of the PreVet club should be motivated students who have an interest in veterinary medicine or animals in general. Students of all grade levels and experience are welcome.
How to Join
If you wish to join, please come to one of the meetings, email us, or check us out on Facebook
Trio Alumni Association
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About the Club
Membership Qualifications
We used to require that our members have high school experience in these such groups….Upward bound, Talent Search, Gear Up, or Avid, But we have come to the conclusion that anyone who is interested in our mission, or has heard of/or is Inspired by Trio programs is always welcome here!
We have yet to turn a student down!
How to Join
We will be seen in the quad during most (if not all) tabling evenings. You may join there OR call us so we can meet you! You may also stop by our office, Nelson Hall East rm 203.
Greek Council
About the Club
The Unified Greek Council acts as a judicial body for the greek organizations at Humboldt State University. Greek Council is comprised of the advisor, delegates from each organization and the executive board. The executive board consists of a Chair, Vice Chair, Administrative Chair, and the Sergeant of Arms.
Greek Council meetings are held every other Wednesday and are only open to greek members.
Membership Qualifications
To hold a position on Greek Council you must be a HSU student and a member of the greek community. Elections are held in the Spring for the following academic year.
How to Join
Fraternities and Sororities on Campus:
Beta Sigma Epsilon Fraternity
Chi Phi Fraternity
Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority
Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority
Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority
Lambda Theta Phi Fraternity
To learn more about each organization, please view their weblink on the right side of this page.
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Organization:
We are a social fraternity, with a strong presence in the community and a commitment to academics. We offer opportunities to participate in intramural sports, sport days, hikes, fraternity dinners, video game competitions, and more. We work nationally with the Boys and Girls Club of America, and locally with the Humboldt Fish Action Council and the Arcata Sunrise Rotary Club. Finally, we offer scholarship opportunities exclusively to the members of Chi Phi.
Nationally we’ve been around since 1824, and locally since 1987. We have been continue to be one of the most active, inclusive, and dynamic Greek organizations on campus, so keep an eye out or give us a holler. For more information, visit the Epsilon Zeta Chapter website or the Chi Phi National website.
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Membership Qualifications
Must identify as male, have a 2.0 GPA, and be a fun person. Additionally, to become a candidate for membership you must attend at least four rush week events hosted by Chi Phi.
How to Join
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Invisible Children
About the Club
The purpose and goals of our club is to help Invisible Children with their mission. Invisible Children’s mission is, “to use film, creativity and social action to end the use of child soldiers in Joseph Kony’s rebel war and restore LRA-affected communities in central Africa to peace and prosperity”.
Membership Qualifications
An interest and passion in helping Invisible Children with their mission.
How to Join
Please email or come to a meeting to begin helping us end a war! We’re always looking for new members!
Wildlife Graduate Student Society
WiGSS provides a forum for the discussion of ideas and issues pertinent to the Wildlife graduate program at HSU, and serves as a resource for academic and local communities. We consider all classified graduate students of HSU's Wildlife Department as members of WiGSS, however, all students in the department are open to attend and participate in our functions.
About the Club
For more information about our club, including our Ecology Lecture Series schedule, please visit: http://www.humboldt.edu/wigss/
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Math Club (The Natural Loggers)
Have an interesting math problem you are working on? Just enjoy solving problems? Our goal is to learn about interesting mathematics. Do you want to know how a drum resonates? How about how waves propagate in water? Yes, a physics problem, but it is all mathematics to us! You don't need to be a mathematician to come.
About the Club
Join Us for various Math Club events!
Membership Qualifications
Math club is open to all. The only prerequisite is a love and excitement for mathematics.
How to Join
Just come every Tuesday at 3:00 pm to BSS 308, or contacting the math club if you can’t make the meetings to stay updated with the events.
Association of Environmental Professionals Humboldt State University Student Chapter
What we are all about: The Association of Environmental Professionals is not just another campus club, but a nationally recognized organization. It has state and regional chapters that support student chapters. The goal of the association is to provide a professional network for the advancement of its members. Reasons to Join: Annual Scholarships Internship Opportunities Professional networking Student CEQA Workshops Resume Writing and Professionalism Workshops Panel Discussions on Careers/ Hot Topics/ Local Issues Local Field Trips and Community Volunteer Opportunities Student Chapter Projects
About the Club
Club Officers:President: Jaymes Silveira
Vice President: Melissa Jump
Secretary: Dion Kucera
Treasurer: To be nominated
Membership Qualifications
Anyone is welcome to join AEP.Diverse disciplines are essential in solving many environmental issues.
