Active Minds
The Active Minds chapter at Colorado State University is a social sustainability club dedicated to promoting mental health awareness and support among college students. Their mission involves sparking conversations about suicide and mental health, emphasizing that mental well-being is as crucial as physical health. The student-run advocacy group organizes various activities such as self-care sessions, educational workshops, campaigns, and social events to empower students to openly discuss mental health, educate others, and encourage seeking help. Their goal is to create a healthier and more supportive community at CSU.
Weblinks: Instagram | Facebook| RamLink
Contact: csuactiveminds@gmail.com
Agronomy Club
The purpose of the CSU Agronomy Club is to gather together students with similar interests for their common benefit and advancement. The Agronomy Club provides a chance for students to take an active part in their department through fundraising projects, social events, and scholastic activities. The CSU Agronomy Club is 100% CSU students.
Contact: csuagronomypresident@gmail.com
American Fisheries Society Student Sub-Unit
The Colorado State University Student Sub-unit of the American Fisheries Society (AFS) is a nonprofit, student run organization. The mission of the AFS at CSU is to enhance the education and professional development of its members. We strive to help our members become future fisheries professionals dedicated to advancing the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems. Officially we are a recognized sub-unit of the Colorado-Wyoming Chapter and national organization of the American Fisheries Society.
Weblinks: Facebook| Instagram| RamLink | Homepage
Contact: afscsu@gmail.com
APIDA- SWANA Club
The mission of the Asian Pacific American Student Association (APASA) is to create a community among the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) and Southwest Asian North African (SWANA) community through opportunities to engage in educational and social events. Welcoming all students of different identities as we strive to educate our community about the many different APIDA-SWANA identities and cultures.
Weblinks: Instagram| Facebook| RamLink
Contact: apasa.csu@gmail.com
ASCSU Environmental Affairs
ASCSU is the voice of CSU students, advocating for them at campus, local and state levels. This means fighting for affordable textbooks, negotiating a clean-energy option in campus residence halls, and overseeing $54 million in student fees. As well, we serve students through programs like RamRide, Student Fee Review Board, and the Collegiate Readership Program.
Weblinks: RamLink | Facebook| Instagram
Contact: ascsu_environmental_affairs@mail.colostate.edu
Back Country Hunters and Anglers
The purpose of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers of Colorado State University is to promote engagement in and around: backcountry hunting and angling, the conservation of wilderness, backcountry, and public lands, the protection of fish and wildlife that rely on clean water and wilderness, and the public’s access to these recreational opportunities. The club will serve by creating a community bringing together students, faculty, alumni, and staff and providing an environment conducive for both veteran and novice backcountry hunters and anglers alike to learn and participate in club gatherings.
Weblinks: Instagram| YouTube| Homepage| GroupMe| RamLink
Contact: coloradostatebha@backcountryhunters.org
Ducks Unlimited
Ducks unlimited conserves, restores, and manages wetlands and associated habitats for North America’s waterfowl. These habitats also benefit other wildlife and people. The student chapter accomplishes these tasks by having fundraisers, as well as management, and educational opportunities.
Weblinks: Instagram | Facebook| Ramlink | Homepage
Contact: ducks_unlimited_CSU@outlook.com
Eco Leaders
The Eco Leaders are student leaders within the Residence Halls who help foster a culture of sustainable behavior.
Contact: mary.liang@colostate.edu
Entomology Club
The CSU Entomology Club serves to provide open avenues for interdisciplinary communication, education, and enthusiasm among all people interested in insects and their relatives. The Club hopes to open windows into the fascinating world of arthropods through collecting trips, poster presentations, community outreach, guest seminar speakers, and the World Wide Web. We enjoy dissecting information on entomological issues such as natural history, insect ecology, insect behavior, conservation biology, and insect pest management. Club members encompass many different backgrounds and identities, and we are committed to bringing new voices and perspectives to the field of entomology.
Contact: csuentomologyclub@gmail.com
Environmental and water Resources Institute at CSU
EWRI-CSU is a student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers – Environmental and Water Resources Institute (ASCE-EWRI). Our goal is to develop member’s professional skill sets, knowledge, and networks within the environmental and water resources community at large. This goal serves two primary purposes: 1) To promote a more sustainable future as to ensure as many peoples health and happiness as possible and 2) To improve the experience of students in Environmental and Water Resources related fields while they are at CSU.
