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Campus Student Organizations

Getting involved on campus is a great way to feel a part of the CSU community. Below are a few Latinx-centered organizations, but if you are interested in finding other clubs and organizations to join, visit ramlink and search for opportunities you are interested in or schedule an appointment with SLiCE to discover clubs and organizations that align with your interests.

Multicultural Greek Council (MGC)

The purpose of MGC shall be to serve as the governing body for all of its member organizations in a fair and responsible manner. The council promises to uphold academic success, provide safe spaces for underrepresented students, and to create intentional programming to bring member organizations together.

SHPE

Picture of SHPE participants at their annual conference.

SHPE understands the need to prepare aspiring young leaders from local cities throughout the Unites States. SHPE at Colorado State University provides key opportunities for students to become leaders and innovators in their field and inspirational role models for tomorrow’s STEM students. These key opportunities are provided to our SHPE students through a variety of programs focused on professional development and networking, community involvement and outreach, academic success and retention, and mentorship.

SHPE is open to all students!

Contact
Email: shpe.rams@gmail.com
SHPE Website

LBA

LBA was established in fall 2018 after students voiced a desire for the creation of a Latinx business organization focused on creating community and providing support. To better understand LBA, read through our vision, mission, and values below.
LBA is open to all students!
Picture of LBA members in the College of Business.

LBA Vision

The vision of LBA is to provide community among all students who are pursuing some avenue of business through earning a credential in CSU’s College of Business with a focus on the Latinx culture and history.

LBA Mission

LBA’s mission is centered on three priorities:

  1. Service and Outreach
  2. Professional Development and Personal Growth
  3. Community Building and Networking

LBA is proud to be open to all students!

LBA Website

United Men of Color

A brotherhood created to make an impact on campus and build community through service, leadership development, and culturally inclusive programs. Programs like UMC week, Clash of the Titans and My brother’s keeper are essential in our organization. Ultimately, focusing on retention, accountability, and graduation for our members. Our primary priority stresses the importance of staying engaged and receiving a college education/diploma.