How to Join
If you are interested in joining:
You are welcome to attend any of our Tuesday meetings.
If you are interested in joining we will help you fill out the state registration and become a Student Chapter Member.
The annual membership fee is $20 for students and it provides you with a certificate of membership along with a copy of the current California Environmental Quality Act handbook.
If your major requires you to take EMP 425 than you get the text book for free for signing up.
Please feel free to get in touch with one of our officers for more information.
Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc
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On October 2000, six women came together to discuss the possibility of establishing a Latina based sorority at Humboldt State University. These six women shared the same vision and quest as the Most Honorable Founding Mothers and Charters. At the time of their meeting, there was only one other Hispanic/ Latino group on campus. Noticing the lack of Latino representation at HSU, these women formed the Interest group of Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc. and began meeting on a regular basis. On January 26, 2001, the Interest Group of Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc. received word that they had been accepted as a local sorority on campus. The Petitioning Group of GAO traveled to Milwaukee, WI in April 2002 to make a presentation to the National B.O.D. and became the Charter Colony, the first in California. Upon their return, six hardworking and motivated ladies, who are known today as the Charter Class, had the same vision and joined them in their quest. On October 2002 all the members of the Charter Colony went to Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX and once again, they made a presentation to the National B.O.D. and were initiated as the Pi Chapter of Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority, Inc. on October 25, 2002. Chapter Founding Mothers<> Obdulia N. Ortega<> Michelle Lopez<> Emilia Rodriquez<> Monica Daza<> Jacquline Lombera<> Jessica Ramirez<> Chapter Founding Charters<> Maria Quintanilla<> Susana King<> Sandra Servellon<> Deana Fernandez<> Maria Carbajal<> Carolina Tercero<>resoze_thumb.jpg)
About the Club
Mission Statement
A Latina-founded, multicultural organization that exists to:
•Increase the number of women with a college education and advanced degrees.
•Provide mentors for youth, women and under-represented communities.
•Enhance the individual leader in each member.
•Provide a family of lifelong support for sisters who live their lives by the pillars of Honesty, Integrity, Leadership, Scholarship and Unity.
Vision Statement
To be an innovative and international leader in the Greek Community, renowned for outstanding and diverse undergraduate chapters, prestigious and engaged Alumnae, developing strong leaders and providing a lifelong sisterhood.
Membership Qualifications
Minimum of 2.5 GPA
How to Join
We’ll be on the UC quad tabling during the beginning of the semester— come say hi! We’re the ones with the white jackets/tiger print/blue & green.
We will be holding events for the first three weeks of the semester. It’s a chance for us to get to know you, and for you to get to know more about us. Below is the list of events. We hope to see you there!
If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us : )
Armenian Students' Association
The Armenian Students' Association of Humboldt State University is driven to promote and cultivate the Armenian culture at Humboldt State for students of Armenian heritage or have an interest in Armenian Culture. The ASA is committed to community involvement, humanitarian rights and cultural preservation and the sharing of ideas while having an amazing time with students of all backgrounds.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Show interest in the Armenian Culture
How to Join
To join email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or come to our weekly meetings.
Graduation Pledge Alliance
The Graduation Pledge of Social and Environmental Responsibility is a campus tradition that started at HSU in 1987 and has since spread to campuses around the world. The Pledge is a simple personal vow to consider the social and environmental consequences of the decisions that we make:
“I pledge to explore and take into account the social and environmental consequences of any job I consider and will try to improve these aspects of any organizations for which I work.”
The GPA is currently collecting volunteer and internship opportunities for undergraduates and invites you to visit the office to see what awaits you (office hours are by appointment, Tuesday and Thursday. Contact the coordinator at the email provided)
The Graduation Pledge Alliance has since expanded to include students of all class standings. The pledge isn't just about the workplace either; its a lifestyle! The GPA looks forward to providing students with a variety of workshops and collaborative projects with other Sustainability Coalition groups to help them stay green at home as well as the workplace.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Anyone of any class standing is welcome to join the Graduation Pledge Alliance and help promote the value of environmental and social responsibility! Contact the GPA coordinators to see how you would like to get involved. The GPA welcomes all majors.Tracie Brandt
GPA Codirector
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Gavin Furlong
GPA Codirector
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How to Join
Volunteers are welcome for GPA workshops and tabling! Visit the office (Warren House 53) for more details.
