Recognized Student Organizations
Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) are made up of over 120 student-led clubs and organizations with themes ranging from academics, athletics, culture, professional, performing arts, special interest, political, spiritual, social justice, wellness, and many others. Getting involved with an RSO is one of the quickest ways to connect with other Seawolves, develop friendships, explore your passions, and gain leadership experience. All are open to currently enrolled Sonoma State students.
Sport clubs are competitive clubs that travel and compete against other universities in leagues, conferences, and tournaments at the local, regional and national level. They are supported by a National Governing Body (if applicable). Most sport clubs have a coach and pay player dues.
Recreation clubs are sport related general clubs that meet weekly and host local and regional events. Recreational clubs can be purely recreational or compete in tournaments.
You can find and explore a directory of all active Recognized Student Organizations below.
If you don’t see an RSO that fits your specific interests or needs, starting a new club or organization is easy! Please review the following basic requirements for starting the recognition process below:
Recruit at least 4 other SSU students (5 total including yourself) that are interested in joining your organization.
Once you have 5 total members, decide who would like to serve as the President and who would like to serve as the Treasurer.
Recruit a faculty or staff member that is interested in serving as your Advisor.
Schedule a meeting with the appropriate Student Involvement Advisor to discuss the next steps of the Recognition Process.
Sports and Recreation Clubs: Mike Dominguez dominguezm@sonoma.edu
General Clubs: Chelsea Hutton huttonc@sonoma.edu
The relationships and experience you gain through your involvement in a Recognized Student Org will have an immeasurable impact on your experience at SSU and beyond. Make sure to check out the club and organization directory listed below and see all the possibilities. If you have questions about student organizations at Sonoma State, please contact Student Involvement at studentinvolvement@sonoma.edu.
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FAASSU has pushed me to grow both as a person and as a leader. I have been able to explore and appreciate my Filipino heritage and meet so many people with similar experiences and interests along the way. This club has been a huge source of comfort and feels like my home away from home. I am nothing but grateful for all the friends and memories I've made thus far.
Being part of the SSU Geology club has deepened my connection with being a student of the SSU Geology department. I was able to meet with students and professors of the department who helped me provide insight into the Geology major. Events hosted by the Geology club presented opportunities that are available as a geologist.
Starting the Anime Club was a pretty cool experience that was a major part of my freshman year. I was able to meet a whole bunch of new people and we had a lot of fun over the pandemic.
Fraternities and Sororities
Alpha Delta Pi Theta Gamma Chapter became an official chartered chapter at Sonoma State University on November 10, 2007. Theta Gamma is the 195th chapter opened by Alpha Delta Pi since it was founded on May 15, 1851. Alpha Delta Pi is committed to sisterhood, values and ethics, high academic standards and social responsibility.
Alpha Epsilon Pi, the Global Jewish Fraternity, was founded to provide opportunities for a Jewish man seeking the best possible college and fraternity experience. We have maintained the integrity of our purpose by strengthening our ties to the Jewish community and serving as a link between high school and career. Alpha Epsilon Pi develops leadership for the Global Jewish community at a critical time in a young man's life.
Alpha Gamma Delta is an international women's fraternity that promotes academic excellence, philanthropic giving, ongoing leadership, personal development and, above all, a spirit of loving sisterhood. Guided by our Purpose, Alpha Gamma Deltas strive to attain a higher standard, thereby improving their lives, the lives of those around them and the communities in which they live. Together, we continually work to inspire the woman and impact the world.
AOII is a solid foundation of deep, enduring friendship since 1897. AOII stands for character, dignity, scholarship, and college loyalty among its members. Supports the best interests of the university. Through sisterhood, prepares its members for the life long journey ahead. To live, lead, learn, and serve in the community. Creating memories that will last a lifetime. AOII strives to acknowledge its members to make healthy and wise life decisions.
Far from the stereotype of fraternities in recent years, Alpha Sigma Phi provides its undergraduate men with character and leadership development programs that are second to none.