Weblinks: Facebook| YouTube| LinkedIn| Homepage| RamLink
Contact: ewri-csu@colostate.edu
Environmental Learning Center at CSU
We inspire and educate people to connect with and become stewards of our natural world. We do this by facilitating high quality, positive, educational experiences in and about the environment. Educating and mentoring future leaders in the fields of environmental education and communication. Bringing the knowledge, skills, and talent within the college to the outside community.
Weblinks: Homepage
Contact: elc@csuelc.org
The Environmental Public Health Student Association (EPHSA) at Colorado State University is a student-run organization that is committed to promoting the field of Environmental Public Health to the Colorado State University community, and to connecting our current students to professional development and networking opportunities. EPHSA consists of primarily undergraduate students who are interested in careers in the Environmental Public Health field, and the organization focuses on enhancing our students’ educations through networking events, community volunteering, and scholarships.
Contact: aiholzer@colostate.edu
Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Graduate Student Organization
The aim of the Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology Graduate Student Organization is to offer a platform for graduate students in the department to connect, network, and engage in discussions related to various aspects of graduate school, scientific research, writing, communication, and outreach. This organization formalizes the voluntary services already provided by FWCB graduate students within the department. Additionally, it serves as an orientation resource for new graduate students and raises funds to support the professional development of FWCB graduate students.
Weblinks: RamLink
Contact: fwcbgso@gmail.com
Fly Fishing Club
The purpose of the CSU Fly Fishing Club is to promote fly fishing and watershed conservation by providing an environment conducive to learning, camaraderie, and conservation ethics.
Contact: csuflyfish@gmail.com
Food and Nutrition Club
The Purpose of the Food and Nutrition Club at CSU is to serve as a student outreach and service organization of the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition providing health and wellness education to Colorado State University and the greater Fort Collins community. As ambassadors of the Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center, members will have opportunities to build relationships, gain leadership experience and further develop professional skills and networks.
Weblinks: RamLink | Instagram | Facebook
Contact: chhs-fshn_food_and_nutrition_club@mail.colostate.edu
Field Ornithologists at CSU
Front Range Student Ecology Symposium
The Front Range Student Ecology Symposium (FRSES) is an annual student-organized event that promotes ecological research and provides students with a platform to present their work in a conference-style setting. The symposium aims to showcase research at various stages from students across the Front Range community. Participants have the opportunity to present their research through posters or oral presentations, and the event also includes workshops, panel discussions, and social activities to enhance networking and facilitate discussions. Taking place over 2-3 days every February, the symposium features an invited keynote speaker recognized for their contributions to ecology. While the focus is on Front Range student research, participation is open to faculty, staff, and representatives from research-based and government institutions, fostering inclusivity and diverse ecological perspectives to encourage collaborations and advance the field of ecology.
Weblinks: RamLink | Instagram | Facebook| Twitter
Contact: gdpe_frses@colostate.edu
Geosciences Club
Join the Colorado State University Geosciences Club! Consisting of majors and non-majors, each member shares a common interest in geosciences. Membership is open to all CSU students, and no membership dues are required. If you are interested in seeing and learning about local geology, this club is for you!
Weblinks: Instagram | Facebook| RamLink
Contact: coloradostategeoscienceclub@gmail.com
Global Awareness and International Affairs
As our world becomes more interconnected through globalization, the effort to foster open-mindedness and education on diverse populations is becoming increasingly salient. The Global Awareness and International Affairs Club (GAIA) aims to achieve these outcomes through events such as discussion groups, film screenings, and collaborations with cultural organizations. Through GAIA’s effort, we hope to create safe and inclusive communities, both on and off-campus, and amplify all voices.
Weblinks: Instagram| Facebook| GroupMe| RamLink
Contact: colostategaia@gmail.com
Graduate Student Council
The Graduate Student Council (GSC) advocates for all CSU graduate & professional students within departments, the university, the state, and the nation. We also plan social and professional events for graduate students and their families
Weblinks: Instagram| X| Homepage| RamLink
Contact: gsc@colostate.edu
Green Greek Council
Operated by enthusiastic students dedicated to sustainability and campus leadership, the Green Greek Council guides various campus chapters in adopting eco-friendly practices. Comprising members from diverse Greek chapters, the council encourages collaboration and diverse perspectives. Council members, in turn, inspire their own chapters and others through environmentally conscious initiatives, including meetings, events, and competitions, contributing positively to the Fort Collins community.