Eco-Friendly Household Solutions Workshop: The Graduation Pledge Alliance is working on hosting a workshop for students to teach them about environmentally friendly alternatives around the house
Eco-Crafts Workshop: Join the GPA and learn how to make decorative and functional art out of recycled materials. Supplies, ideas, and volunteers are needed!
Community Garden Project: The GPA is working with Associated Students to bring a a community garden to campus. If you would like to be involved, contact the GPA coordinator for a schedule of meeting times.
Contact the program codirectors (Tracie Brandt) and (Gavin Furlong)
HSU Pre-Law Society
Welcome to the HSU Pre-law Society! We are a new club on campus and are excited to get things up and running. Our proposed agenda for the year includes: Practice LSAT tests Logic puzzles Guest speakers Law Fairs Open discussion regarding law schools and career options We also have personal law advisors who are eager to assist with your academic goals and direction. Come join us Monday evenings from 4:00 to 5:00 in room 201 of the Forestry Building to connect with other prospective law-school students in a relaxed, warm and welcoming environment!
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Have an interest in law-related career fields
Enjoy practicing logic puzzles and discussions
Be able to attend club sponsored events
How to Join
Attend meetings and sign up for our email announcements
The Women's Resource Center
Because relations of domination affect all people; we at the Women’s Resource Center aim to provide the tools, support and safe spaces for empowerment and for people to dismantle systems of power, privilege and oppression. Simultaneously we are transforming our communities; as well as acknowledging and embracing diverse perspectives and strategies that promote collective visions of liberation. Vision Statement We at the HSU WRC envision a world in which: 1. We are actively addressing privilege and oppression within our organization and working to create a space for all people to cooperate on equal grounds. 2. We encourage and value feminist and social justice ideals, dialogues, and expressions. 3. We are connecting with other social justice organizations, on campus and elsewhere, to build coalitions and community. 4. We value and respect difference and the multiplicity of identity, recognizing that the health of our organization depends on it. 5. We are sharing knowledge and resources with communities concerning issues of race, class, gender, sexuality, and the environment. 6. We advocate the experience and enjoyment of positive sexuality and freedom of sexual expression, as well as both the affirmation of parenting and the affirmation of those who choose not to. 8. We are working towards alternatives to capitalism: Honoring individuals and communities that are creating autonomous spaces for liberation. 9. We experience the freedom to create, love, and enjoy both life and one another.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
SLAM ~ Sustainable Living, Arts, and Music Festival
About the Club
The Sustainable Living, Arts and Music Coalition is hosts an annual a Sustainability Conference we are call SLAMFest. The purpose of this event is to celebrate our belief that sustainable living, art, technology and music are all inextricably linked together in shaping our culture and hope for a brighter future.
Membership Qualifications
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Anyone is Welcome!
| Event | Date | Time |
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| Coordinators Interview | TBA | All day |
| First Vendor Meeting | TBA | 3:00pm |
How to Join
Interested? Send us an email!
slamfest@humboldt.edu More information on our website! http://humboldt.edu/slamfest/HISTORY CLUB
Trips Historical Discussions All Majors Invited Film Showings every Thursday 6:30 pm in Founders hall 118
About the Club
The History Club is a group of students who are passionate about history. We meet on a weekly basis to discuss club events and historical topics. Our events range from strictly academic like our yearly trip to the American Historical Association to the social like an occasional costume period party and weekly film showings on campus. The History Club provides a place for history and non-history majors to communicate their ideas find support for succeeding in the major.
Membership Qualifications
Have a passion for history.
How to Join
Come to any meeting!