Family, Friends, and Potential Sisters- Alpha Xi Delta, Theta Beta Chapter, has a long standing tradition at Sonoma State University. We have been a strong and active chapter since our installation at Sonoma. Since then, our chapter has touched the lives of every member; providing a home away from home and amazing bonds that last a lifetime. We are always looking forward to offering young women the opportunity to join us in a lifetime of sisterhood. We believe that the happiest memories, proudest achievements, and the ideal college experience are waiting for you in Alpha Xi Delta. Please free to contact us with any questions.
Sigma Rhos are all kinds of things. We take education seriously, we are strong, and we are respectful. Our skin is tough and comes in a variety of shades. We speak languages and dialects from all over the globe. We believe in a greater power, none, or many. We love who we want. We are all kinds of ages, heights and weights. We are athletes and gamers. We are mechanics, doctors, farmers, newscasters, poets, actors, lawyers, architects, teachers, and stay-at-home dads. We hail from rags and riches. We are gentlemen. We don't care how you choose to express yourself. We stand up for what we believe in. We laugh and cry and care. We are fathers, and brothers, and sons, and nephews, and uncles. We are family men. We are professional and we take care of business. We are fighters and we win. We are resilient. We are honest with each other and ourselves. We believe in our pillars and never take our letters for granted. Ever. Above all else, WE ARE SIGMA RHOs.
Members of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority are proud of our rich and accomplished history, dating back to our founding on November 11, 1874, at Syracuse University in New York. In a society where women were discouraged from attending college because of their "insufficient brainpower" and "delicate health," four friends came together to form a women's society. They bonded together to face adversity and to encourage one another's intellectual growth. Now, more than 137 years later, we celebrate the vision and dedication of those women -- and all who have come since then -- who have built Gamma Phi Beta Sorority into one of the largest and most well-respected sororities in the world. Our Mission is to inspire the highest type of womanhood. We will build confident women of character who celebrate sisterhood and make a difference in the world around us. We promote lifelong commitment, intellectual and personal growth and service to humanity. We advocate ethical behavior, respect, authenticity, accountability and integrity. We aspire to excellence in all that we do, and our motto is founded upon a rock because "the rock is the firmest and most enduring substance, able to withstand the ravages of time, and offering the strongest protection, it seemed fitting that Gamma Phi Beta should be thus founded.
The Inter-Fraternity Council is a group of like-minded fraternity men that represent 5 Fraternities on Campus: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Alpha Sigma Phi, Nu Alpha Kappa, Pi Kappa Phi, and Phi Delta Theta; These men meet and discuss a wide-range of fraternity issues, from fraternity ethics to public relations and business, and plan fraternity-wide sponsored events. IFC hosts Rush night and Bid night bi-annually, where our 5 fraternities recruit their new members, and Fraternity Olympics Annually. Majority of the events we host are geared toward raising awareness or funding for a pre-determined philanthropy or a specific fraternities philanthropy of choice. Contact our President Chris Schafer or Advisor Abbie Page if you have any questions, if you want to come into our meeting to advertise an event, or want to collaborate.
We, the sisters of Kappa Delta Zeta at Sonoma State University, strive to instill the importance of friendship, academics, and community involvement while playing an active role in the university. In addition, we pledge to provide opportunities for female students to intellectually, personally, and professionally enhance their college experience.
Lambda Sigma Gamma was founded with the purpose of creating a support system for women once they have entered the university. We provide our members a family away from home in order to facilitate the retention of motivated students. Through support, the members of Lambda Sigma Gamma have developed a strong, safe and loving environment where friendships grow, characters build, knowledge is shared, and a multicultural sisterhood is created.
We are the sisters of Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc. Our pillars are Academic Excellence, Community Service, and Sisterhood. We strive to meet the needs of our Latinx communities. Our mission is to promote and foster Latina leaders through educational development, relationship building, community involvement, and professionalism. Our intent is to provide our members exposure to resources for continual growth during and after their undergrad careers.
