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Auxiliaries
Auxiliaries
College Union, Room 302
(209) 294-2574
Director, Earle Bassett
The Office of the Chancellor for
The California State University
system has authorized each
campus to establish nonprofit
organizations to assist the
campus in administrating areas
where funds are generated from
nonstate sources. The following
auxiliary organizations provide
both direct and indirect services
for CSU, Fresno students.
The Agricultural Foundation of
California State University,
Fresno
The Agricultural Foundation of California
State University, Fresno was organized in
1954 to operate the university farm and
student project program for the School of
Agriculture and Home Economics. The
Agriculturai Foundation leases the 1.200
acre farm from the university and, in
addition. operates the San Joaquin Valley
Experimental Range of more than 4,000
acres located on Highway 41 south of the
town of Coarsegold. It is governed by a
50
Board of Governors consisting of the
university President and -twenty-four
members of the community nominated by
the university President and elected by
the Board of Governors.
The Agricultural Foundation provides the
funding, the land, animals, orchards,
vineyards, etc" for students to receive
practical experience 'in -agriculture.
Students in the student project program
receive unIts of credIt for the'lf experience
and also participate in any profit earned
from their projects. In addition, the
Agricultural Foundation, by maintaining
herds of cattle, both dairy and beef,
horses, sheep, swine, and by growing all
types of crops on the university farm,
provides the laboratory experiences
needed by students in the School of
Agriculture and Home Economics. This
must be done on a self-supporting basis
with the income from the farm meeting
the costs of its operation.
California State University,
fresno Association, inc.
The CSU, Fresno Association, Inc. is a
nonprofit corporation, organized in 1921,
which functions strictly to enhance the
educational goals of the university.
Through the operation of the Kennel
Bookstore, the College Union, and the
campus Food Services, as well as
through the support of various university
projects, the Association is a major
contributor to the university; and so are
you when you patronize these campus
facilities. The money you spend, after
expenses are met, is directed right back
into university projects.
The Association is governed by a Board
ot Directors that includes the university
President or his designee, Executive Vice
President, Dean of Student Affairs,
Director of Business Affairs, President of
the Associated Students, a faculty
member and a layperson. The Board
must meet at least once each quarter
and anyone is welcome to attend. The
paid staff operate the facilities in
accordance with the rules and
regulations established by the Board of
Directors.
In addition, there is a College Union
Board, a Bookstore Advisory Committee,
and a Food Service Committee to assist
those areas in their operations,
Surplus funds which are generated in
excess of required reserves for working
capital,capital replacements and future
operations are used for the benefit of the
entire campus. When you see the
follOWing facilities and services, think of
the CSU, Fresno Association, Inc.:
• The College Union Building, the
Satellite College Union Building, the
Kennel Bookstore, the Keats-Campus
Building.
Ramps, automatic doors, and elevators
for use by the handicapped.
• The Residence Hall swimming pool.
o The all-weather track,
• The campus amphitheatre.
• Campus lighting and beautification
projects.
• Signs and landscaping on Maple
Avenue,
• The Vintage Room remodeling.
• The College Union Pit remodeling.
The California State University,
Fresno Athletic Corporation
The California State University, Fresno
Athletic Corporation Is a nonprofit
corporation incorporated in the State of
California to administer the women's and
men's intercollegiate athletic programs of
this university. The Board of Directors,
composed of faculty, administrators,
laymen and students, exerts bUdgetary
control and determines management
policies.
California State University,
Fresno foundation
The California State University, Fresno
Foundation was organized in 1931 as a
nonprofit corporation to promote and
assist the educational interests and
services of the university, It is governed
by a Board of Governors consisting of
the university President and twelve
members of the community who are
nominated by the university President
and elected by the Board of Governors.
The Foundation actively seeks additional
funding for those activities necessary to
ma'intain excellence within the university,
but for which state monies are
inadequate or non-existent. The
Development Office of the university is
funded by the Foundation.
Object Description
| Title | 1984-85 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1984-04 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 050 |
| Full Text Search | Auxiliaries Auxiliaries College Union, Room 302 (209) 294-2574 Director, Earle Bassett The Office of the Chancellor for The California State University system has authorized each campus to establish nonprofit organizations to assist the campus in administrating areas where funds are generated from nonstate sources. The following auxiliary organizations provide both direct and indirect services for CSU, Fresno students. The Agricultural Foundation of California State University, Fresno The Agricultural Foundation of California State University, Fresno was organized in 1954 to operate the university farm and student project program for the School of Agriculture and Home Economics. The Agriculturai Foundation leases the 1.200 acre farm from the university and, in addition. operates the San Joaquin Valley Experimental Range of more than 4,000 acres located on Highway 41 south of the town of Coarsegold. It is governed by a 50 Board of Governors consisting of the university President and -twenty-four members of the community nominated by the university President and elected by the Board of Governors. The Agricultural Foundation provides the funding, the land, animals, orchards, vineyards, etc" for students to receive practical experience 'in -agriculture. Students in the student project program receive unIts of credIt for the'lf experience and also participate in any profit earned from their projects. In addition, the Agricultural Foundation, by maintaining herds of cattle, both dairy and beef, horses, sheep, swine, and by growing all types of crops on the university farm, provides the laboratory experiences needed by students in the School of Agriculture and Home Economics. This must be done on a self-supporting basis with the income from the farm meeting the costs of its operation. California State University, fresno Association, inc. The CSU, Fresno Association, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation, organized in 1921, which functions strictly to enhance the educational goals of the university. Through the operation of the Kennel Bookstore, the College Union, and the campus Food Services, as well as through the support of various university projects, the Association is a major contributor to the university; and so are you when you patronize these campus facilities. The money you spend, after expenses are met, is directed right back into university projects. The Association is governed by a Board ot Directors that includes the university President or his designee, Executive Vice President, Dean of Student Affairs, Director of Business Affairs, President of the Associated Students, a faculty member and a layperson. The Board must meet at least once each quarter and anyone is welcome to attend. The paid staff operate the facilities in accordance with the rules and regulations established by the Board of Directors. In addition, there is a College Union Board, a Bookstore Advisory Committee, and a Food Service Committee to assist those areas in their operations, Surplus funds which are generated in excess of required reserves for working capital,capital replacements and future operations are used for the benefit of the entire campus. When you see the follOWing facilities and services, think of the CSU, Fresno Association, Inc.: • The College Union Building, the Satellite College Union Building, the Kennel Bookstore, the Keats-Campus Building. Ramps, automatic doors, and elevators for use by the handicapped. • The Residence Hall swimming pool. o The all-weather track, • The campus amphitheatre. • Campus lighting and beautification projects. • Signs and landscaping on Maple Avenue, • The Vintage Room remodeling. • The College Union Pit remodeling. The California State University, Fresno Athletic Corporation The California State University, Fresno Athletic Corporation Is a nonprofit corporation incorporated in the State of California to administer the women's and men's intercollegiate athletic programs of this university. The Board of Directors, composed of faculty, administrators, laymen and students, exerts bUdgetary control and determines management policies. California State University, Fresno foundation The California State University, Fresno Foundation was organized in 1931 as a nonprofit corporation to promote and assist the educational interests and services of the university, It is governed by a Board of Governors consisting of the university President and twelve members of the community who are nominated by the university President and elected by the Board of Governors. The Foundation actively seeks additional funding for those activities necessary to ma'intain excellence within the university, but for which state monies are inadequate or non-existent. The Development Office of the university is funded by the Foundation. |