Contact: greengreekcsu@gmail.com
Growing Food Security
Led by graduate students and supported by volunteers from across campus, Growing Food Security is a community-centered initiative that annually grows and donates more than 10,000 pounds of fresh, healthy produce for local food pantries. Volunteers gain practical skills and knowledge in food production that they can apply to address food insecurity in their own lives. Our agriculture project offers pathways for meaningful involvement and reinforces local food security at Colorado State University.
Weblinks: Instagram| Homepage
Habitat for Humanity
CSU Habitat for Humanity is a student organization dedicated to building homes for those who can not afford them. As a campus chapter, we partner with our local affiliate to help eliminate poverty housing by providing volunteers, education and funds to support the construction of simple, decent, affordable homes in the Fort Collins area. In addition, we partner with the CSU community by participating in activites like Fall Clean Up, CSUnity, Cans Around the Oval, and more! We hope that you will join us!
Weblinks: Homepage
Contact: astatham@fortcollinshabitat.org
Horticulture Club
The CSU Horticulture Club is one of the oldest university clubs, dating back to the 1920’s. The Hort club has a wide range of exciting and fun activities for those who are passionate and interested in plants and horticulture. The Hort club has monthly plants sales for the University community to help fund club endeavors. Other activities in the past have included field trips to the Denver Botanical Gardens and the Butterfly Pavilion among many others. We also have speakers from industry and researchers who deliver talks in order to give students a more in-depth perspective of the horticulture industry.
Contact: Will.Eissing@colostate.edu
Impact Venture Association
The Impact Venture Association (IVA) is a local network comprising entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals committed to endorsing and assisting businesses that contribute positively to society and the environment. Their focus lies in supporting startups and social enterprises dedicated to addressing urgent global issues such as poverty, inequality, climate change, and social injustice. IVA serves as a platform connecting impact entrepreneurs with like-minded investors and mentors, offering resources such as networking events, pitch sessions, mentoring programs, and educational workshops. Besides aiding startups, IVA collaborates with established businesses, guiding them to incorporate social and environmental impact into their core strategies. The organization plays a vital role in advancing impact entrepreneurship and driving positive social and environmental change by fostering a diverse community of impact-driven individuals. Through their efforts, IVA is shaping a more sustainable and equitable future.
Weblinks: LinkedIn
Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources and Related Sciences (MANRRS)
To promote and implement the advancement of diverse members of the CSU community in agricultural, natural resource, and related sciences; As well as to ensure the development of career preparation, leadership, professional skills, scholarly excellence and an active support network among the members. MANNRS student organization shall not deny membership to any student on the basis of race, age, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status or disability.
Contact: csumanrrs@manrrs.org
Minoritized Genders in Natural Resources
Our mission is to unite individuals—especially those that identify as a member of a minoritized gender—by their personal and professional appreciation for natural resources and to create an inclusive and safe community for all individuals. This club will provide a safe and inclusive space for professional development and socialization with other individuals who identify similarly within natural resources.
Contact: jdahl@colostate.edu
One Health Club
The CSU One Health Club supports the global One Health Initiative through organized involvement and collaboration with the environmental, public, and animal health communities. The One Health Club is dedicated to providing a broad base of student involvement and provide a forum for the discussion of health-related issues facing humans, animals, and the ecosystem. The OHC recognizes that there is an inextricable link between the health of all species and their environment, and that a holistic approach to these issues is needed.
Contact: onehealthclub@gmail.com
Out in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (oSTEM)
Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics is a national LGBTQ2A-affirming organization aiming to provide services, networking, and support for students in STEM fields.
Contact: colostate@chapters.ostem.org
Outdoor Club
The Outdoor Club at CSU is a student-led student organization that focuses on developing meaningful relationships, personal growth, and leadership skills through outdoor experiences open to all abilities and backgrounds.
