CSU Engagement Resources
There are many resources available to students on campus. Ask for help, get involved, and make friends. Listed below is a collection of some of the most commonly referenced resources and links to their sites.
Academics
The CLeRC has many resources available to undergraduate students that aims to improve student learning and academic performances for all students in our chemistry courses.
Academic support for Mechanical Engineering Students
Learn more about study abroad opportunities during your college experience here at CSU.
Search through different resources in how to prepare and get set up for success when thinking about Grad School!
The Multicultural Undergraduate Research Art and Leadership Symposium, intentionally reaches out to students of color in various disciplines and exposes them to a variety of undergraduate research opportunities.
All Community for Excellence students are encouraged to check out Eagle Feather Tutoring which has a variety of tutoring resources for you!
A great resource for more tutoring options for several classes at CSU.
Offers FREE tutoring, peer review, and support for all of your writing needs.
The Spring 2025 Semester at a Glance worksheet will be updated soon!
Cultural Resource Centers
APACC provides programs, services, resources and a supportive space for Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Southwest Asian, North African, Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, Desi, adopted, mixed race, Asian American students and other historically marginalized communities.
B/AACC empowers and advocates for students to succeed while enhancing their knowledge of the culture, history, heritage, and traditions that are unique to the Black experience.
El Centro centers on supporting experiences of the Latinx/e diaspora through an energetic, welcoming and inclusive environment that supports personal, social, academic and cultural needs.
NACC helps create successful educational experiences by providing a full spectrum of support, resources and community outreach rooted in traditions and cultures of Native American peoples.
The Pride Resource Center provides programs and services to support retention of LGBTQ+ students and works to ensure they THRIVE.
SAFE offers confidential crisis intervention, emotional support and information on resources for survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking. We also support secondary survivors like partners, friends and family.
SDC provides support for students with permanent or temporary disabilities. This can encompass physical disabilities, chronic illness/health conditions, mental health conditions, learning disabilities and other temporary disabilities.
Service and Leadership
SLICE offers a wide range of leadership workshops, alternative spring break trips, community service opportunities, and involvement activities throughout the year
Offers a range of services from searching for housing off campus, student events, to legal support with your lease.
Find a community or club to be a part of!
Take Alternative Spring Break service trips to different part of the country!
Campus Step Up is an opportunity for students to expand their awareness of power, dominance and privilege through identity exploration.
The mission for PLP is to develop active, informed civic leaders who practice ethical, inclusive leadership and embody positive humanitarian characteristics, such as optimism, service to others, passion, mindfulness, and fairness.
Residential
The Key Communities are learning communities for first year, second year, and continuing students designed to honor the identities and strengths of each student to foster students transition to and through the University. The Key Communities are one of the most diverse communities on campus, with many of the students identifying as a student of color and/or first generation to college, who are committed to creating and nurturing inclusive environments that welcome, value and affirm the diverse identities of our students.
Become an RA to live and learn on campus!
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) serves as a governing body for the Regional Councils and supports all campus residents and the residential experience. RHA improves the residential experience of each on-campus student through advocating for their voices, providing opportunities for leadership development and personal growth, and building a community in which all students can feel at home.
Offers a range of services from searching for housing off campus, student events, to legal support with your lease.
Advising Resources
Receive guidance on internships, interviewing, resumes, and post-grad opportunities.
Offers services in career awareness, continuing education support, and financial aid services.
Advising services dedicated specifically to those interested in pursuing a career in health services
Campus resources that provides legal services to CSU students for free.
Workshops
Attend a Career Fair with the Career Center
The Dialogue for Inclusion, Advocacy, and Learning (DIAL) program provides campus wide, peer-led workshops by and for undergraduate students at CSU. This program offers opportunities for students to engage across differences and to increase their awareness, understanding, and skills on topics of diversity, identity, bias, and social justice.