STUDENT COALITION DIRECTORY

STUDENT ORGANIZATION COALITION DIRECTORY:::

UNITED STUDENT ACTIVISTS (USA)

In early Spring 2004, the CSULB Campus Progressives founded the United Student Activists (USA), a coalition of organizations that allows participants to be a part of a cohesive and powerful student activist community. The network facilitates communication and cooperation across our large and diverse campus, strenghtening organizations both individually and collectively.

Representatives from any student organization are welcome. For more information, contact Elisa Herrera at eherrer2@csulb.edu.

USA participants include:
- African Student Union
- CSULB Campus Progressives
- Circle-K International
- History Students Association
- La Raza Student Association
- Muslim Students Association
- Sociology Students Association
- United Methodist Campus Ministries

USA was covered in a news article in the Long Beach Union: "Student Coalition Convenes"

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The following invitation was distributed to all CSULB student organizations on February 23, 2004:

CSULB CAMPUS PROGRESSIVES COLLECTIVE
http://www.csulb.edu/org/csulbcp

February 23, 2004

The CSULB Campus Progressives Collective is coordinating with student groups from across the campus to create a coalition of organizations which will allow participants to be a part of a cohesive and powerful student activist community. This network will facilitate communication and cooperation across our large and diverse campus, strengthening organizations both individually and collectively.

The coalition will meet in the Multicultural Center on Wednesday, March 10, 2004 at 5:00pm. Monthly meetings will take place at the same time on the second Wednesday of every month through the end of the semester. We invite you to select at least one member from your organization to act as a representative at this council. If you have any questions, please contact Elisa Herrera at eherrer2@csulb.edu.

We look forward to you joining us on Wednesday, March 10 at 5:00pm in the Multicultural Center.

Sincerely,

The CSULB Campus Progressives Collective