SELF DEVELOPMENT

Weekly I would like to attend a different organization's meeting or event and interview heads of that club and discuss their mission statement and what they are all about. Whether it be events, discourse, community involvement and all around opportunities, I want to be able to relay first hand what it is these clubs and organizations offer.
I think that on hand field reporting is really the best way to get to the core of the source since it is a social congregation, why not be social!!! Also, you can get a better idea of how the members feel as of yet, and i will report, good or bad reviews, but one on one reporting is the most credible and verifiable way to form an opinion when seeking information about a club.

YOU'RE NOT A DRONE

There may be a few of you who would like to finish your college career and never look back twice at the campus you graduated from. But if your like myself, you want to make most of the opportunity, because regret is a hard thing to live with.
Your first semester here may be overwhelming, especially if you're from a small town or just don't have the friend base you're use to. Boasting 30,000 students, it's no wonder one can just melt into the masses.
Fortunately, CSULB has one of the most varietal and diverse student life and development programs. With a gamut of social clubs abundant, these associations enable you to bolster your student career and in fact, beef up your resume in the real world while establishing life long friendships. http://www.csulb.edu/divisions/students2/sld/.
Check out the student organizations office in the student unions' 2nd floor and join up with a weekly break-dancing crew while discussing right-wing issues that same night.