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Student Organizations

Joining a student organization is a good way to enrich your college experience.  As a member of a student organization, you will meet new friends, develop social and leadership skills, and have fun while making a difference.  There are more than 120 clubs and organizations at Sonoma State University. Here are three student organizations that you might find interesting as a CCJS major or minor.

 

CCJS club

Criminology and Criminal Justice Club

The Criminology and Criminal Justice Club (CCJ Club) is a place where anyone interested in the subject can come together and share their various points of view as well as make new friends.  We also hope to give new students an opportunity to learn from the juniors and seniors about how things work in the CCJS program. For example, new students can ask about different classes or professors that other students have or have had. To keep things fun, we also have opportunities to discuss movies, tv shows, and even video games involving criminal justice.  We also schedule field trips and host guest presentations every semester.

Regular Meeting: Thursday, 5-6:30pm Stevenson Hall, room 1207 (or by Zoom)
Contact: Club President, Sofia Garcia, Professor Emily K. Asencio