Waste Reduction and Resource Awareness Program
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Beta Sigma Epsilon
In January of 2000 the founders noticed there was a disproportionately high dropout rate among the Native American students. In there efforts to address the retention and enrollment rates among Native American students in higher education they created an organization. This organization is a collegiate fraternity, called Beta Sigma Epsilon (ΒΣΕ. ΒΣΕ is an organization that uses the existing “Greek Life” institution, found prevalently throughout American campuses, to address issues among Native American students in the campus setting. ΒΣΕ was created as one way to address Native American student issues in college. The vision for ΒΣΕ is to develop and support members through activities and through these activities, benefit and promote the advancement of Native people. For this, the mission of ΒΣΕ was created: The Fraternal Order of Beta Sigma Epsilon has been created to serve the Native American community through the multifaceted development of young men. Members will strive for excellence in brotherhood, academia, profession, community service, and cultural awareness, through the earnest study and practice of leadership, unity, prudence, determination, and truth. The Fraternal Order of Beta Sigma Epsilon will serve as a safe, supportive, transitional environment that will provide members with opportunities, resources, tools, and experiences necessary for success in collegiate life and beyond. Members will share their own unique experiences, perspectives, and ideas for the development and advancement of individual members, the fraternal order, academia, the professions, and the Native American community. Lance Britton (Wailaki), Brandon Price (Navajo), Jeff Hodge Jr. (Hupa), and Eric Zeldin founded us, the Delta Chapter at Humboldt State University, in the spring of 2007. Then in 2009 were officially recognized through the school and declared a part of the Greek system. Beta Sigma Epsilon is a young and still growing fraternity. It’s a great opportunity to be a part of something and say you had a hand in making this fraternity a strong and successful organization.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
- Must be a full time undergraduate HSU student – Must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale)
How to Join
- Fill out and return new membership application to BSE rush chair or any other member of BSE (ask for an application from any member) – Complete all rush events, attend all interviews, comply with all policies by the Chapter and any applicable University regulations
Baseball
This is the club baseball team for Humboldt State University.
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About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Spanish Translation and Interpretation Club
We work to translate documents for local businesses and organizations.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Native or near native Spanish proficiency OR be registered in an upper division Spanish class.
How to Join
register at http://www.humboldt.edu/forms/clubs
Humboldt Water Polo
The purpose of this club is to provide an opportunity for students to play water polo at a competitive level.
About the Club
We plan to become affiliated with the CWPA (Collegiate Water Polo Association). Through this association we want to compete against other north-west college club teams. We will hold practices in the pool and on dry land to work on swimming ability, water polo skills, and conditioning.
Membership Qualifications
Members must be a student at Humboldt State University and have previous water polo experience. Swim test and “eggbeater” test may be required.
How to Join
E-mail club and/or go to the pool during water polo practice hours. Login and register at http://www.humboldt.edu/forms/clubs
California Waterfowl Association
The California Waterfowl Association is a statewide nonprofit organization whose principal objectives are the preservation, protection, and enhancement of California’s waterfowl resources, wetlands, and associated hunting heritage.
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About the Club
We are Humboldt State University’s student chapter of California Waterfowl Association.
Club participants at People for Pickleweed Day 2012
Club participants at Blind Brush Up Day 2012
Membership Qualifications
We welcome current HSU students who wish to learn about and promote the vital role of hunting in conservation, while making friends and having a great time in the outdoors.
Current Officers 2012-2013
President: David Orluck
Vice President: Charlotte Wehmeyer
Secretary: Kachina Rowland
Treasurer: MJ Greitl
Wood Duck Box Coordinator: Casey Highstrom
How to Join
Stop by during a meeting and see what we are all about!
Associated Student of Humboldt State University
The Associated Students Council of Humboldt State University is a recognized non-profit corporation. The specific purpose of this corporation is to provide a means for responsible and effective participation in the governance of the campus; provide an official voice through which students' opinions may be expressed; foster awareness of these opinions both on and off campus; assist in the protection of the rights and interests of the individual student and the student body; provide services and programs as deemed necessary by the corporation to meet the needs of the student and campus community; and to stimulate the educational, social, physical, and cultural well-being of the University community. The Associated Students' services and programs shall be established for the purpose of providing essential activities closely related to, but not normally included as a part of the institutional educational program.
About the Club
For more information about the Associated Students please visit our website at: http://www.humboldt.edu/associatedstudents
Membership Qualifications
All matriculated students who pay the student body fee are enrolled members in the Associated Students. Membership on the Associated Students Council is determined through the Associated Students Elections that are held in April of each Spring Semester.
How to Join
Election Packets for the Associated Students Council are made available on the first Monday of March and are due the first Monday of April.