The Multicultural Sorority and Fraternity Council (MSFC) is the governing and representative body for our nationally affiliated fraternities and sororities. With three women's and one men's organizations, MSFC is home to many SSU students. As a community, the chapters seek to promote the general welfare and support the diversity of all students within the Greek community and beyond. Founded upon the principles of culture and creating opportunity for its members, MSFC organizations offer an experience that allows for the free exchange of ideas, programs, and services; promotes awareness of cultural diversity; and empowers students to use their voice to foster positive social change on campus.
Nu Alpha Kappa is a Latino-based fraternity that encompasses and values all cultures. Often referred to as Nu Alpha Kappa was founded on February 26, 1988 on the campus of California Polytechnic State University, with 26 established chapters across California, Colorado, and Nevada. Xinaco is a Nahuatl word describing an educated, amiable individual whose personality and charisma transcends and enlightens all cultures and social classes.
The SSU Panhellenic Association is the governing body over the six National Panhellenic Conference (NPC) and one local sorority at Sonoma State University: Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Delta Zeta, and Phi Sigma Sigma.
Our chapter was founded at Sonoma State University on April 19, 1997 by a group of students that wanted to create a membership that offered more for SSU Men. They looked for more than just a stereotypical fraternity, they looked for an organization that offered a bond of brotherhood, tradition and high principles. Thus began Phi Delta Theta, Cal Sigma (Sonoma State University) chapter. To date Cal Sigma has initiated 400 members, unique to themselves but complimenting to the existence of the brotherhood. Phi Delta Theta offers young college men the opportunity to go beyond a campus organization. With over 165 years of tradition, over 250,000 members, over 185 chapters through out the United States and Canada, it connects you with a community of like minded men who believe in friendship, loyalty and brotherhood. We believe that college should be more than just a collection of classes; it should be an experience that transforms your life. Your college career is about building your future, developing your career and personal success.
We are a dynamic, principled, passionately committed group of women who define ourselves not by our distinct differences, but by what we have in common. Founded in 1913 in New York City, on the basis that those of differing religious beliefs should be able to join the same organization, an unheard of idea during that time, Phi Sigma Sigma is internationally recognized as a progressive, successful women's philanthropic and social organization with cutting-edge leadership programming for college students, active clubs and special events for alumnae from coast to coast, a new Headquarters, a strong Foundation, state-of-the-art technological capabilities, and a strategic focus on our future. More than 60,000 members strong, our sisters are mothers, family, and community leaders, professionals of the highest caliber, role models, wives, daughters, and the closest of friends. All that is eternally good and strong and loyal and honest and powerful and beautiful in them is what Phi Sigma Sigma stands for.
Sigma Omega Nu is a latina-based sorority that prides itself in Academics, Cultura, and Sisterhood. The sorority provides a home away from home, and a support system to get through college for many of its members.
Sigma Pi Alpha Sorority, Inc. was founded in 1996 at the University of California, Berkeley by nine women who saw the need to create a close network of Latinas who want to make a difference in the communities starting with themselves. Sigma Pi Alpha addresses the academic, cultural, communal, and social needs of its sisters. Theta Chapter at Sonoma State was founded in 2005.
Goals:
- To enhance Chicana/Latina heritage within the sorority
- To be involved within campus and our communities
- To promote higher education in future generations
- To address academics, sisterhood, and personal and individual needs
- To create a sisterhood in which we can communicate and express ourselves with trust and security
- To form a sisterhood where we can receive support and a commitment that will last a lifetime
- To follow a code of conduct representative to us as a sorority and as Chicana/Latina women
Flower: Calla Lily
Mascot: Golden Bear
Colors: Onyx, Pearl, Midnight Green, Shimmering Gold
Motto: Mujeres con Cultura, Fuerza y Hermandad
If you are not yet a member of the Accounting Forum and are considering Accounting as a career make sure to get involved! The Accounting Forum is a great way to get your foot in the door and start networking for future jobs. If you have any questions about the Accounting Forum, please feel free to contact any of the officers; they will be more than willing to answer questions you might have. Feel free to sign up for the Listserv and contact us via Email, Instagram, or Engage.