Weblinks: Instagram | Homepage | RamLink
Contact: csuoutdoorclub@gmail.com
Plant Future Initiative
Plant future is a global movement at the intersection of climate justice, public health, social justice, and animal welfare.
Contact: colostate.plantfutures@gmail.com
Rams For Reefs
Rams for Reefs is a student-led organization at Colorado State University dedicated to promoting ocean conservation, sustainability, and environmental awareness. While based in an inland community, we believe that meaningful action to protect our oceans and ecosystems can start anywhere. Our mission is to educate and empower students to make a positive environmental impact through hands-on involvement, community outreach and interdisciplinary collaboration.
We offer opportunities for students to engage with local and global environmental issues through events such as guest speaker talks, substantiality workshops, volunteer cleanups, and education campaigns. Whether you’re passionate about marine biology, environmental policy, or simply care about the health of our planet, Rams for Reefs provides a welcoming space to learn, connect, and take action. Together we aim to build a campus culture that values environmental stewardship and inspires a lasting change.
Contact: ramsforreefscsu@gmail.com
Rams Organizing for Animal Rights
ROAR advocates animal interests, vegan and vegetarian lifestyles, and sustainability for animals, humans and the environment. Our primary goal is twofold: to provide community and to engage in peaceful animal activism.
Weblinks: Homepage | Facebook| RamLink | Instagram
Contact: roar.colostate@gmail.com
Rams Textile Society
The Rams Textile Society at Colorado State University is a student chapter of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC). Our mission is to connect creative minds with the textile industry. We focus on innovations in textile testing, science, sustainability, and product development. Through a combination of hands-on workshops, guest lectures, and more, we provide students the opportunity to grow their understanding of textiles while exploring career paths in this dynamic field.
At Rams Textile Society, we are committed to increasing student engagement by offering a number of activities to promote innovation in textiles. We strive to educate and raise awareness of the environmental impacts of textile production to then inspire creative approaches to textiles beyond the fashion industry. Through outreach and events, we will expand our influence both on and off campus. As well as introduce and train members on the latest testing techniques and equipment.
We welcome ambitious leaders and creative spirits from varying academic backgrounds who share a passion for textiles, technology, and sustainability. By fostering diverse collaboration, we hope to spark creativity in addressing challenges facing the many industries our organization collides with.
Weblinks: Instagram | Homepage | RamLink
Contact: ramstextilesociety@gmail.com
Rams Without Borders
Rams Without Borders is a group dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in developing countries through sustainable engineering and community development projects.
The organization started with 18 members and one university chapter. Today, it is comprised of an expansive network of over 12,000 members and more than 225 university student and professional chapters engaged in over 400 active programs in 45 countries around the world.
Here at CSU, RWB is made up of a group of dedicated students who are working to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve through sustainable engineering projects. Currently, there is one project well underway and two that have just begun! We encourage those to get involved and even begin new projects. Check out the various projects we have going on at CSU!
Weblinks: Instagram | Facebook| Twitter | RamLink
Contact: ramswithoutborders@gmail.com
Rangeland Ecology Club
The Colorado State University Rangeland Ecology Club, a recognized chapter of the Colorado Section of the Society for Range Management, is a student organization composed of individuals with a common interest in the study and management of rangelands.
Contact: range.ecology.club@gmail.com
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation CSU Student Chapter
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of elk and other species through the continuation of our hunting heritage. As one the only student chapter in the country, we host meetings, host an annual banquet, and participate in workday projects throughout the year to improve wildlife habitat. At our meetings we have a variety of guest speakers who are professionals in the field of natural resources, giving our members the opportunity to engage and make connections to benefit their future. For workday projects, we visit local places such as Cherokee State Wildlife Area and Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge to assist in habitat improvement such as taking down fences that inhibit wildlife movement. Our annual banquet is held in February, where we spend an evening auctioning and raffling off a variety of items to raise money that in turn goes back to the national organization where the money is then used to fund research projects, buy land to keep as wildlife habitat, and fund habitat restoration projects.
