Need a break from midterms? Enjoy muffins while socializing with other commuter students, the Commuter Life staff, and special guests! No presentations, just plain good fun! Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
Support Aztecs Rock Hunger through a fun can food drive on Centennial Walkway. Student teams will bring a set minimum amount of cans to create a can-struction to showcase this year's theme and SDSU pride. Look for the red bins on campus to donate food to the Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank! Swap your old shirts for a FREE SDSU Homecoming tshirt! All old clothing will be donated to Embrace of San Diego. Do YOUR part and give back! Limited quantity available.
This counts as a Required Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
GLAB is hosting Dodge for Cause. Give back to SDSU while competing for the throne of top Dodge Ball Team!
Both the President & the Treasurer from each organization must complete the Student Organization Officer Orientation Trainings before your organization can be officially Recognized for the 2017-2018 academic year.
A.S. Banking Training Session for Student Organizations. This is a required one-time training for authorized officers of student orgs.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
Check out this mini-version of our C.O.P.E. workshop to learn healthy and effective strategies for managing stress on an ongoing basis.
Having a hard time making connections? Join us for a conversation about connecting with self and others at SDSU and beyond. Refreshments will be provided.
Campus MovieFest, the world’s largest student film festival, is the premier outlet for the next generation of filmmakers, with more than one million students at colleges and universities worldwide getting the chance to tell their stories through film.Students at over 30 participating colleges and universities compete, with each school hosting its own red-carpet finale event to showcase its top films.
Both the President & the Treasurer from each organization must complete the Student Organization Officer Orientation Trainings before your organization can be officially Recognized for the 2017-2018 academic year.
The A.S. University Council (ASUC) is comprised of the five executive officers (the A.S. Vice President of University Affairs is the chair), representatives from each of the seven colleges and Unclassified Studies, the Graduate Student Association representative, three ASBOD student-at-large members, the University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASUC works towards strengthening the connection between the University administration and the students by serving as the primary student representative body.
OneSDSU presents their annual event, Aztec Leaders: Past, Present, & Future. Come greet PAST Associated Students leaders in a dialogue about the PRESENT and how it affects our FUTURE.
Campus MovieFest, the world’s largest student film festival, is the premier outlet for the next generation of filmmakers, with more than one million students at colleges and universities worldwide getting the chance to tell their stories through film.Students at over 30 participating colleges and universities compete, with each school hosting its own red-carpet finale event to showcase its top films.
Come support your favorite Student Team as they showcase their SDSU Pride at this year's talent show!
Interested in learning more about working for Federal Government or Department of Defense Contractors? Learn more about the security clearance process from professionals working in the industry.
Come learn about the SDSU Leadership Certificate!
Come learn about community service opportunities!
This counts as a Required Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
Both the President & the Treasurer from each organization must complete the Student Organization Officer Orientation Trainings before your organization can be officially Recognized for the 2017-2018 academic year.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council presents a thrilling yard show that commemorates the history of African Stepping in the Greek community.
The 4th annual Homecoming Fun Run is back! Register now to run the course. The race will start and end at the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union. Participants can run, walk, skip, dance, etc. Following the run, join other students, alumni, faculty and staff for a celebration! Enjoy free food, photo booth, giveaways and more! Participants are encouraged to bring canned goods/non-perishable items to the event to donate to Aztecs Rock Hunger!
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
The A.S. Board of Directors (ASBOD) is comprised of the five Executive Officers, six appointed student-at-large members, the Vice President of Business & Financial Affairs Designee, University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The main purpose of the ASBOD is to govern the organization by overseeing broad policies and objectives and to ensure the values and goals of the organization are upheld.
Want to learn more about healthcare coverage, how to get it, and how to use it? Ask our Community Resource Specialist questions about on-campus and off-campus health and wellness services at this informative event.
Professional etiquette is one of the key components to ensuring you thrive in your career. Come learn how to behave appropriately in a professional setting and online! Refreshments will be provided.
Theme or topic for this dialogue is "Community Dialogue Regarding Native Cultures."
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
The A.S. Campus Life Council (ASCLC) is comprised of the five Executive Officers, seven appointed commissioners, seven elected student-at-large commission representatives, two elected student-at-large campus representatives, three ASBOD student-at-large members, the ASBOD Marketing & Communications Chair, the Vice President of Business & Financial Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASCLC serves the programmatic and student affairs functions of A.S. It has primary jurisdiction in all matters pertaining to student programs and program policies.