Instagram: DM any questions/comments/concern
@ssuaccountingforum
Email: sonomastateaccting@gmail.com
We are a chapter of the National Honor Society of Alpha Lambda Delta. Our Honor Society recognizes first year students with superior academic achievements with the hopes of promoting intelligent living and a consistent high standard of learning throughout college. The society awards over $207,000 in scholarship money to it's members every year with the hopes of encouraging members to not only be the best students they can be but to be the best in their careers and across the globe.
This is a student chapter affiliated with the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Our goal is to support students and expose them to experience that can further their academic and professional careers.
Anime Club exists to create a large, safe community for students to meet up, make new friends, and discuss the anime medium with like-minded students. We will do things like watch and talk about anime, but also have events about gaming, manga, cosplay, music, art, webcomics, or anything else relating to anime culture. Meetings will be every Friday from 4-6pm. They will be held in Salazar 2016 on campus. If you're interested in joining the club, you can fill out this form to join the email list and get weekly updates on meetings, events, and everything else relating to the club. We also have a discord server now! Feel free to join it!
Logo artist: @kitsuguardian on Instagram
Anthropology Club is a social and academic organization dedicated in creating a welcoming environment for like-minded individuals interested or expressing interest in the field of anthropology. We enjoy participating and planning anthropology related events such field trips to zoo, museums, historic sites/parks, as well as attending special lectures and exhibits.
Art Club welcomes all students who want to explore art, in a fun and creative space!
The purpose of this organization is to provide and of support to current and future undocumented Sonoma State University students and their allies, enabling them to succeed. Providing services such as information for undocumented individuals and other groups such as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), License information (AB-60), California Dream Act, and AB-540 to broaden their knowledge in order to educate them and their community. As well as work with students and provide scholarships for participating members. We will also fundraise to visit other universities for students that interested in graduate school. As students in privileged spaces, such as a four-year university, we will give back to our community by giving presentations and outreach to middle school and high schools. Most importantly we will encourage parent involvement to create support in order to strengthen the Latino community in Sonoma County.
SSUBC exists to create a safe community for students to meet up, make new friends, and play badminton! We aim to cater to everyone from students who never played before to those wishing to play competitively.
Meet us @ the Rec Center
Tuesday/Thursday 4-6PM
Wednesday 3-5 PM
Friday 5-7 PM
Come and play!
Discord | Instagram
We want to share with the students at SSU the knowledge of the Bible and create a community of fellowship that supports and encourages one another. Please come and join us this semester for our weekly Feasting Fridays on Fridays at 6:00 p.m., at the Sonoma House (1734 E Cotati Ave). We'd love to read the Word with you while developing amazing relationships for the Body of Christ!
The purpose of the Biology Graduate Students Club is to foster a supportive community for graduate students to share knowledge, experience and resources to help one another succeed in their academic program. Our club also serves as an engaging platform to address questions, concerns, or ideas for improving the graduate student experience at SSU. In addition to meeting academic goals, the club promotes team work and socialization through educational explorations on and off campus.
SSU Chess exists to provide a space for players of all levels to meet up and have fun playing chess. We offer theory lessons and a causal setting to play chess. Weekly meetings will be held on Tuesdays from 6:00 to 8:00 in Bennett Valley, on the second floor of the Student Center, and are open to all SSU students.
The Children's School Parent club supports staff, parents, and students attending the Children's school by providing an open channel of communication. We also assist teachers with materials, events, and other resources that may benefit students' learning and development.
The Computer Science Club is dedicated to building a safe, fun, supportive community for those interested in the tech industry, especially computing. We help each other grow to reach our highest potential at SSU, allowing our members to move into their careers with an established network and confidence in their skills.
The Criminology and Criminal Justice Club (CCJ Club) is a place where anyone interested in the subject can come together and share their various points of view as well as make new friends. We also hope to give new students an opportunity to learn from the juniors and seniors about how things work in the CCJS program. For example, new students can ask about different classes or professors that other students have or have had. To keep things fun, we also have opportunities to watch movies involving criminal justice. We also schedule field trips and host guest presentations every semester.