Weblinks: Instagram |YouTube| Homepage| RamLink
Contact: csurmef@gmail.com
Sigma Alpha Sorority
Sigma Alpha is a professional agricultural sorority that strives to promote scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship among its members. Sigma Alpha also aims to further the development of excellence in women pursuing careers in agriculture. Sigma Alpha supports the community by giving back to our national philanthropic cause, Ag in the Community. The Sorority also take part in campus wide projects such as CSUnity, Fall Clean Up, Cans Around the Oval, etc. Aside from giving back to our community, Sigma Alpha members are very involved with various clubs and other organizations on CSU’s campus. Sigma Alpha believes in strengthening the bonds of friendship as well as promoting agriculture, and we show it through involvement, scholarship, and service.
Weblinks: Instagram| Facebook | RamLink
Contact: presidentsigmaalpha@gmail.com
Student Association for Fire Ecology (SAFE)
SAFE provides students from diverse backgrounds an open forum on fire ecology through which research can be shared, networks formed, and funding and information resources can be accessed.
Weblinks: Facebook| RamLink | SIA Homepage
Contact: ctibbett@colostate.edu
Slow Foods at CSU
The Slow Foods at CSU takes pride in knowing where our food comes from, and being able to enjoy it with others. This club is based on making food, eating food, and participating in foodie events and service! They manage activities like potluck dinners, farm workdays, food events, farmers markets, school gardens, cooking workshops and more. They are an organization of fun friends and food. They are open to ideas for events and campaigns that align with the vision of Slow Food International.
Weblinks: Instagram | Facebook| RamLink
Contact: slowfoodcsu@gmail.com
Society for Conservation Biology
SCB is an international professional organization dedicated to promoting the scientific study of the phenomena that affect the maintenance, loss, and restoration of biological diversity. As a student chapter we focus on getting students involved in hands on experiences such as doing restoration work on the historic Robert’s Ranch, working with Wildland Restoration Volunteers, and Larimer County Natural Resources Department to further our understanding of the natural world and helping out our community. We aim to get students involved from all disciplines, from natural resource management to watershed science, to zoology. Having an interdisciplinary approach is crucial to our development as future scientists as we work with people from a variety of disciplines.
Contact: wcnr_scb@colostate.edu
Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association
The CSU Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association is an official student chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration International (SER). The CSU student association works to support SER’s mission and students receive membership privileges within SER. The specific goal of the student club is to bring together individuals from different disciplines who are involved with solving environmental problems in order to create a web of communication that enhances the effectiveness of environmental problem solving through the increase of knowledge that comes with multi-disciplinary networking.
Weblinks: Instagram | RamLink | SER Homepage
Contact: csuserclub@gmail.com
Society for American Foresters
We are the Alpha student chapter of Society of American Foresters (SAF). SAF is the largest professional society of foresters in the world. As a student chapter, we connect students to professional foresters through speakers, activities, and conventions.
Contact: wcnr_frs_saf_alphachapter@colostate.edu
Strategies for Ecology Education, Diversity, and Sustainability
The Colorado State University Chapter of SEEDS (Strategies for Ecology Education, Diversity, and Sustainability) is committed to enhancing ecology education, especially for underrepresented minorities. We engage in various activities with the primary goal of enhancing students’ and communities’ understanding of ecology and promoting students’ ability to pursue a career in the sciences. We offer research fellowships, field trips, and other great opportunities for students to gain valuable research and networking experience. Our activities primarily include community outreach, career development, and sustainable initiatives. We welcome students from all backgrounds and interests!
Weblinks: Instagram | Facebook| X | RamLink
Contact: seedscsu@outlook.com
Student Sustainability Center
The Student Sustainability Center is committed to improving institutional sustainability at CSU while developing interdisciplinary skills to apply upon graduation for all members. We participate in numerous volunteer opportunities, work on our own projects, and host events to increase personal and communal awareness of living sustainably and the greater implications of doing so.
Weblinks: RamLink | Instagram | SSC Homepage
Contact: sscdirector@colostate.edu
Sustainable Business Club
The Sustainable Business Club at the Colorado State University College of Business is a vibrant community dedicated to promoting sustainability in business and society. Open to all majors, undergraduates and graduates, the club brings in inspiring guest speakers and hosts exciting events like ClimateCon and the Mountainfilm festival. Members have the chance to participate in sustainable business tours, gaining hands-on experience and insights into real-world sustainability practices. Through volunteer opportunities and education towards the ISSP Sustainability Excellence Associate certification, the club empowers students to make a tangible impact on the environment while building valuable skills and connections.