This counts as a self-selected workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
This counts as a Self-Selected Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
This is your time to shine! Showcase your hidden talent. Each night will have a winner, and the overall winner of the semester will be entered into the Greenfest Aztec Rock: Battle of the Bands. Sign up to perform: http://bit.ly/sdsuopenmic
Drew Lynch is a stand-up comedian known for his severe stutter. He appeared on the tenth season of America's Got Talent and finished in second place. He is a regular content contributor to YouTube—often featuring his service dog Stella in his videos—with his channel having over 1 million subscribers and 43 million views.
Campus MovieFest, the world’s largest student film festival, is the premier outlet for the next generation of filmmakers, with more than one million students at colleges and universities worldwide getting the chance to tell their stories through film.Students at over 30 participating colleges and universities compete, with each school hosting its own red-carpet finale event to showcase its top films.
Enjoy a cup of coffee and pastries while socializing with other commuter students, the Commuter Life staff, and special guests! No presentations, just plain good fun! Commuter Coffee Hour is a monthly Commuter Life event. Don't drink coffee? We will always have a non-coffee alternative! Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
Come to Nightmare on Montezuma if you dare! Join your fellow SDSU students for a spooky night of zombies, food and fun. Complimentary parking available in parking structure P3.
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Come learn about the SDSU Leadership Certificate!
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Life is busy! When was the last time that you gave yourself the opportunity to consider what makes life meaningful and fulfilling? Join us for an exploration of how we can go about connecting with a sense of meaning and purpose, and how to create a life worth living
Life is busy! When was the last time that you gave yourself the opportunity to consider what makes life meaningful and fulfilling? Join us for an exploration of how we can go about connecting with a sense of meaning and purpose, and how to create a life worth living. Refreshments will be provided.
Enjoy the latest blockbuster hit for free! Snacks will be provided. Annabelle: Creation will be showed. This will be a special Halloween themed Movie Night!
Student Health Services is excited to be launching the "Say Boo to the Flu" Campaign during Fall 2017. During the month of October, students will be able to receive free flu vaccines while supplies last. Don't forget your valid RedID! How to get your flu shot on-campus: Stop by a mobile flu clinic or make an appointment at Student Health Services, located in Calpulli Center (Call 619-594-4325 or schedule an immunization appointment at https://healtheconnect.sdsu.edu/)
Take a break from studying and join us in the Commuter Resource Center to decorate Halloween cookies. Grab some study tips while you enjoy your delicious treat. Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
Credit can be a great thing for your finances, but it can also be danger to your finances if you don't play it smart. Hear from financial experts about the best way to build your credit score and prepare for the future. Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
The A.S. University Council (ASUC) is comprised of the five executive officers (the A.S. Vice President of University Affairs is the chair), representatives from each of the seven colleges and Unclassified Studies, the Graduate Student Association representative, three ASBOD student-at-large members, the University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASUC works towards strengthening the connection between the University administration and the students by serving as the primary student representative body.
Come learn about community service opportunities!
This events features a panelist is Alessandra P. Serano, Assistant United States Attorney. She represents the prosecution of sex tourism and trafficking in the Southern District of California for the Department of Justice. She has news links to her cases on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alessandra-p-serano-087893b0/).
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Learn how to navigate sociocultural values and family pressures.
Whether you are interviewing for an on-campus job, an internship, or your first job out of college, it is critical to represent your best self and be confident in your shoes! Learn how to best prepare for your next job interview and make a lasting impression! Refreshments will be provided.
The A.S. Board of Directors (ASBOD) is comprised of the five Executive Officers, six appointed student-at-large members, the Vice President of Business & Financial Affairs Designee, University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The main purpose of the ASBOD is to govern the organization by overseeing broad policies and objectives and to ensure the values and goals of the organization are upheld.
