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Farm City Celebration — Butte County agriculture education events including the annual Harvest Festival at Chico Marketplace. Contact (530) 533-1473 · info@butteagfoundation.org.

The Gratitude Walk — annual community charity walk in Bidwell Park benefiting local nonprofits chosen by the community. A fund of North Valley Community Foundation. thegratitudewalk.com.

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The Office of Tribal Relations connects the Chico State campus and auxiliaries with Native American students to provide access, social, emotional, and academic support. Establish government-to-government partnerships with Tribes as well to facilitate early and meaningful consultation. Provide resources and assistance to projects and services led by tribes. We aim to shape culturally sustaining, contributing individuals of Native communities and support Tribal enterprises through traditional knowledge and decolonial praxis.

Established in 1978 at the Ohio State University, we emerged as a trailblazing alternative to the ordinary sorority experience. Our founders, five visionary women, ignited a spark that has since evolved into a dynamic sisterhood dedicated to our 4 pillars: scholarship, leadership, fellowship, and service. Our sisterhood includes the brightest undergraduates and the most accomplished alumnae, all united by the spirit of Sigma Alpha. Picture yourself among more than 19,000 incredible women who've embraced the Sigma Alpha journey – a celebration of growth, empowerment, and the shared love for all things agriculture. So, if you're ready to sow the seeds of friendship, cultivate leadership skills, and harvest unforgettable memories, you're prepared to be part of Sigma Alpha! Join us in building a future where scholarship thrives, leadership shines, and the bonds of sisterhood are unbreakable. Let's write the next chapter of Sigma Alpha's story together! Mission: Cultivating Professional Women in Agriculture Colors: Emerald and Maize Symbols: Perry the Baby Bull Nationally Founded: January 26th, 1978 at Ohio State University Locally Installed: December 6th, 1998 (Alpha Iota Chapter) National Philanthropy: Ag in the Community Instagram *Sigma Alpha is an associate chapter under Student Life & Leadership - Fraternity and Sorority Affairs. The sorority operate their recruitment efforts separate from the College Panhellenic Council.

The Education Preparation Providers Unit has identified the following offerings as potentially of interest for the professional development of education community members. Please visit our EPPU Partner Programs: School of Education – Pathways to Teaching Credentials Applied School Psychology – Pupil Personnel Services Program Communication Sciences and Disorders – Speech-Language Pathology Administrative Services Credential - Public School Administrator Agriculture Specialist – Single Subject Credential Program Adapted Physical Education – Kinesiology Authorization View Chico State Learning and Development Courses View Butte County Office of Education Professional Learning

BePositive is a fundraising and community outreach organization at California State University, Chico. We are dedicated to strengthening the local community and supporting the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation. The B+ Foundation provides both financial and emotional support to families affected by childhood cancer while funding cancer research. We believe small acts of kindness can make a meaningful difference. Through fundraising events, community outreach and other partnerships we work together to support children and families facing childhood cancer while building a stronger, more connected Chico community. By joining BePositive, you won't only be given the opportunity to make a real difference, you'll be developing valuable skills , including how to: Collaborate and communicate while working towards shared goals. Plan and organize events to help uplift the community for a good cause. Build professional partnerships with campus organizations, local businesses, and community members through our fundraising efforts. Communicate effectively through continuous opportunities for various types of community engagement to grow your public speaking abilities. Make a positive impact by helping to support families struggling with childhood cancer and raising awareness about the disease. Whether you are looking to develop leadership skills, meet new people, get more involved on the Chico campus, or help with a cause that means something, BePositive is the club for you. Join us in making a difference, one family and one act of kindness at a time. Be Involved. Be the Difference. Be Positive.

The purpose of this organization is to foster relationships, develop communication skills, and include an inclusive environment for everyone at Chico State. We will come in weekly play mahjong and socialize Anyone is welcome

Through a sincere commitment to all students and their families, we strive to eliminate financial barriers to higher education. We make a conscious effort to assist those with exceptional economic and educational needs. We are dedicated to providing high-quality service in a fair, sensitive, and confidential manner to all, regardless of background, culture, or lifestyle. https://www.csuchico.edu/fa

Grana — wood-fired restaurant at 198 E 2nd St, downtown Chico. Open Wed–Sat 11:30 AM–9:00 PM with happy hour 3–5 PM. Call (530) 809-2304.

Discovery Bar & Kitchen — full-service restaurant and bar at 250 Cohasset Rd Ste 10, Chico. Trivia, jazz, Sip & Spin, and weekday happy hour. Call (530) 399-0564. Tue–Fri 11:30–9, Sat 4–9, Sun brunch 10–2, closed Mon.

Golden Beaver Distillery — Park Ave Still House at 2420 Park Ave, Chico. Distillery tasting room with trivia, brunch live music, Still House music nights, and Originals open mic. Call (530) 965-7281. Hours Wed–Fri 4–10, Sat 2–10, Sun 2–7; Mon–Tue closed.