Weblinks: RamLink | Instagram | Facebook| X
Contact: SustainableBusinessClub@colostate.edu; mira.soldwisch@colostate.edu
Sustainability Floor At Pinon Hall
The Sustainability Floor, located on the first floor of Pinon Hall in Laurel Village, is a Residential Learning Community for first year students living on campus to expand their knowledge of sustainability related topics, and how they can make an impact on the community around them. The floor is part of the College of Natural Science Learning Community and partners with CNS when it comes to academic initiatives, programming, and educational events for residents in the surrounding community to take part in. The floor is unique in that it has many sustainable features, such as composting, and a student garden, where residents can get hands-on experience with sustainability in action.
Address: 900 W Plum St, Fort Collins, CO 80521-3546
Sustainable Food Production and Animal Welfare Club
The Sustainable Food Production and Animal Welfare Club assists those interested in sustainable and animal-friendly agricultural practices, providing a supportive environment for discussions and idea-sharing. The club organizes field trips, presentations, and hands-on learning experiences. Planned events include composting workshops, large animal handling sessions at ARDEC, native plant seeding and propagation in the ECO region, and a Plant Propagation Program event (PPP).
Contact: SFPAWclub@gmail.com
Watershed Ecosystem Science and Sustainability
The purpose of this club is the meet other ESS students, connect with ESS faculty, explore careers, give ESS a presence on campus, involve the Fort Collins community in sustainable/environmental practices, and have fun. Members of the club will learn about ecosystems, sustainability and how to live as an environmental steward. Watershed Club is a space for people of all backgrounds and disciplines to explore water-related issues. We hope to assist members in making professional, academic, and personal connections. We are always looking to incorporate interdisciplinary issues and diverse perspectives of people’s relationship with water. In addition, Watershed Club aims to give undergraduates and anyone else who does not have or who desires experience working in water resource protection volunteer opportunities, ecological restoration projects, networking with employers, career/college/life tips, and a space to just make friends!
Weblinks: Instagram | RamLink
Contact: csuwess@gmail.com; Kelbi.Hall@colostate.edu
Warner College of Natural Resources College Council
Our mission is to foster community in Warner College of Natural Resources by providing students fun opportunities to get more involved with their own individual interests, as well as to enhance the success and growth of the college itself. We represent the Warner College of Natural Resources in the university as a whole and support the long-standing success of the college through outreach to prospective students. We are the voice of Warner.
Weblinks: Instagram | Homepage | RamLink
Contact: wcnr_college_council@colostate.edu
Wildlife Disease Association
The mission of the CSU Student Chapter of the Wildlife Disease Association is to increase student participation and opportunities in the field of wildlife health and disease ecology through education, communication, and collaboration.
Contact: csuwda@gmail.com
Wildlife Society
The Wildlife Society is a global scientific and educational organization catering to wildlife professionals and students. The Colorado State University Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society offers practical learning, guest lectures, and volunteer chances to nurture academic, social, and career passions in wildlife management.
Weblinks: Instagram
Contact: csutws@gmail.com
Xi Sigma Pi
Xi Sigma Pi is an international honors society for students in forestry and natural resources. Members must first be nominated on merit and complete an initiation process in order to be considered full members of the society.
Weblinks: Instagram
Contact: xsp.csurams@gmail.com
Zero Waste Team
The CSU Zero Waste Team is a student-led group enthusiastic about reducing waste on campus and in their personal lives, through outreach and education. As a team, they participate in events all across campus including athletic events, Ram Welcome, Ag Week, and even host a mending club. Normalizing waste diversion and zero waste culture across our campus is something they continue to strive for. The Zero Waste Team has partnered with various campus entities to become members of the Post Landfill Action Network. To sign up for their newsletter please email the CSU Zero Waste Team!
Weblinks: X | Facebook| Instagram | RamLink
Contact: csuzerowasteteam@gmail.com
Zoology Club
Our goal is to provide a place for CSU students, staff and community members to meet, socialize and learn about topics relating to animals. We also provide opportunities for students to network with peers, faculty and those who work in animal related fields. This club also organizes group trips to zoological establishments and outdoor adventures.
Contact: csuzoologyclub@gmail.com