Come learn strategies about nutrition and tips to stay healthy as a student. Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
Kat Blaque, is Feminist YouTuber, Illustrator, Animator and Writer from Orange County, California. She's been a blogger since 2005, Initially turning to the Internet as an emotional outlet, she has transformed her passion for social media and writing into a career. She currently contributes to Everyday Feminism, Pride.com, the Huffington Post and runs a Youtube channel with tens of thousands of followers. She has appeared on Buzzfeed, MTV News and MTV’s Decoded. While she graduated from Cal Arts with a degree in Character Animation in 2012, she finds that blogging has become a new and rewarding calling for her and a career for which she was built.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
Sit and relax while a local band provides lunch-time entertainment. D-Sel will be performing.
The A.S. Campus Life Council (ASCLC) is comprised of the five Executive Officers, seven appointed commissioners, seven elected student-at-large commission representatives, two elected student-at-large campus representatives, three ASBOD student-at-large members, the ASBOD Marketing & Communications Chair, the Vice President of Business & Financial Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASCLC serves the programmatic and student affairs functions of A.S. It has primary jurisdiction in all matters pertaining to student programs and program policies.
This counts as a Required Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
Calling all artists! We want you to put your art on exhibit at the Union for this night of art! We will have a live band and a chance for the public to vote on their favorite art piece. Winners will walk away with Blick gift cards! Sign up by emailing asub.caf@mail.sdsu.edu Also happening at the same time is the Chalk Walk - live chalk drawings will be happening and you can take part!
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Each year, San Diego State University challenges its community to step outside their comfort zone and into the shoes of those who are struggling with oppressive circumstances. Through an event titled “A Shared Humanity,” participants will be guided through a series of vignettes that highlight the many forms of oppression people face every day. “A Shared Humanity” is an element of Residential Education’s larger goal to better inform SDSU students on a variety of social issues. The event succeeds in challenging predisposed beliefs and attitudes.
This counts as a Required Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
This counts as a Required Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
Each year, San Diego State University challenges its community to step outside their comfort zone and into the shoes of those who are struggling with oppressive circumstances. Through an event titled “A Shared Humanity,” participants will be guided through a series of vignettes that highlight the many forms of oppression people face every day. “A Shared Humanity” is an element of Residential Education’s larger goal to better inform SDSU students on a variety of social issues. The event succeeds in challenging predisposed beliefs and attitudes.
SDSU Chefs will be providing instruction on how to cook up different meals and treats. You'll get to taste test everything.
This counts as a Self-Selected Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
Each year, San Diego State University challenges its community to step outside their comfort zone and into the shoes of those who are struggling with oppressive circumstances. Through an event titled “A Shared Humanity,” participants will be guided through a series of vignettes that highlight the many forms of oppression people face every day. “A Shared Humanity” is an element of Residential Education’s larger goal to better inform SDSU students on a variety of social issues. The event succeeds in challenging predisposed beliefs and attitudes.
A.S. Banking Training Session for Student Organizations. This is a required one-time training for authorized officers of student orgs.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
This counts as a Required Workshop for the SDSU Leadership Certificate
The A.S. University Council (ASUC) is comprised of the five executive officers (the A.S. Vice President of University Affairs is the chair), representatives from each of the seven colleges and Unclassified Studies, the Graduate Student Association representative, three ASBOD student-at-large members, the University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASUC works towards strengthening the connection between the University administration and the students by serving as the primary student representative body.
In celebration of International Education Week, the International Student Center and the International Student Association, in collaboration with ONE SDSU Community will be hosting the 59th Annual International Peace Village. International Peace Village aims to promote global awareness, cross-cultural communication and and international goodwill. Through performances, country showcases and music, SDSU is celebrating everything international on campus.
Are you interested in doing research during your time at SDSU but don't know where to begin? Come find out how to get involved with research! Refreshments will be provided.
The 3rd annual Giving Thanks Dinner is back! Join your SDSU family and give thanks for all that you have!
This is your time to shine! Showcase your hidden talent. Each night will have a winner, and the overall winner of the semester will be entered into the Greenfest Aztec Rock: Battle of the Bands. Sign up to perform: http://bit.ly/sdsuopenmic
A.S. Banking Training Session for Student Organizations. This is a required one-time training for authorized officers of student orgs.
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Enjoy the latest blockbuster hit for free! Snacks will be provided.Mad Max will be showed.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
The A.S. Board of Directors (ASBOD) is comprised of the five Executive Officers, six appointed student-at-large members, the Vice President of Business & Financial Affairs Designee, University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The main purpose of the ASBOD is to govern the organization by overseeing broad policies and objectives and to ensure the values and goals of the organization are upheld.
