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Promote the professional
development of its members
through its programs and
relations with other student
chapters.
To build a community of undergraduate
and graduate students who are
interested in Counseling Psychology.
To educate students through
continuous contact with
accounting firms
both large and small, about the
rising opportunities in the
fields of accounting, finance and
consulting.
Active Minds is a dynamic club
focused on educating the UCSB
community about mental health
issues while reducing stigmas and
promoting mental wellness through
campus-friendly events.
The primary objective of the
African diasporic Cultural
Resource Center (AdCRC) is to
support the communities of the
African diaspora at the University
of California, Santa Barbara
(UCSB). The AdCRC strives to
assist in the holistic development
of students of the African
diaspora by focusing on six areas:
academic excellence, cultural
awareness, leadership development,
social involvement, spiritual
development, and proactive civic
engagement.
To train students in the art of
Ki-Aikido. Ki-Aikido encompasses
self-defense, coordination of mind
and body, mental and physical
discipline. Club holds weekly
practices, organizes seminars with
guest instructors and other events.
To promote leadership,
scholarship, and community
service.
To strengthen the spiritual lives
and testimonies of members of the
National Fraternity resulting in
service
and outreach to others. To promote
higher
scholastic standards among the
members of
the National Fraternity. To provide
social fellowship among the university
students living the Christian life and
active in Christ's service.
Building jewish leadership while
promoting community service and
growth in a cooperative
environment.
Alpha Gamma Omega is a national
Christ-Centered
Fraternity. The Zeta Chapter was
founded at UCSB
in 1987. It is commited to
promoting Christian
ideals within the context of a
social fraternity.
alpha Kappa Delta Phi is the
first and only
Nationwide Asian American
Interest sorority.
With 44 chapters across the
nation, we continue
to be the fastest growing and
most sought after
Asian American interest
sorority. UC Santa
Barbara was granted its
charter on June 2, 2001 by its
National Board
becoming the 31st
chapter of aKDPhi and was
officially
recognized by the university and
the Local
Regional Fraternity and Sorority
Council on
October 9, 2002. Our purpose is
to promote
sisterhood, scholarship,
leadership, and Asian
awareness in the university and
community, while
encouraging the expression of the
individual.
1.To further the individual
welfare of its
members;
2.To foster scientific research
in
the fields of
commerce, accounts, and finance;
3.To educate the public to
appreciate and demand
higher ideals therein; and
4.To promote and advance in
institutions of college
rank, courses leading to degrees
in business
administration.
To promote Brotherhood,
Scholarship and Community while
Developing Leadership.
To further the art of amateur
radio and to establish and
maintain relations with an active
amateur radio community at UCSB
to provide emergency
communications.
To promote the development of
cultural identity and leadership
thus enhancing academic studies
and empowering students through
their college careers. Also, to
impart a greater understanding of
American Indian Culture through
programs, events, and cultural
field trips (i.e. pow wow's,
culture center & reservation
visits, and sacred site & natural
resource trips.)
Provide peer support, leadership
opportunities, and career
guidance. Contribute to the
community and support the AISES
National mission.
To seek an awareness of American
Indian
Culture through knowledge of
history,
language, customs and current
events by way of
student and community interaction.
To generate interest in
professional
society of students currently
enrolled in mechanical
engineering.
ASI is UCSB's Israel advocacy
group - an organization for
students who share a belief in
Israel's right to exist in peace
and security.
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