Farmers Brewing Co. — restaurant and taproom at Meriam Park, 1950 Market Place, Chico. Craft beer, food, trivia, bingo, and happy hour. Call (530) 399-7374. Hours Mon–Wed 11–8, Thu–Sat 11–9, Sun 11–8.

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The HR Club provides valuable experiences and opportunities for its members to grow personally and professionally. Connections with a group chat for all members to make friends, and community. Enhance professional profiles through workshops on resumes, cover letters, Interview sessions, and gain insights. Collaborations with Career Services and local HR professionals offer guidance and networking opportunities. Trips, embrace community spirit through volunteering events and exciting activities. Academic support, networking, guest speakers, and more. With networking events, internship and job placement assistance, and social events and team-building activities. There's something for everyone in our HR club!

The department provides students with a foundational education in the world's major religious traditions as well as in cultural traditions from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Interdisciplinary study is at the heart of the work of the department. Our majors gain familiarity with methods employed in the investigation of all manner of artistic media, including literature, art and architecture, film, music, and theatre. They also make use of the approaches of history, linguistic and textual analysis, sociology, anthropology, and philosophy to make sense of personal experiences, stories, symbols, rituals, doctrines, and social institutions. The department empowers graduates to become literate guides for contemporary society in its quest to comprehend the histories, beliefs, and customs of diverse peoples and traditions.

The California State University, Chico (CSUC) Student Veteran Organization (SVO) is dedicated to providing a social network for Student Veterans, assisting Student Veterans in accessing the benefits that they have earned, conducting activities that will foster the sense of fellowship that many Veterans remember from their service, to find and seek out information that may be beneficial to Student Veterans and to assist Veterans making the transition to civilian life. The Student Veterans' Organization is made up of Veterans who are students at CSU Chico and others who are closely affiliated with this community of Veterans. The Chico State SVO has representatives on the Veterans Educational Support Team (VEST) which is comprised of representatives of almost every Campus Office. VEST is dedicated to providing services and removing roadblocks that Veterans may face during their time on campus. The Chico State SVO is one of the founding chapters of the Student Veterans of America (SVA)(www.studentveterans.org), a national group dedicated to assisting Student Veterans chapters around the world and their members.

Our mission is to assist landowners, communities, and public agencies to voluntarily protect land and other natural resources. In collaboration with public and private partners, we see our contributions to this space as increasing the financial and technical resources available for the conservation of working and wild lands in Northern California; supporting a network of … Continued

Hillel/Jewish Student Union is an on-campus social club for Jewish students who want to meet other Jews, have fun, celebrate the Holidays together, further their education about their Jewish heritage and learn about Israel, the Peace Process, study or work programs available in Israel and much, much more. We always look for new active members who are interested in leadership rolls and your ideas are most welcome. Feel free to look for, befriend and talk to any of the Hillel interns for information or just a friendly smile!! Our weekly meetings are on Thursday from 6:30-7:30! Hope to see you all there! Feel free to stop by anytime!

Project Rebound is a student success program for formerly incarcerated students in the California State University (CSU) s ystem. The first Project Rebound was c reated at SF State in 1967 by Dr. John Irwin, a formerly incarcerated professor. Project Rebounds now exists at 19 CSU campuses. We provide multiple supports for our students such as mentoring, advising, social support, academic support, and basic needs support for formerly incarcerated students. We can also offer some services to system involved students. Please fill out the interest form on our website if you would like to enroll in Project Rebound. Our Drop-In Center is in SSC 406. We welcome formerly incarcerated students, system involved students, and system impacted students in the drop in. Chico State Project Rebound uses terminology adapted from UC Berkeley Underground Scholars and San Francisco State Project Rebound . While those sentenced to a carceral institution can also be system involved and/or system impacted , Chico State Project Rebound's funding is based on organizing participants in one category. Formerly Incarcerated -includes those who have been sentenced and served time in a carceral institution (prison, immigration detention centers, local jails, juvenile detention centers, etc.) and are now released. System involved - includes those who have been involved in the carceral system but have not been sentenced to a carceral institution (for example, multiple juvenile and/or adult arrests, multiple 5150s, convictions with or without short jail stays and/or with or without court mandated supervision, etc.). System impacted –includes those who live in a household where one or more family member s or loved one s have been or are still incarcerated (parent, sibling, husband/wife, other relative , etc . ) . It can also refer to those who have family members or loved ones not from the same house hold but who they depend on or are otherwise closely attached to .

Starting college can feel exciting — and a little overwhelming. Chico State’s First-Year Experience (FYE) helps first-time and transfer students build connections, pick up college success skills, and feel supported from day one. FYE-supported courses fulfill lower-division GE requirements through collaboration, peer support, and real-world projects. FYE is also home to the Transfer-Year Experience: peer and faculty support, the Transfer Student Organization, and the Transfer Student Lounge in Meriam Library 208.