Humboldt Women's Rugby
Humboldt Women's Rugby comes together as a team to compete, and win, in Division II of the Northern California Rugby Football Union. We travel throughout Northern California and Nevada for league matches (Spring) and throughout the entire west coast during the preseason (Fall). The 2011 team finised 2nd place in the Northern California RFU, behind Santa Clara University, and 5th place in the Pacific Coast RFU.
About the Club
Women’s Rugby at Humboldt State University started in 1997.
We practice and compete during both the Fall and Spring semesters: The Fall is our preseason where we travel to tournaments and friendly matches in preparation for our league matches. Our league season begins when we return from Winter Break in January. We play approximately 6 matches over an 8-week period.
When we qualify for the playoffs, our season can be extended as far out as the National Championships at the end of April.
Membership Qualifications
No experience required! You just need a desire to work hard and have fun! Most of the people who join our team have never even watched a rugby match, let alone played the sport. It is a great way to learn how to play the newest Olympic sport, have a good workout, and meet new people. Members of the team train 2 hours each day, 4 days each week: M/W are condtioning sessions; T/Th are coaching sessions. In the Fall players must also lift 2 hours each week on their own. With rare exception, matches are always on Saturdays (but not every Saturday).How to Join
Contact our coach, Jon Mooney, at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or sign up for PE 319.
Student Access Gallery
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
How to Join
Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Incorporated Epsilon Iota Chapter
About the Club
Lambda Theta Alpha is an Academic based Sorority founded on the principles of Unity, Love, and Respect at Kean University, New Jersey in 1975. We are the First and Largest Latina Sorority in the Nation.
Although our roots go back to being a Latin based Sorority we are not inclusive “ Latin by Tradition, not by Definition”. Our Mission is the purpose of Lambda Theta Alpha shall be to provide a sisterhood based on unity, love, and respect, to provide social and cultural activities, and to carry on charitable and educational programs. To promote leadership, maintain high academic standards, and to serve as a voice for the Latino community.
We are dedicate to the empowerment of minorities and the universal woman through her education, a love of culture, the disenfranchised and her surrounding communities.
Our National Philanthropy is St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital just in 2011 alone we raised $21,716.45! We are a Member of National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations (NALFO).
Lambda Theta Alpha was awarded the Organization of the Year and Philanthropic Organization of the Year by NALFO!
Our colors are Burgundy and Grey, our nicknames our LTA, and Lovely Lambda Ladies, we have a “call,” a hand-sign, and performs traditional salutes, chants, and strolls.
Membership Qualifications
Minimum 2.5 G.P.A.How to Join
One thing that makes Lambda Theta Alpha unique is that we do not Rush. For this reason, we established the “Interested Ladies of Lambda Theta Alpha” as an alternative to Rush. We take great pride in our group and devote much time to its success and orientation. As part of the interest group, potential members have the opportunity to interact with each other, and sisters of Lambda Theta Alpha, on a social and professional basis. Being in the interest group requires dedication and a sincere desire to not only learn about our sorority and diverse culture but to effect change in the community through service and activism. By working together in fundraising and community service activities, a close knit bond is formed that makes the transition into our sisterhood a unique and memorable experience. Past interest groups have attained high levels of success and have gained essential insight as to what Lambda Theta Alpha is an organization…a Sisterhood…based on Unity, Love and Respect… and dedicated to the empowerment of minorities and the universal woman through her education, a love of culture, the disenfranchised and her surrounding communities.
If you would like more information on becoming an Interested Lady, please feel free to contact our Chapter Orientation Advisor Karla Castañeda at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
VOX: Voices for Planned parenthood
What does VOX stand for?
-Reproductive Justice
-A Woman’s Right to Choose
-Access to health care for all
-Medically accurate sex education
-Celebrating Healthy Sexuality
About the Club
HSU VOX club is the campus voice for Planned Parenthood. We speak out against restricted reproductive & sexual health regulation, attacks on Planned Parenthood and women’s rights, inaccurate sex education, and slandering of healthy sexuality! In addition to much, much more!
Membership Qualifications
Come with an open mind and expect to learn a lot and have FUN!
How to Join
Stop by anytime during a meeting on Monday night! All are welcome.
Entrepreneurs Club
We seek to foster learning about innovation, creativity, social responsibility and entrepreneurship while facilitating friendships between a diverse group of people who have similar interests. Looking to develop aspiring entrepreneurs into motivated, ethical & dynamic leaders.
