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36 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE
immediately impose an interim suspension in all cases in which there is reasonable
cause to believe that during a campus disturbance a student has interfered with
the peaceful conduct of the campus by an act which is a cause for disciplinary
action. The following have been identified as unacceptable conduct (California
Administrative Code, TitleS):
Cheating, plagiarism, or falsification of records; disorderly, unethical, vicious,
or immoral conduct; misuse, abuse, theft, or destruction of state property;
acts of a criminal nature involving the breaking of a civil law; acts which
disrupt the academic function of the college community; possession of alcohol
or illegal drugs on the campus.
College, Trustee, and State regulations governing student conduct and college
due process policy and procedure are outlined in the Man:ual of Student Rights
and Responsibilities and in the Guide to Campus Rules and Regulations.
FRESNO STATE COLLEGE ASSOCIATION, INC.
All smdents enroiled at Fresno State College are members of the Fresno State
College Association, Inc., a nonprofit corporation chartered by the State of California
to operate campus. auxiliary services and other association-financed activities.
The membership fee, paid at the time of registration, is $10 for students carrying
at least seven units and $5 for students carrying six units or fewer. A nontransferable
membership card is issued which permits participation in association activities
and admission to all association programs either without charge or at a
reduced fee. Faculty members are also eligible for membership. Association fees
support athletic activities; publications; mttsic, drama, and cultural programs; and
student government activities. The Board of Directors, composed of faculty members
and students, exerts budgetary control and determines management policy
for all association operations, including the bookstore, the cafeteria, the college
union program, and other activities involving expenditure of association funds.
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
Membership in the Fresno State College Association, Inc., entitles the holder to
copies of the four major student publications. The Daily Collegian is the official
news publication. A directory, appearing soon after the fall semester opens, contains
an address list of Fresno State College students. The college annual, the Campus,
appears during the final month of the college year or the first month of the fall
semester. The college literary magazine, Backwash, is published once each semester
and is available to students at a nominal charge. These publications are under the
general control of a nine-member board of publications composed of faculty and
students.
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Student organizations are encouraged, and over 100 of them representing various
fields of social, academic, vocational, and professional interests have been granted
recognition. Nine national social fraternities and six national social sororities exist
on the campus and operate group-living units. Religious interests are served by the
college religious centers adjacent to the campus. These many and varied types of
organizations not only offer an oppormnity . for social life but also make a fine
contribution to the development of student leadership.
Honor Societies
In addition to high standards of scholarship expected of all smdents, special
recognition is given to superior scholarship. The honor society of Phi Kappa Phi,
a national scholarship organization, was established at Fresno State College in 1953.
Most departments of the college sponsor honor societies, many of them national
in scope, in which membership is based upon superior college work. The Blue Key
National Honor Fraternity for men and the Tokalon Honor Society for women
offer membership to students who havt: goon scholarship, are prominent in college
activities, and who have demonstrated leadership in smdent affairs.
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 036 |
| Full Text Search | 36 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE immediately impose an interim suspension in all cases in which there is reasonable cause to believe that during a campus disturbance a student has interfered with the peaceful conduct of the campus by an act which is a cause for disciplinary action. The following have been identified as unacceptable conduct (California Administrative Code, TitleS): Cheating, plagiarism, or falsification of records; disorderly, unethical, vicious, or immoral conduct; misuse, abuse, theft, or destruction of state property; acts of a criminal nature involving the breaking of a civil law; acts which disrupt the academic function of the college community; possession of alcohol or illegal drugs on the campus. College, Trustee, and State regulations governing student conduct and college due process policy and procedure are outlined in the Man:ual of Student Rights and Responsibilities and in the Guide to Campus Rules and Regulations. FRESNO STATE COLLEGE ASSOCIATION, INC. All smdents enroiled at Fresno State College are members of the Fresno State College Association, Inc., a nonprofit corporation chartered by the State of California to operate campus. auxiliary services and other association-financed activities. The membership fee, paid at the time of registration, is $10 for students carrying at least seven units and $5 for students carrying six units or fewer. A nontransferable membership card is issued which permits participation in association activities and admission to all association programs either without charge or at a reduced fee. Faculty members are also eligible for membership. Association fees support athletic activities; publications; mttsic, drama, and cultural programs; and student government activities. The Board of Directors, composed of faculty members and students, exerts budgetary control and determines management policy for all association operations, including the bookstore, the cafeteria, the college union program, and other activities involving expenditure of association funds. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Membership in the Fresno State College Association, Inc., entitles the holder to copies of the four major student publications. The Daily Collegian is the official news publication. A directory, appearing soon after the fall semester opens, contains an address list of Fresno State College students. The college annual, the Campus, appears during the final month of the college year or the first month of the fall semester. The college literary magazine, Backwash, is published once each semester and is available to students at a nominal charge. These publications are under the general control of a nine-member board of publications composed of faculty and students. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Student organizations are encouraged, and over 100 of them representing various fields of social, academic, vocational, and professional interests have been granted recognition. Nine national social fraternities and six national social sororities exist on the campus and operate group-living units. Religious interests are served by the college religious centers adjacent to the campus. These many and varied types of organizations not only offer an oppormnity . for social life but also make a fine contribution to the development of student leadership. Honor Societies In addition to high standards of scholarship expected of all smdents, special recognition is given to superior scholarship. The honor society of Phi Kappa Phi, a national scholarship organization, was established at Fresno State College in 1953. Most departments of the college sponsor honor societies, many of them national in scope, in which membership is based upon superior college work. The Blue Key National Honor Fraternity for men and the Tokalon Honor Society for women offer membership to students who havt: goon scholarship, are prominent in college activities, and who have demonstrated leadership in smdent affairs. |
