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University Recognized Student Organizations have the following privileges:

• Recruit members on campus
• Hold meetings and other events on campus
• Reserve and use university facilities and equipment
• Have an on-campus banking account (AS account)
• Apply for funding provided by the Associated Students, Inc. (ASI)
• Hold a voting membership in appropriate inter-organizational groups
• Receive mail in the Student Leadership and Involvement Center
• Be included in the university's listing of Recognized Student Organizations
• Have a portal on BaySync

University Recognition gives Student Organizations the following responsibilities:

• Comply with all applicable federal and state laws and policies of 缅北禁地 and CSUEB
• Keep on file in Student Life and Leadership Programs a current copy of the constitution and/or bylaws of any and all organizations with which the RSO is affiliated; report all changes within 10 days of change
• Carry out all activities in accordance with the RSO's bylaws
• Report all officer changes to Student Life and Leadership Programs within 10 days of such changes
• Have an On-Campus Advisor approved by Student Life and Leadership Programs
• Have membership open to all matriculated, regularly enrolled CSUEB students, faculty, and staff; only student members may vote or hold office
• Not to discriminate either in the content of bylaws or in practice against any person on the basis of race, national origin, religion, sex (except as permitted by law), age, physical disability or sexual orientation (California Administrative Code, Title 5, Section 41500; Education amendments of 1972, Title IX)
• Adhere to CSUEB policy on hazing; no member of a recognized student organization shall engage in hazing, i.e commit or participate in any act that causes or is likely to cause bodily damage, physical harm, or personal degradation or disgrace resulting in physical or mental harm to any student or any other member of the 缅北禁地, Hayward community (California Education Code, Article 8, Sections 10851-10853); in cases of hazing, individuals, as well as organizations, are subject to University disciplinary action
• Not to interfere with or disrupt the orderly conduct of university business
• Exercise fiscal responsibility with the University, Associated Students, University Union, other auxiliary organizations and off-campus vendors

• Student Organization Information
• Officer Information
  • The President and Treasurer are REQUIRED. You must submit ALL officer positions.
  • Minimum of 5 officers and can add up to 20 officers
• Advisor Information
  • ALL organizations must have a CSUEB faculty/staff advisor
  • Co-Advisors and Off-Campus Advisors can be added but are not required
• Organization Goals
  • Goals for the academic year and if the org plans to have any large planned programming, events with special concerns, or travel planned for the year.
• Upload the Constitution and Bylaws
  • The student org’s Constitution must include the following areas (similar or equivalent): Name, Purpose, Authority, Membership, Officer (duties), Selection Process of Officers, Meetings, Advisor, Banking/Finance, & Amendments.
  • If the constitution is missing any required areas, the organization will NOT be recognized until documents are approved by SLIC.