About the Club
The Entrepreneurs Club is an on campus resource for students, faculty, and community members who have passionate ideas and need help getting started. The E-Club is an interdisciplinary club, all majors are welcome because anyone can be an entrepreneur.
Throughout the year we enjoy hosting events such as, article discussions, speakers from all over the country, and getting involved in community projects.
Last year we attended a Net Impact conference in Portland Oregon. Net Impact is “a nonprofit membership organization for students and professionals interested in using business skills in support of various social and environmental causes. It serves both a professional organization and one of the largest student organizations among MBAs in the world.” This was a great opportunity for our club to learn more about social entrepreneurship and explore what other students and businesses are doing to attain this goal.
In 2010, through the Institute for Entrepreneurship Education, we co-organized HSU’s first ever Symposium on Social Entrepreneurship. It was an all day event with speakers and workshops available to the students and community members!
This year we hope to expand our club and continue to become more involved on campus and in the community .
Membership Qualifications
All students are welcome. To be an official member, you must attend three meetings a semester and volunteer for one activity. Meeting attendance can be substituted by helping with other events, tabling, and communications.
How to Join
Come to our meetings on Monday at 11:30AM in Nelson Hall East room 120 or send us an email if you can’t make the meetings but still want to be involved.
Women's Lacrosse
About the Club
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Membership Qualifications
NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY!
Lacrosse is a new sport on the west coast and Humboldt’s team is just starting up! It’s a great sport for beginners and it’s tons of fun! The team is constantly growing and we are always looking for new players!!
How to Join
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CCAT
FOR THE LATEST INFO, PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE: http://www.ccathsu.com
CCAT is the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology, a live-in laboratory for sustainability! Student-funded, student-led and student-staffed, the Humboldt State University Associated Students program serves the HSU student body, the local Arcata community and the international community providing information and hands on experience about appropriate technologies and methods for living lightly on the earth. We embrace our unique pedagogy of experimental learning and community-based knowledge, and offers tours, workshops, and opportunities for hands-on involvement in our demonstration home.
About the Club
FOR THE LATEST INFO, PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE: http://www.ccathsu.com
CCAT strives to effectively demonstrate sustainable living through the promotion of environmental and socially responsible behavior and community building. Student driven at its core, CCAT supports student engagement and innovation to create practical Appropriate Technology demonstrations. Contributing to local, national, and international networks, CCAT seeks to be an information resource center on Appropriate Technology and sustainable living, accessible to people across the world. We also seek to critically examine assumptions surrounding technologies and promote a more holistic, systems approach to the thought process behind and the use of technology in society. Through integration into the HSU curriculum, the organization brings the ethos of sustainability directly to students, challenging them to experiment in the living laboratory that is CCAT. Operating as a consensus-based collective, CCAT works to bring a variety of viewpoints and experiences into the organization, creating a comprehensive and diverse view of what it means to be a demonstration site and education center for Appropriate Technology.
Membership Qualifications
CCAT is a public facility open to all.
How to Join
For ways to get involved, please see our website at http://www.ccathsu.com
Chinese Students Scholars Association
We are the home for 70 Chinese students of Humboldt State University, we organize Lunar New Year, Moon Festival and other activities every year.
About the Club
Membership Qualifications
Student of Humboldt State University and community members who likes Chinese Culture, and support our programs and activities.
洪堡州立大学注册在校、已毕业的中国学生、学者、家属及部分洪堡地区旅美华人华侨，同时包括关心中华文化的各国朋友、认同联谊会宗旨、支持联谊会活动、遵守联谊会章程
How to Join
Sign up to join
THE LEGACY
The Legacy means a "gift left in a will and things handed down by a predecessor". The title of The Legacy was given to this club because it was established so there would be a strong positive fully functioning organization already at Humboldt State. So women of color could come to this school and see what has already been accomplished and continuing to be accomplished. This club was meant to be literally a legacy passed down from strong sisters to more strong sisters.
About the Club
We are women creating change through student service, support, and sisterhood. We are the legacy.
Membership Qualifications
Participate in L week fully…
Show dedication.
Good academic standing
How to Join
At the beginning of every fall semester invitations inviting members of the campus community to an open Legacy meeting. During the meeting the purpose of The Legacy and the events of L week shall be discussed.