The Electrical Engineering Club is dedicated to fostering the academic and professional careers of students within the Department of Engineering Science, as well as providing a platform for collaboration with members of the Sonoma State University community who are interested in a variety of projects, discussions, and workshops related to science and technology. We strive to cultivate both technical skills and social connection among our members, regardless of their academic background. Come join us for all kinds of electrifying good times! During the semester, meetings are generally held from 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m. every Thursday in Salazar 2003. You can also follow updates and join the conversation on Slack, a messaging/bulletin platform that is used extensively by our members. Join the SSUEE Slack page with your Sonoma email address.
A place for people interested in the English Department to connect and build community! Join us in discussing books, film, and media through a literary lens. *INCLUSIVITY, DIVERSITY, AND EQUITY WILL BE HEAVILY EMPHASIZED. THIS IS A SAFE SPACE.
Email | Instagram: esa.ssu
The Entrepreneurship Club at SSU aims to enable students to start their own business, or successfully apply aspects of entrepreneurship in their careers. This will be accomplished by promoting networking opportunities in areas of interest, enhancing problem solving abilities in a business setting, improving communication skills, and learning other relevant skills in the biweekly meetings.
Sonoma State Fighting Game Club's main goal is to create an environment for anyone that is interested to play, interact, and improve; in fighting games and the media that surrounds fighting games. Regardless of experience and skill level. Join us on Discord!
When FAASSU was created in 1995 at Sonoma State University, it's likely the club's founding students never imagined the organization becoming the cultural and social force it is today—on campus and in the community. In the mid-1990s, FAASSU's founders wanted to create a group that initially catered to students of Filipino descent and spoke specifically about issues affecting Filipino-Americans everywhere. This first mission statement of FAASSU, shall we say, lives on today. The difference now is students from European, African, and Latin American backgrounds are sharing in the exploration and appreciation of Filipino history, heritage and culture...and it's been loads of fun. The collective multicultural feel of FAASSU is something almost no other student cultural club at SSU can lay claim to, and that's special. As Sonoma State's proud Filipino-American student organization, FAASSU offers a variety of social, cultural and political events available to anyone and everyone. If you are interested in joining FAASSU, most alumni and current members will tell you it's an experience worth investing in. The camaraderie and energy people bring to the table gives FAASSU such a different feel from other cultural clubs at SSU, and our multicultural member makeup only makes things better. We meet every Tuesday from 12:00-1:00 p.m. inside the Sonoma Valley Room, located on the second floor of the Student Center. Come by and see what we are all about. We'd love to meet you!
The Finance Club provides further education and connections in the field of finance by introducing guests involved in various aspects of business and finance. Topics covered by speakers are multivariate, but focus centrally on the real world applications of finance. The club will focus on making its members the best candidates possible for internships and their future careers, and help them build a network they can rely on.
Our clubs mission is to connect skaters to each other. We love skateboarding and want to spread that love by connecting the skaters of SSU to the community. We host local skate jams. They are funded by our fundraisers and donations from Brotherhood Boardshop and Side Room skate shop. All skill levels are welcome. We're here to show you that skateboarding can be safe. Open to anyone on wheels!
Get better acquainted with GEP students, staff, and professors through social, volunteer, and educational events! GEP Club regularly plans potlucks, hikes, camping trips, and educational tours of local environmental organizations. These events provide students with opportunities to network and keep up with the latest changes in their field. Anyone interested in Geography, Environment, and Planning, and having fun is encouraged to come! Follow us on Instagram @gepclub to stay up to date on all of our latest activities!
Welcome! Do you enjoy exploring the outdoors? Do you want to meet other adventurous Seawolves? Then this is the club for you! Our club will take you to different hiking trails around Sonoma to explore the beautiful place we live in.
We meet every other Sunday at 10am! Anyone interested in joining, follow us on Instagram and send us a message: @SSU_Hiking_Club.
