Alcala Yearbook 1997

s T u D E N T 0 R G A N I z A T I 0 N s

The wide variely 01 clubs and orsanizalions al U6D 8ives all sludenls Lhe opporlunily ror lhe spoUi8hl. Wilh over 40 clubs lo cho~ from, Lheres a chance for all lypes or involvemenl. The academic clubs enable sludenls lo 8el invovled wilh evenlj:\ reloLed lo Lheir major, and meel olhers who share Lhe ,l'iame neld 01 inleresl Croups brin8 in speakers snd 8ue.~t;,, Lo help inlorm ~Lucien~'\ and B~isL wilh career and acsdemic choices. Cullut'al. lan8ua 6 e, and et-hnic or8anizolions brin8 Lo3elher sLudenL.. %1 inleresl.ed in a speciGc culture. They sponsor evenlc'1 and pt'osrems which 8ive Lhe enlire campu a chnnce Lo learn aboul c1 va1·iely 01 Lradilion,"> and cli11erences i11 wodd cu lllll'e,~. ~pod.s clubs at'e very popular al U6D. The1'e is somelhi118 tor almo~L everyone. from dance clubs lo wc1Ler ~"pork'\. These club..., are nol only fun to parlicipaLe in. bul ex.cil i118 lo walch and ~upporl. as well. Clubs and orfanizalions 8ive sludenls Lhe opporluniLy Lo hold leade1'ship posilions and be an aclive parl or campus Iiie. They encoum5e sludenl~ Lo share lheir Latents and individualiLy whi le makin8 lasUn5 friend~hips. [)y Vane~a Voor~ /

"!ls irnporlanl lo 8el involved lo feel Lhe whole colle8e experience. Or8anizalions oflen develop skills in lheir members lhal aren't nece&'\arily focused on in olher places." Janel Edwards