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California State University, Fresno
Alumni Association Inc.
Keats Building, Room 113
(209) 27B-ALUM
Alumni Association
the Chicano Alumni Association
and the African Peoples Chapter.
Student Alumni. The Student
Alumni Association offers full
benefits of alumni membership.
Additionally, the Student Aiumni
Association will host seminars,
workshops, and social events
throughout the year. Monies raised
through this joint student/alumni
venture benefit Student Alumni
projects and scholarship programs.
Membership is open to all
students; annual dues are $15.
Graduation Pictures. The Alumni
office sponsors the photographs
taken at each commencement.
Graduates are indiVidually
photographed, free of charge,
before the ceremony processional
each May.
Scholarships. Presno State students
may apply for Alumni Scholarships
through the Pinancial Aid Office.
Awards are made to undergraduate
and graduate students based on
need, scholarship, leadership, and
involvement. The AJumni Trust
Council oversees the investment
of the Alumni Association's contributions
and the distribution of
its scholarship funds. ;g"
Annual dues are $15 for new graduates,
$25 for single membership,
and $35 for joint membership
(husband and wife). Life memberships
are $500. Business memberships
are also available.
Publications. Contact is a news
magaZine mailed to all alumni and
friends with whom the association
is in touch. Each issue features an
Alumnae section, which highlights
the accomplishments of Fresno
State alumni. Contact/Alumnae
also details events and activities.
Dues-paying members also receive
The Blue Wave, an informative
bimonthly newsletter published
by the Alumni Association.
Academic and RegionaJ Chapters.
The association will keep you in
touch with the university schooll
department from which you
graduated. There are 11 officiaL
academic chapters of the Alumni
Association. Satellite extensions
are now being formed throughout
the state to involve out-o£town
alumni in all of the fun.
Active regional chapters are
located in San Diego, Sacramento,
and the Washington, D.C., area.
Additional chapters also include
In addition to sponsoring student
scholarships, the association hosts
a Golden Grad Reception each
year to honor graduates of 50 or
more years. Alumni and friends
also enjoy special receptions and
celebrate at an annual reunion
tailgate party.
The Alumni Association network
links together more than 3,100
members. Fresno State alumni
represent more than 55 academic
areas of study and have migrated
to every state in the nation.
In an ongoLng effort to serve
members, the Alumni Association
offers many member-only discounts
and privileges. These
include Internet/WWW access,
group health, dental, vision, and
life insurance rates, travel programs,
Price Costco membership
privileges, Security Pacific line of
credit, special alumni merchandise,
discounted admission for
various university events, and
library privileges at most CSU
campuses.
Membership is open to graduates
and friends of the university.
T he California State
University, Fresno Alumni
Association serves as a
vital link between the university,
its alumni, and the greater Fresno
community. Its primary purpose
is to develop and apply its funding
and volunteered-time resources
toward the advancement of
higher education and enhanced
communication among alumni,
campus administration, students}
and friends.
Volunteers at the
Alumni Booth enjoy 'I
Graduation 5ales,
1996.
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Object Description
| Title | 1997-98 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1997-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 023 |
| Full Text Search | California State University, Fresno Alumni Association Inc. Keats Building, Room 113 (209) 27B-ALUM Alumni Association the Chicano Alumni Association and the African Peoples Chapter. Student Alumni. The Student Alumni Association offers full benefits of alumni membership. Additionally, the Student Aiumni Association will host seminars, workshops, and social events throughout the year. Monies raised through this joint student/alumni venture benefit Student Alumni projects and scholarship programs. Membership is open to all students; annual dues are $15. Graduation Pictures. The Alumni office sponsors the photographs taken at each commencement. Graduates are indiVidually photographed, free of charge, before the ceremony processional each May. Scholarships. Presno State students may apply for Alumni Scholarships through the Pinancial Aid Office. Awards are made to undergraduate and graduate students based on need, scholarship, leadership, and involvement. The AJumni Trust Council oversees the investment of the Alumni Association's contributions and the distribution of its scholarship funds. ;g" Annual dues are $15 for new graduates, $25 for single membership, and $35 for joint membership (husband and wife). Life memberships are $500. Business memberships are also available. Publications. Contact is a news magaZine mailed to all alumni and friends with whom the association is in touch. Each issue features an Alumnae section, which highlights the accomplishments of Fresno State alumni. Contact/Alumnae also details events and activities. Dues-paying members also receive The Blue Wave, an informative bimonthly newsletter published by the Alumni Association. Academic and RegionaJ Chapters. The association will keep you in touch with the university schooll department from which you graduated. There are 11 officiaL academic chapters of the Alumni Association. Satellite extensions are now being formed throughout the state to involve out-o£town alumni in all of the fun. Active regional chapters are located in San Diego, Sacramento, and the Washington, D.C., area. Additional chapters also include In addition to sponsoring student scholarships, the association hosts a Golden Grad Reception each year to honor graduates of 50 or more years. Alumni and friends also enjoy special receptions and celebrate at an annual reunion tailgate party. The Alumni Association network links together more than 3,100 members. Fresno State alumni represent more than 55 academic areas of study and have migrated to every state in the nation. In an ongoLng effort to serve members, the Alumni Association offers many member-only discounts and privileges. These include Internet/WWW access, group health, dental, vision, and life insurance rates, travel programs, Price Costco membership privileges, Security Pacific line of credit, special alumni merchandise, discounted admission for various university events, and library privileges at most CSU campuses. Membership is open to graduates and friends of the university. T he California State University, Fresno Alumni Association serves as a vital link between the university, its alumni, and the greater Fresno community. Its primary purpose is to develop and apply its funding and volunteered-time resources toward the advancement of higher education and enhanced communication among alumni, campus administration, students} and friends. Volunteers at the Alumni Booth enjoy 'I Graduation 5ales, 1996. 23 |
