Edited sentence: ACDA Student Chapter.Accounting Society.Agriculture Ambassador.Alcohol Ed.Alpha Phi Omega.Alpha Pi Sigma.Alpha Xi Delta.American Association of University Women.Anthropology Club.Art Club of CSU Stanislaus.Asian Pacific Islander Club.Assyrian Club.Beta Alpha Psi.Bhagat Puran Singh Health Initiative.Biology Student Association.Black Student Union.California Association of Bilingual Education.Catholic Student Association.Chicanos Unidos for Academic Achievement.Chicanos/Latinos in Health Education.College Panhellenic Association at CSU Stanislaus.Computer Science Club.Criminal Justice Club.Delta Phi Gamma Sorority.Democratic Party Club.Economic Student Association.Ethnic Studies Club.Faculty Mentor Program.Faculty Mentor Program Student Organization.Finance Association.First Generation Student Club.Fraternity Council.Future STEM Educators Club.Gaming Club.Healthy Community.Healthy Relationships.Hermanas Unidas.Hmong Student Association (dis-banded).Honors Endeavor.Human Resource Management Club.Hunger Network.Indigenous Students in Activism.InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.International Justice Mission.Jakara Movement Club.Kappa Sigma Fraternity.Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlan M.Political Action.Queer Trans People of Color Collective.Some of the benefits of being involved with a club or organization include the opportunity to make friends and meet other students with common interests, enhance leadership skills, define and shape career goals, networking opportunities, civic engagement, academic & character development, mentoring, feeling better connected to the campus community, self-governance, and other aspects that support student success.Special Interest.The various clubs and organizations range from academic, political, recreational, pre-professional, social, special interest, cultural, religious and a lot more.There are over 100 clubs and organizations offered at Stan State