ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CAL POLY HUMBOLDT

STUDENT SERVICESSOCIAL JUSTICE, EQUITY & INCLUSION CENTER: THE VISION OF THE SOCIAL JUSTICE, EQUITY & INCLUSION CENTER OR "SJEIC" IS TO BUILD, NURTURE AND SUSTAIN A MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY AT CAL POLY HUMBOLDT.DIVERSE MALE SCHOLARS' INITIATIVE: THE DIVERSE MALE SCHOLAR INITIATIVE WORKS ALONGSIDE STUDENTS TO DEVELOP UNIQUE PROGRAMS AND WORKSHOPS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, WHICH PROMOTE A SENSE OF BELONGING, CAMARADERIE, AND A CONTEMPORARY UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT IT MEANS TO NAVIGATE LIFE AS SELF-IDENTIFIED MEN OF COLOR.CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE OOH SNAP!: CAMPUS FOOD PANTRY.WASTE REDUCTION AND RESOURCES AWARENESS PROGRAM (WRAPP): WRAPP PROVIDES A MEANS FOR THE STUDENT BODY TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WASTE FLOW GENERATED ON CAMPUS AND TO MAKE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTION TO THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT. WRAPP GIVES STUDENTS HANDS-ON TRAINING IN COMPOSTING AND MAINTAINS A COMPOST DEMONSTRATION SITE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE REDWOOD BOWL. THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY ALSO UTILIZES WRAPP'S REUSABLE OFFICE SUPPLY EXCHANGE (ROSE).CAMPUS CENTER FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY (CCAT): CCAT IS A SUSTAINABLE LIVING DEMONSTRATION HOME AND EDUCATIONAL CENTER THAT DEMONSTRATES THAT LIVING LIGHTLY ON THE EARTH IS BOTH PRACTICAL AND REWARDING. CCAT OFFERS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, INCLUDING TOURS AND CLASSES ON SPECIAL TOPICS.MARCHING LUMBERJACKS: THE MARCHING LUMBERJACKS ARE THE OFFICIAL STUDENT RUN MARCHING BAND OF CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, HUMBOLDT. ESTABLISHED IN 1968, THE BAND PERFORMS IN THE SCATTER BAND STYLE OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH IVY LEAGUE SCHOOLS, USING HUMOROUS ROUTINES AND SCRIPTS DURING ITS HALFTIME FIELD SHOWS IN REDWOOD BOWL. STUDENT ACCESS GALLERY: PROVIDES CAL POLY HUMBOLDT STUDENTS WITH HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE PREPARING THEIR WORKS TO BE EXHIBITED AT ONE OF THREE ON-CAMPUS GALLERIES: ART FOYER GALLERY, KARSHNER LOUNGE GALLERY, AND SBS LOBBY GALLERY.WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER (WRC): THE WRC AIMS TO PROVIDE TOOLS, SUPPORT AND SAFE SPACES FOR EMPOWERMENT AND FOR PEOPLE TO DISMANTLE SYSTEMS OF POWER, PRIVILEGE AND OPPRESSION. THE CENTER ALSO HOSTS MANY ANNUAL PROGRAMS, INCLUDING TAKE BACK THE NIGHT, WOMEN'S HERSTORY MONTH, AND THE CLOTHESLINE PROJECT. THE WRC ALSO PUBLISHES THE MATRIX, THE NEWSLETTER FOR THE WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER.ERIC ROFES QUEER RESOURCE CENTER: NAMED IN HONOR OF DR. ERIC ROFES, THE MISSION OF THE PROGRAM IS TO MOVE THE CAMPUS FROM AN ATTITUDE OF TOLERANCE TO AN ATTITUDE OF ACCEPTANCE OF THE QUEER COMMUNITY. IT AIMS TO CREATE A FOCUS OF LEARNING ABOUT ISSUES FACING THE QUEER COMMUNITY AND TO BRING STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF TOGETHER FOR ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND A BLENDING OF IDEAS.DROP IN RECREATION: THE MISSION OF THE DROP-IN PROGRAM IS TO OFFER THE CAL POLY HUMBOLDT STUDENT BODY A VARIETY OF NON-STRUCTURED RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO SUPPLEMENT STUDENTS' NEED FOR EXERCISE, SOCIAL INTERACTION, AND STRESS RELEASE.LAP SWIM PROGRAM: THE MISSION OF THE LAP SWIM PROGRAM IS TO OFFER THE CAL POLY HUMBOLDT STUDENT BODY RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY TO SUPPLEMENT STUDENTS' NEED FOR EXERCISE, SOCIAL INTERACTION, AND STRESS RELEASE. OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE: THE MISSION OF THE OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE IS TO SUPPORT SAFE AND INCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENT INVOLVEMENT AND ENGAGEMENT. THEY SUPPORT STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, ASSISTING WITH EVENT MANAGEMENT, AND SERVING AS STUDENT CLUB AND ORGANIZATION LIAISONS.

STUDENT GOVERNMENTASSOCIATED STUDENTS' GOVERNMENT (AS BOARD): AS BOARD IS THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CAL POLY HUMBOLDT. IT PROVIDES AN OFFICIAL VOICE THROUGH WHICH STUDENTS' OPINIONS MAY BE EXPRESSED TO THE CAMPUS. THE GOAL OF THE AS BOARD IS TO MEET THE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS OF THE STUDENT BODY THROUGH APPROVAL OF FUNDING FOR A VARIETY OF STUDENT PROGRAMS.CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE OINSTRUCTIONALLY RELATED ACTIVITIES (IRA): THE IRA INCLUDES ACTIVITIES AND LABORATORY EXPERIENCES THAT ARE A PART OF AN ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE THAT ARE INTEGRALLY RELATED TO ITS FORMAL INSTRUCTIONAL OFFERING. EXAMPLES ARE FORENSICS, MUSIC PROGRAMS, THEATRE PROGRAMS AND STUDENT NEWSPAPER.OTHER ACTIVITIES: INCLUDES ACTIVITIES COORDINATING COUNCIL, SPECIAL ALLOC. /STUDENT AFFAIRS AND UNANTICIPATED GENERAL USE.