A complete list of SAI-funded organizations, their current advisors and phone numbers may be found in the Student Handbook. Many academic departments at California University feature honorary fraternities for outstanding students. Please see the department description or talk to your advisor about an honorary fraternity in your major. The Emerging Leaders program equips potential student leaders with skills including public speaking, team building, goal setting, and event planning. Participants are introduced to several styles and theories of leadership.
Speakers host sessions on their area of expertise.
This program uses experiential exercises, to encourage students to put new skills into action. The Student Leadership Development Department fosters ethical leadership development and encourages involvement in leadership opportunities to enhance a student's capacities for dealing effectively with complex problems, real life leadership situations, and cross-cultural issues. This comprehensive program is designed to promote an understanding of leadership theory and research, skills and competencies which support leadership effectiveness, a more fully developed code of personal ethics, and an enhanced sense of lifelong commitment to social responsibility and citizenship. Many non-traditional students carry family and work responsibilities in addition to being students. The Office of Student Development and Services advocates better service to non-traditional students across campus and sets an example through services and support for these students.