By Shirleena Baggett |Staff Writer| The students of CSUSB’s Department of Communication within the Human and Organizational concentration are starting a club for Fall Quarter 2016. The purpose of the club is for students to sharpen their communication skills, giving them the competitive edge needed in today’s job market. Their mission is to not only fun and interactive, but most importantly a resource for students studying communication to positively impact the university as a whole. All majors, please accept the club’s invitation to share your ideas, suggestions and questions at the two informational meetings on May 25 at 12 p.m. in UH 038 and 6 p.m. in … [Read more...] about New COMM club
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PASO
By Michael Isberto |Features Editor| Lubos PASO is a Filipino club on campus. “Lubos PASO was founded 16 years ago by a group of friends who were seeking a place to hang out,” said Vice President of R&R and Marketing Justine De Jesus. Lubos in Tagalog means “whole,” and PASO stands for Pilipino American Student Organization. “Lubos Paso is a Filipino student organization residing at CSUSB that aims to spread Filipino culture on campus,” said former Lubos PASO Alumni Chair Krystal Muongpruan. The Filipino club is very active on and off campus. “We do all kinds of events. “Events from charity events such as … [Read more...] about PASO
Start your “who” here
By Destiny Guzman |Staff Writer| Involvement and participation in school activities create a more enjoyable and meaningful college experience. “My definition of a meaningful college experience is an experience in which you can get something out of – not just for yourself but for others as well,” said student Alberto Rendon. Rendon is an active student who is involved in a variety of organizations like the Kappa Sigma fraternity, Anime Club, Local Matters (CSUSB television production); and on top of all of that, he is the president of the Society for Student Filmmakers (SSF). Going to your classes, leaving right after and not participating in any school activities, opportunities … [Read more...] about Start your “who” here
Benefits of joining a club or organization
By Cecilia Gutierrez |Staff Writer| Being a part of a club or organization may be the one aspect that sets you apart in a job interview. Employers are looking for more in potential employees. Becoming a part of clubs and organizations on campus not only means you were involved, but it also demonstrates that you strive for new experiences, want to meet new people, and actually become a part of school affairs. CSUSB's Student Leadership and Development (SLD) department encompasses system-wide leadership experience through co-curricular program involvement. There are more than 100 clubs and organizations on campus to suit nearly every interest. SLD works alongside these clubs … [Read more...] about Benefits of joining a club or organization
Helping musicians become greater artists
By Erica Wong |Staff Writer| Coyote Music Society (CMS) is a club on campus designed to help musicians improve as artists. Students in an ensemble, who are majoring or minoring in music, are automatically part of CMS. However, the club is open to anyone interested in music, even if you don’t play an instrument. If you have the desire to experience performances or interact directly with the performers, the club is open to you, according to club president Cory Peters. The club aims to provide services and resources for its members, keeping them informed of future opportunities for musicians. CMS provides music tutoring for members who have the desire to read music or learn more … [Read more...] about Helping musicians become greater artists
Criminal Justice Club on campus gets members motivated about possible careers
By Adrian Carlos |Staff Writer| Shots being fired and stress levels rising, sirens screaming, walking into a bullet-eaten house or maybe cautiously escorting an inmate to court. These are just a few of the things the Criminal Justice Club (CJC) members may experience in their future careers. The club is a resourceful, hands-on group of students who are involved with community service on campus and throughout the Inland Empire. They are committed to helping and assisting anyone interested in finding the information they seek about the field of criminal justice. According to club president Gina Adame, the clubs roster is around 120 students and is still growing. Deborah … [Read more...] about Criminal Justice Club on campus gets members motivated about possible careers
Interfaith center opening on campus
By Daniel DeMarco |Staff Writer| The Student Union has just opened a new nondenominational religious/faith center where religious based groups may go to host meetings or to simply hang out. The Interfaith Center is on the second floor between the administrative office and The Blue Coyote Pub And Eatery. According to Mark Day, executive director of the Student Union Administrative Office, it is only a soft opening. The grand opening is going to be in January 2014. It will be treated like any other center in the Student Union, except that there will not be a paid staff. It will be volunteer based. The administrative office has just begun getting the word out to students about … [Read more...] about Interfaith center opening on campus
Entrepreneur clubs on campus give students opportunities
By Donte Medder |Staff Writer| Start it Up Club and Toastmasters club strive to help students reach higher levels of success in the business world. Graduate Student Rusty Palmer has been involved in Toastmasters since 2012 when the club started and saw immediate benefits from his association with the club. Palmer said, “I’ve been trying to find work here since 2009 and I wasn’t getting call backs. Then I put Toastmasters on my resume and I have gotten six job offers.” Our on-campus Toastmasters club was established in 2012. The club focuses on helping members better their public speaking, leadership and growth as an English speaker for those who learn English as a second … [Read more...] about Entrepreneur clubs on campus give students opportunities
CSUSB selected for chapter operation
by Kenneth Johnson | Staff Writer | The Entrepreneurship Honor Society of Sigma Nu Tau has approved CSUSB as the third university in the United States to have an operating chapter of its honor society. The initiation ceremony took place on Nov. 10 with 10 students and three faculty members inducted as the founding charter members at CSUSB. “When looking for members we look for individuals who exhibit honor, integrity, and strong entrepreneurial spirit along with the grade requirements,” said a Sigma Nu Tau rep from a CSUSB press release. The event was held in the upper commons as J. Church, the president and executive director of Sigma Nu Tau presented the charter to … [Read more...] about CSUSB selected for chapter operation
Make ASI a part of your college experience
By Camern Herrera |Staff Writer| The fliers you see displayed across campus promote events most likely hosted by ASI. The Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) program on campus dedicates to serving the interests of students through events and activities. ASI has hosted many events here on campus such as A Night of Poetry, 2011 Mr. and Ms. CSUSB Pageant, Snow Day and the reoccurring Open Mic Night. ASI notably gives discounts at the box office as well, where $12 movie tickets at a regular theater, are almost half the price. And if anyone wants to visit Disneyland, Universal Studios or any theme park, ASI gives the option to buy tickets on campus, rather than waiting a long time in … [Read more...] about Make ASI a part of your college experience
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