Honor Societies Chapters of seventeen honor societies have been chartered at California State University, Fullerton to recognize students who demonstrate superior scholarship and leadership in specific academic fields. Alpha Kappa Delta Promotes social research for the purpose of the improvement of the human condition and recognizes high scholastic achievement among juniors, seniors and sociology graduate students. Gerald Rosen Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society provides students with references for possible careers in the field of criminal justice. Participates in field trips to gain insight into the field. Kappa Tau Alpha Recognizes scholastic achievement and encourages professional standards in mass communications.
Membership is by invitation to seniors and graduate students majoring in communications.
Tony Rimmer, Communications Lambda Alpha National anthropology honor society open to both graduate and undergraduate students that encourages and stimulates superior scholarship and professionalism among students in the field of anthropology. Joseph Sherif, Management Science and Information Systems Phi Alpha Theta Recognizes and encourages excellence in the study of history. Designed for freshman-level students, with chapters on more than 300 campuses nationwide, it fosters superior scholarship, exemplary character and service to both campus and community. Robert McLaren, Child Development Pi Sigma Alpha Recognizes and encourages productive scholarship in the subject of government among junior, senior and graduate students. Barbara Stone, Political Science Psi Chi Honor Society Advances and maintains scholarship in the science of psychology.