Hillel of Sonoma County is the Jewish club at Sonoma State University and we serve the Jewish student community in Sonoma! We host themed Shabbats twice a month as well as additional events for holidays. If you are looking for high holiday information or are wanting to get involved in your Jewish community at SSU, please visit our Instagram or Facebook page for updates. We would love for you to be involved in your Jewish community and become a member of Hillel of Sonoma County!
The purpose of the History Society is to create a campus community for history majors, students interested in history and those looking for resources to assist in their history studies. The society promotes its visibility and profile on campus, as well as that of the study of history. The History Society provides a forum for students to discuss their interests in history, solutions to challenges in historical studies and to share resources to further their studies.
International Education and Exchange Council is focused on creating a community and support system for students who want to study abroad, are studying abroad, have studied abroad, and International Students at SSU.
InterVarsity is an evangelical campus mission serving students and faculty on college and university campuses nationwide. Our vision is to see students and faculty transformed, campuses renewed, and world changers developed. We have weekly small groups (bible studies) for all different backgrounds and a weekly Large Group where we all gather together in community.
The SSU Line Dance Club provides students with an interest in country dancing to practice and learn with an instructor and other club members! Each week, members attend practice to learn dances which are later shown off at local line dance venues! Practices and local dances are not mandatory but are encouraged for those who are interested! To learn more, please contact our primary members or follow us on social media.
Facebook | Instagram: @ssulinedancingofficial
Math Club is a place where math students and non-math students alike can come together and develop friendships and bonds within the mathematics and statistics community. Check out our Instagram @ssumathcub if you are interested in participating in events for this upcoming semester! We hope to see you at our meetings!
MEChA de Sonoma is a cultural, political, and social chartered student organization at Sonoma State University. The organization primarily focuses on issues affecting the Latinx community. MEChA is the oldest Raza organization on campus.
The Sonoma State NAfME Chapter is a collegiate level chapter of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME). Our chapter's goal is to engage students in furthering their college educations through monthly meetings on a variety of topics. Meetings typically include guest speakers from different facets of music whether they are current music educators, performing musicians, or alumni. We also participate in professional development conferences, most notably the annual California All-State Music Education Conference (CASMEC) held in Sacramento, California.
The Native and Indigenous Student Club is here to create community and support, both academically and spiritually, for ALL students here at SSU.
SSU chapter for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). We talk about psychology and work with community based support groups for those who have family members or who are personally affected by mental illness.
The Nursing Student Association encourages anyone that has an interest in the nursing profession to join our club! We plan philanthropic events and donate to charities, mentor nursing and pre-nursing students, invite guest speakers, and much more.
The Performing Arts Club at Sonoma State University was established in 2023, and was driven by our passion for the arts! Whether it's singing, dancing, improv, comedy, technical theatre, acting, etc., PAC is an inclusive community that is accepting of all talent and abilities! Through events such as karaoke nights, open mic nights, dance intensives, trivia, mock auditions, game nights, movie nights, and more, you will be able to connect with other theatre lovers and find a space where you can express yourself fully and authentically. Additionally, we have planned to implement performance opportunities to showcase what you have learned through your time with PAC! The Performing Arts Club is free to all, so bring your friends and let's have some fun together! Follow us on Instagram as well!
The SSU Performing Arts Community is an organization that aims to have an outlet for the theatre arts and dance department to build a community online. Whether they want to discuss what they had learned that day in class, make a virtual book club for reading new works, or chit-chat with their peers they can do so in these meetings. PAC is aimed to help students find a way to build a community outside of the classroom, in addition to discovering new art along the way. The club was formed by current Theatre Arts students who want to create a space where students can be connected with their peers without feeling that they're off-topic in the Zoom room. They can find a better understanding of what the SSU theatre arts and dance department is all about, and make new connections along the way.
The Pre-Law Society (PLS) is a student organization dedicated to bringing together Sonoma State undergraduates who are interested in the law and in pursuing legal careers. We are a community of like-minded students who wish to help members of the student body reach informed decisions about their futures.
Welcome to the Pre-Occupational and Pre-Physical Therapy Club! This club specializes in teaching students the steps to pursue a career in OT/PT. The goal is to provide more knowledge, connections, hands on experiences, and build a network of resources!
