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STUDENT PJo:llSONNEL SERVIC~:s 37
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The Alumni Association has a program designed to advance the welfare of the
college, to promote cmnmo11 imcrc. ts t)f its studenr. ~nd :tlumni, and to sct·ve as :1
lir~ison between rhc l'olkgc, ~lumni, :md tlu: community. ' l'hc sclf-tlin•ctl'tl group
sponsors num~.:t·ous <~CLivicies during t.hc yeat·, provides sc.hol:J!Ship assi tance to
students, and supports the development of the college. Membership is open to
graduates and to any student who has attended one or more semesters at Fresno
State College. Annual dues are $10; life memberships are $100.
The Fresno State College Alumr1i Trust Council is a charitable organization
which receives contributions from alumni and friends of the college. Funds received
by the Trust Council are used co support scholarships and programs of the
Association, and to promote the welfare of the college.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
The basic expenses for attendance at Fresno State College for a year (two
semesters) for smdents who Jive away from home will range from $1,500 to $2,000.
These figures are exclusive of nonresidence mition fee, but include an estimate of
Sllch personal items as clothes, laundry, and incidental expenditures. Students who
live at home or share apartments with ot'her students and commute to the c.'lmpus
are able to reduce t'hcir expenses considerably below the estimated figure. The cost
oi board and room may also be reduced by cooperative living arrangements or
part-time work in exchange for room and board.
Board and room .............................. ---------------------- ---------------------··---------
Materials and service fee ------------·---·-----·--·
Association fee and health service fe --·---··----
Health facilities fee ...... ........ ----------------------------------·--------------------·---------·
College Union Fee
Books and supplies ............................ ------------------------------------------·----------
FACILITIES
FOOD SERVICE
from $1100-$1300
100
24
6
20
lOOto 150
The Fres110 State College Association, Tnc., operates the college cafeteria,
t•esidencc hall dining room, staff dining room, and the College Union coffee shop.
The residence ha.ll dining room and College Union coffee shop :tre open seven
days per week The Roundup, on Barstow ncar Maple Avenue, provides snack
bar service and sells products of the college farm.
STUDENT HOUSING
College Residence Halls
he college can accommodate 1,258 students in the residence halls on campus.
Three types of rooms are available: single, double, and suite. A suite consists of
three regular double rooms plus a Jiving-study room and private bath. Rooms arc
arrraccivcly furnished and provide pleasant study and living facilities. The halls
also have special lounge areas, recreation rooms, smdy rooms, and laundry facilities.
Linen service is provided, but studenrs must furnish their own blanlccts and
towels. Food service is provided by the college cafeteria. Two board plans are
available, allowing the resident to choose the One which meets his needs and
budget. T he hall governments sponsor an extremely active and varied program of
activities.
Rcsidcms must agree to live in the halls for the cullege year. For informacion
on residence haJJ cosrs, see Fees and Expemes. Further informatiun and applications
for reservations may be obtained by writing to the Housing Office. Application
forms arc avail::tble after March l5. Students who arc applying fo1· accommodations
in the halls must al. o file an application for admission to the college unless
already enrolled. For further informacion on adrnis ions see Rcgulntiom nnd Procedures.
Object Description
| Title | 1971-72 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1971-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 037 |
| Full Text Search | STUDENT PJo:llSONNEL SERVIC~:s 37 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Alumni Association has a program designed to advance the welfare of the college, to promote cmnmo11 imcrc. ts t)f its studenr. ~nd :tlumni, and to sct·ve as :1 lir~ison between rhc l'olkgc, ~lumni, :md tlu: community. ' l'hc sclf-tlin•ctl'tl group sponsors num~.:t·ous <~CLivicies during t.hc yeat·, provides sc.hol:J!Ship assi tance to students, and supports the development of the college. Membership is open to graduates and to any student who has attended one or more semesters at Fresno State College. Annual dues are $10; life memberships are $100. The Fresno State College Alumr1i Trust Council is a charitable organization which receives contributions from alumni and friends of the college. Funds received by the Trust Council are used co support scholarships and programs of the Association, and to promote the welfare of the college. ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES The basic expenses for attendance at Fresno State College for a year (two semesters) for smdents who Jive away from home will range from $1,500 to $2,000. These figures are exclusive of nonresidence mition fee, but include an estimate of Sllch personal items as clothes, laundry, and incidental expenditures. Students who live at home or share apartments with ot'her students and commute to the c.'lmpus are able to reduce t'hcir expenses considerably below the estimated figure. The cost oi board and room may also be reduced by cooperative living arrangements or part-time work in exchange for room and board. Board and room .............................. ---------------------- ---------------------··--------- Materials and service fee ------------·---·-----·--· Association fee and health service fe --·---··---- Health facilities fee ...... ........ ----------------------------------·--------------------·---------· College Union Fee Books and supplies ............................ ------------------------------------------·---------- FACILITIES FOOD SERVICE from $1100-$1300 100 24 6 20 lOOto 150 The Fres110 State College Association, Tnc., operates the college cafeteria, t•esidencc hall dining room, staff dining room, and the College Union coffee shop. The residence ha.ll dining room and College Union coffee shop :tre open seven days per week The Roundup, on Barstow ncar Maple Avenue, provides snack bar service and sells products of the college farm. STUDENT HOUSING College Residence Halls he college can accommodate 1,258 students in the residence halls on campus. Three types of rooms are available: single, double, and suite. A suite consists of three regular double rooms plus a Jiving-study room and private bath. Rooms arc arrraccivcly furnished and provide pleasant study and living facilities. The halls also have special lounge areas, recreation rooms, smdy rooms, and laundry facilities. Linen service is provided, but studenrs must furnish their own blanlccts and towels. Food service is provided by the college cafeteria. Two board plans are available, allowing the resident to choose the One which meets his needs and budget. T he hall governments sponsor an extremely active and varied program of activities. Rcsidcms must agree to live in the halls for the cullege year. For informacion on residence haJJ cosrs, see Fees and Expemes. Further informatiun and applications for reservations may be obtained by writing to the Housing Office. Application forms arc avail::tble after March l5. Students who arc applying fo1· accommodations in the halls must al. o file an application for admission to the college unless already enrolled. For further informacion on adrnis ions see Rcgulntiom nnd Procedures. |
