Recognized student organizations are afforded access to campus resources and in turn agree to comply with regulations and procedures established for the governance of student groups. They have an educational mission that reflects some of the larger educational, social, recreational, and cultural goals of the institution. Official recognition status provides for the negotiation of common purposes, accountability, support, sanctions, responsibilities and expectations necessary for affiliation with the University. Recognition does not imply that California State University, Monterey Bay approves of, supervises, sanctions or takes responsibility for the actions and activities of the organization. The University neither encourages nor condones illegal or dangerous activities.
Individuals involving themselves in student organizations do so at their own risk.
Registration Privileges 1. The University can place a student organization on probation for failure to observe regulations and responsibilities in accordance with the University policies, Trustee regulations, Local, State or Federal laws. Friendly staff are available to advise students on getting involved, club recognition, fundraising, event planning, promotion and more.