Welcome, and please join us at the Professional Sales & Marketing Club. Our mission is to introduce members to various careers while refining their professional communication skills to feel more confident when applying for jobs. It also provides a great opportunity to expand your connections. Please feel free to contact us by Instagram, GroupMe, or email.
Psi Chi is an honor society for psychology students at Sonoma State University. Psi Chi at SSU is part of an international Psi Chi society.
The Psychology and Counseling club is focused on providing students with resources and outlets to pursue their interest in the mental health field. All students are welcome to join; it is not required to be a psychology major. Please email us if you have any questions.
Rise Above is for system impacted students. As previously incarcerated students it is our mission to turn our lives around through education. We also hope to spread awareness and fight the stigma that surrounds the carceral experience. If you have ever been in Jail, Juvenile Hall or Prison, please contact Rise Above. You don't have to do college alone. Check out our Instagram @ssuriseaboveclub if you are interested in becoming a club member.
Society of Women Engineers supports women in the engineering field, giving advice and help on courses, as well as networking to become successful for the future.
Our club's purpose is to create awareness of the discipline of Sociology, to promote social justice, encourage community involvement, and student activism. Meetings are held every other week.
The Sonoma Senders is a climbing club for both new and seasoned climbers. We hope to raise the level of stoke for climbing through training, competing, climbing outdoors and hosting fun events. We hold weekly practices and meetings to prepare for competing, climbing outdoors and hosting fun events. We hold weekly practices and meetings to prepare for competitions and events. This is a fun and exciting way to have a good time, make new friends and challenge yourself. Climb on!
The Sonoma Snow Club is SSU's Ski and Snowboard club, bringing together mountain enthusiasts! No matter what level you are, or how new you are to the sport, we welcome everyone to join us on the slopes. Together we will forge lifelong friendships, bonding over our love for snow sports! See ya on the mountain!
The Sonoma State Sports Business Club is dedicated to providing its members with the experience and knowledge necessary to break into the business side of the sports industry through the use of guest speakers, tours, and gameday experiences!
The Sonoma State Student Anthropology Club is dedicated to student involvement related to the various fields of Anthropology. Come discuss topics such as: forensics, linguistics, culture, archaeology, and more!
Student Health Activities Club is a group made up of primarily students that: discuss campus health topics, volunteer at on and off campus events that benefit students and/or the surrounding community, and organize/host events on campus that promote health and wellbeing for students.
The goal of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity for all student-athletes with regard to gender, race, ethnicity, and sport; protecting student-athlete welfare; and fostering a positive student athlete image.
Students United for Sustainability is a club that hopes to create a coalition of students who represent an intersectional meaning of sustainability and environmentalism in their institutions through advocacy, activism, community engagement, and other activities.
Our club facilitates the meeting of people to play Tabletop Roleplaying Games such as Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Vampire the Masquerade, and other role playing games to help people find groups to play with. Join our Discord.
In this club we seek to help people find groups to play games like Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu and many more.
Turning Point USA’s mission is to educate students about the importance of fiscal responsibility, free markets, and constitutional rights through innovative campus activism and non-partisan, thought-provoking discussion.
Wanting to expand your knowledge of the wine and hospitality industries, food and pairing science, get to know your favorite flavors/ varietals, guided by an expert in wine/food/hospitality? Come share a glass with us!
The Women's and Gender Studies Club is interested in issues of gender, race, class, and sexuality. It aims to bring education and awareness of such issues to both the campus and the surrounding community. In addition, the WGS Club strives to take action, provide social support, and raise the visibility of the Women's and Gender Studies Department.
ssuwgsclub@gmail.com | @ssuwgsclub
SSU Women's Club Soccer team provides a safe space for students at any skill level, who have or have not played before, to pursue their fitness goals in a fun/social environment. Each semester, we practice 2-3 times a week in the evenings, pushing each other to train competitively so we can improve as a team. For more information, please contact our club officers via email or send us a message on Instagram @ssu.womens.club.soccer.