Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Robert McDonald Alumni President M s president of the Conference of I CSUF Alumni, 1 would like to ex- f tend a hardy Job well done for earning your degree from CSUF. Hope- fully, your hours spent working toward your degree were rewarding and enlight- ening. I also would like to welcome you into the Conference of CSUF Alumni, you are automatically a member upon gradu- ation. The alumni organization has main- tained a theme of Visibility, Credibility, and Loyalty all year. We encourage you to get involved with us and keep the en- thusiastic momentum moving forward. Each school council of alumni explores new avenues and sponsors activities to support its school. The council presidents and additional appointed at-large alumni sit on the Executive Council. This board considers the broad scope of issues that encompass the university and the com- munity. Your support and participation are important. During the next year, several universi- ty wide alumni events are scheduled: AlumNET Career Fair, Legislative Day in Sacramento, Alumni Annual Meeting, and, of course, Homecoming. We will keep you informed about university ac- tivities through our quarterly newsletter, Titan News. Good luck in your future endeavors. CSUF Titan Pride is alive and well! We wish you the best. Remember — TI- TANS TAKE CARE OF TITANS! Prologue 15

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Life outside the classroom: CSUF ' s Organizations and Athletics An important part of the collegiate experience happens outside the classroom. Clubs and organizations offer students the oppor- tunity to add practical experience to their scholastic achieve- ments; to learn from, and share with, other students who share common interests; and to build the friendships that last long after school becomes little more than a faded certificate on a wall. This tradition of extracurricular activities was alive and well at the California State University, Fullerton during the 1986-87 school year. Active groups on campus ranged in interest from spor ts to religion; from pro- fessional to service; from educational to fraternal. All of these organizations, each in its own unique way, added another dimension to life on campus. And each will be remembered by its members through many special memories that they take away with them — memories that will last a lifetime.