Did you know that employers are more likely to hire past and present interns for full-time positions? Do you know the process of scoring an internship? Don't wait until it's too late--learn how to get internship at this important event! Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
Join this session to talk about the web series, Brown Girls. This campus dialogue will then engage in dialogue featuring the topic of intersectional feminism.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
The A.S. Campus Life Council (ASCLC) is comprised of the five Executive Officers, seven appointed commissioners, seven elected student-at-large commission representatives, two elected student-at-large campus representatives, three ASBOD student-at-large members, the ASBOD Marketing & Communications Chair, the Vice President of Business & Financial Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASCLC serves the programmatic and student affairs functions of A.S. It has primary jurisdiction in all matters pertaining to student programs and program policies.
Want to learn more about healthcare coverage, how to get it, and how to use it? Ask our Community Resource Specialist questions about on-campus and off-campus health and wellness services at this informative event.
Enjoy a cup of coffee and pastries while socializing with other commuter students, the Commuter Life staff, and special guests! No presentations, just plain good fun! Commuter Coffee Hour is a monthly Commuter Life event. Don't drink coffee? We will always have a non-coffee alternative! Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
Want to learn more about healthcare coverage, how to get it, and how to use it? Ask our Community Resource Specialist questions about on-campus and off-campus health and wellness services at this informative event.
San Diego State University is recognizing World AIDS Day, a global day dedicated to raising awareness of HIV and remembering those who have died, with a two-day campus event. Sponsored by the One SDSU Community initiative, The Pride Center, The Center for Intercultural Relations, and Student Life and Leadership will host sections of the AIDS Memorial Quilt for viewing in Montezuma Hall
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Learn about Satisfactory Academic Progress and how it effects your financial aid! Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
Hang with C&PS's therapy dog Baxter and learn ways to reduce stress and enhance your academic success and personal growth.
A.S. Banking Training Session for Student Organizations. This is a required one-time training for authorized officers of student orgs.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
The A.S. University Council (ASUC) is comprised of the five executive officers (the A.S. Vice President of University Affairs is the chair), representatives from each of the seven colleges and Unclassified Studies, the Graduate Student Association representative, three ASBOD student-at-large members, the University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASUC works towards strengthening the connection between the University administration and the students by serving as the primary student representative body.
Ice Skate your final's stress away.
Battle of the Bands is back! Enter for a chance to be the Student Opener for the GreenFest 2018 Concert!
A.S. Banking Training Session for Student Organizations. This is a required one-time training for authorized officers of student orgs.
The A.S. Judicial Affairs Council (ASJAC) is comprised of the Chief Justice, an appointed seat by the A.S. President and approved by the A.S. Board of Directors, six appointed Justices, the Vice President of Student Affairs Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The ASJAC is responsible for the maintenance, updating and the interpretation of the internal-structural policies, bylaws, charters and/or codes of the organization.
Leading an active, engaged and balanced life is not only fun, it’s rewarding! Join us for an hour of light yoga to relax and set your intentions for the week.
Take a break before finals and celebrate the end of your fall semester at the Commuter Resource Center! Register for the event now on events.sdsu.edu to receive a FREE 5-page printing pass at the end of the event! Drop-in attendance is allowed.
The A.S. Board of Directors (ASBOD) is comprised of the five Executive Officers, six appointed student-at-large members, the Vice President of Business & Financial Affairs Designee, University President Designee, and the A.S. Executive Director. The main purpose of the ASBOD is to govern the organization by overseeing broad policies and objectives and to ensure the values and goals of the organization are upheld.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
Take a break from studying for finals and join us at Midnight Study Break! Breakfast, study tips, contests and give-aways. This event is FREE and open to all SDSU students with a valid Red ID.
The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritious food and food program referral services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity.
On behalf of the SDSU Division of Student Affairs, the Office of Student Life & Leadership invites college students from the Southern California region to attend a one day, on-campus, leadership conference. Registration for the conference will open towards the end of the Fall Semester. For updates, please visit http://sll.sdsu.edu/student_affairs/sll/leadership-summit-conference.aspx