• Campus Resources
• Student Leadership Institute
• University Leadership Conference
• Chicano Resource Center
• Freshman Programs
• Women's Center
• Student Health and Counseling Center
• Student Recreational Center
• Academic Advisement Center
• Career Center

Campus Program Resources

There are a variety of programs and services available to all students on campus that enhance the academic experience. Students majoring in science, math, engineering, and computer science are encouraged to get involved with some of these programs.

Student Leadership Institute

The Student Leadership Institute provides free leadership education and training to Cal State Fullerton students who chose to participate in the program as part of their co-curricular involvement.

The Leadership Institute is a noncredit certificate program dedicated to helping students become prominent and well-prepared leaders in their communities. In fact, The Templeton Guide: Colleges that Encourage Character Development: A Resource for Parents, Students and Educators lists Cal State Fullerton's Student Leadership Institute among the guide's "Exemplary Programs" in the student leadership category. Click the link below for additional information about the Student Leadership Institute.

http://www.fullerton.edu/deanofstudents/sli/index.htm

University Leadership

The University Leadership conference is a one-day conference open to all Cal State Fullerton students interested in strengthening their leadership skills. Participants will experience motivational keynote speakers and interactive and educational workshops on leadership, diversity and social justice. The conference is an excellent way to meet other students, network, and enhance and develop leadership skills. Click the link below for additional information about the conference.

http://www.fullerton.edu/Deanofstudents/LMDP/leadership_conference.htm

Chicano Resource Center

The Chicano Resource Center provides support for the academic, research and cultural interest of students, faculty and staff. The Center is a great place to identify and locate resources on the history, culture, and contemporary issues of Chicanos in the United States . The Chicano Resource Center also provides support to ensure the recruitment, matriculation, and retention of Chicano/Latino students at the university. Click the link below to learn more.

http://guides.library.fullerton.edu/CRC/

Freshman Programs

Freshman Programs is home to five unique learning communities for the first-year students at Cal Sate Fullerton. Each community is designed to support, guide and give students the necessary skills for building a strong foundation for success, both academically, and socially. Freshman Programs offers students a variety of opportunities to make their Cal State Fullerton experience positive and memorable beyond their college years. Click the link below to learn more about Freshman Programs.

http://www.fullerton.edu/freshmanprograms/

Women's Center

The center’s mission is to disseminate information on the status of women and men in society today, to foster an environment to enhance gender knowledge and awareness and to focus on the elimination of stereotypes, including racial, gender, sexual orientation, age and socioeconomic status. The women’s center offers, counseling, special conference series, special group meetings (for men, women and LGBTQ members) and even internships.

Student Health and Counseling

As a registered student at Cal State Fullerton, basic medical care at the SHCC is available to you. We provide a wide array of basic and augmented services including: general medicine, physical therapy, orthopedics, optometry, immunizations, nutrition counseling, mental health counseling, HIV/STD testing, etc. All basic services are offered at no charge; however augmented services have a small fee associated with them. Please see the SHCC website (www.fullerton.edu/SHCC) for further information, including basic and augmented services information. Call (657) 278-2813 to make an appointment.

The Student Health and Counseling center provides many services, some of which include: Counseling and Psychological Services (one-on-one and group counseling),  Health Education and Wellness (health and nutrition education), Optometry, Immunizations, physical exams, Laboratory Testing (STI and STD) and more.

Student Recreational Center

The Student Recreational Center provides high quality recreational, fitness, and educational programs including aquatic programs, Intramural Sports, Club Sports, and youth programs to the CSUF community and surrounding areas.

This is free for all students at CSUF! Go rock climbing, play basketball, learn how to swim, take yoga classes, learn to dance hip-hop, and even kickbox!  Of course, you can also workout. Hours of operation as well as other information can be found at the Recreational Center's Homepage.

Academic Advisement Center

Academic advisors provide information and advice on:

• General Education (GE) requirements
• Preparing class schedules
• Selecting a major or career of interest
• Interpreting academic procedures, regulations and policies
• Options available to students on probation or academic disqualification
• Articulation agreements with local community colleges for students who want to take classes at community colleges while attending Cal State Fullerton.
• University Extended Education/ Open University Advisement

At the Academic Advisement Center we assist matriculated undergraduates in planning their academic course work and in making progress towards completing their General Education and other graduation requirements.  We link undergraduate students to the academic departments and campus resources and assist faculty and staff advisers interpret and implement academic policies and procedures related to advising and graduation requirements.

The Academic Advisement Center also is the academic home for more than 2,000 undeclared students who need assistance in selecting a major and in reaching their academic goals. The Director of Academic Advisement Services coordinates campus advisement services. The Academic Advisement Center also oversees the Four-Year Degree Pledge Program, is the academic home for undeclared students, and provides probation advising.

Career Center

Your decision to continue your education is just one of the many important decisions you will make in the coming years. We invite you to come into the center and utilize all that we have to offer including:

• assistance with locating a job
• choosing a major
• resume writing
• interviewing
• conducting a career search