California State University Sacramento - Statesman Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1987 volume:

NINETEEN NIN . NINETEEN NINE NINETEEN NINETE ALINE ANN} CAPITAL NINETEEN NINE TEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN NINETEEN _— a p a P , ———_ sw C The Fortieth Anniversary of CSUS Capital Collegian CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO California State University, Sacramento is California’s Capital Campus CSUS, one of the major members of the nation’s largest system of senior public higher education, is celebrating it’s fortieth year of providing quality education. What sets the University apart from other collegiate institutions is it’s unique location in California’s capital city. Let’s look at the impact of this setting. The budget of the State of California, when compared to the nations of the world, ranks among the top five. Much of this budget is administered in downtown Sacramento, five miles west of the CSUS campus. The ensuing governmental process enhances the CSUS educational experience in a number of ways, from the internship, part-time employment and career opportunities available to students to the many part-time faculty members who bring with them the relevancy of their concurrent professional employment in the governmental process. Some colleges have an invisible ‘ivy covered’’ wall around them which isolates them from their community. For them, the community does not play an important part in their life of the college or their students. Not so in Sacramento! CSUS is a college without walls! The University has a love affair with it’s Community. With an annual budget of over “It’s an ideal location for a vital University.” $120 million, the University provides employment opportunities for more than 2,500 faculty and staff and shares it’s expertise in countless other ways to improve the quality of life in the community. The Greater Sacramento area, with approximately 1.3 million residents, is the fastest growing metropolitan community of its size in the nation. The reasons for this growth, healthy employment rates, economic development and the high quality of life, enhance “‘out of class experiences’, so important to student personal and professional development. CSUS facilities offer A Beautiful Campus Setting The CSUS campus, located alongside the historic American River on the eastern edge of Sacramento, is as vital now as it was more than 100 years ago when the site served as the western trailhead for the Pony Express. Originally housed on the campus of the then Sacramento Junior College, the University moved to it’s present site of nearly 300 acres in 1955. The tree-studded campus, with over 25 buildings, has an enrollment of more than 23,000 students. Projected enrollment increases have prompted a flurry of planned facility developments in the next few years. These developments include a new engineering building, a five-story classroom building, a major library addition, a new children’s center and a second story addition to the bookstore. Also planned is a major addition to the residence halls, which currently house more than 1,000 single students in facilities which are among the most attractive in California public higher education. An important adjunct to the campus is the Aquatics Center, located on Lake Natomas, ten miles east of the campus. The center provides water sports safety classroom instruction and recreational activities and has served as the host since 1985 of the prestigious Pacific Coast Rowing Championships. CSUS’s central location in the community and freeway proximity make it one of the most accessible of the 19 CSU campuses to both private and public transportation. Most sites in the Greater Sacramento area can be reached in less than one-half hour from the campus doorstep. Furthermore, the Sierra- Tahoe recreational areas and the many historic, cultural and recreational sites of San Francisco are only a two-hour drive from the campus. Student Life “Something for everyone — and more!’’, truly reflects the variety of activities available to CSUS students both on campus and in the community. | The Associated S tudents, Inc. (ASI) provides the framework for many campus-based activities. ASI operates on a budget of nearly $1 million dollars a year. Activities and services sponsored by ASI range from recreational outings to a bike shop, Child Care Center, community garden and the Aquatics Center. The University Union is the CSUS’s Capital Collegian looks at a winning combination of center of campus activity. The Union provides food service options, from a snack to a full Course meal, recreational activities and a place to relax or study between classes. A continuous variety of free entertainment is conducted in the Union including: concerts, films, performing arts, speakers, dances, etc. And more! Add over 150 student organizations including: cultural, departmental professional, service, recreational, fraternities and sororities, honorary, religious and special interest groups. Residence hall students have their own activity program, complimented by lighted tennis and basketball courts, swimming pool and sauna. lf that’s not enough, students can walk ‘“‘across the bridge’’ to the several coffeehouses along University Avenue, take in a Sacramento Kings game at Arco Arena, visit the Railroad Museum, History Center and Crocker Art Gallery in downtown Sacramento or participate in the night life in ‘‘Old Sacramento.” oe, ee i ee ee, Be = on Oe a ee =! OO) Ce Ee 2 Oe oe eae SF OS CaS) ey beg “Something For Everyone—And More!” Athletics are available for both spectators and participants Sports are important, but just one part of this school Intercollegiate and Intermural athletics are a vital part of campus life at CSUS. In the near future, all athletics will be Division 1 (except football). The facilities are some of the best in the area. CSUS offers scholarships to men in Basketball, Baseball, and Football and to women in Basketball, Softball, and Volleyball. and festivities.” b] YW) © + — 140) Or O) S ® oO — O Y) © hae oO ep) 40) 2D ® = 42) ©) ney {@; oO le am The University Boasts A rich and diverse blend of students CSUS’s student enrollment has it’s roots in nearly every segment of the community, and is more reflective of those segments than many other colleges. The University setting provides students from all backgrounds with a rare opportunity to interact with each other intellectually, culturally and socially in a learning environment. Almost 100 nations are represented in the University’s international student enrollment. Likewise a number of CSUS students enroll at cooperating overseas universities during their upper division and graduate years, while receiving credit toward degree objectives. The University is making a renewed attempt to attract and retain students from certain ethnic minority and other backgrounds which are traditionally underrepresented in higher education. This “educational equity’’ effort involves not only those offices traditionally involved, including Student Affirmative Action, Educational Opportunity a ; ” Program and the Minority Engineering Program, but the entire campus community. CSUS draws students from all age groups. While the average student age remains in the mid-20’s, over ninety percent of the some 1500 new freshmen each year are nineteen years of age or younger. The growing number of over “‘thirty’’ and over “sixty”? students enrolling at CSUS has increased. Reentry students are served through the PASAR program. There’s a lot going on at CSUS CSUS offers many varied Academic challenges and opportunities The strength of the University’s instructional program is the committment of it’s faculty to undergraduate education. Full professors teach at all class levels. They bring with them ‘“‘just the right’ blend of theoretical training and professional experience. CSUS’s academic programs appear to be ‘just what the doctor ordered” based on their popularity. Those programs, which would expect to profit from the location of the University in the State Capital, have gained a well deserved reputation for their strength. The University’s “‘big but not too big’ reputation is well illustrated in the classroom. Actually, class size is less than what one would expect in a university the size of CSUS. Less than 15% of the classes enroll more than 30 students while less than 2% enroll more than 50 students. CSUS students are hardly lost in a vast educational machine as they are at some collegiate institutions. —_- i CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO 6000 J ST. SACRAMENTO, CA. 95819-2694 Non-Profit Organization Sl U.S. Postage Paid Sacramento, Ca. 95819-2694 C Permit Number 47 SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL THROUGH THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION li, 7 X ‘ J Ps a Ss } Y Ne ay TAA - fay . | gt ti re Wuugadl he 0 oe -_ (s : SIETR ey ot etre sewete tights ‘ oo F bp VTE CEOS GE Meds Wee 2 ry oe ee A a. ww w vw AN y ve WN wy YQ ‘ % % SENIORS . { 7 Puy. 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Some of our members 1986-87 Campus ministry is one of the important ways the Church exercises her mission in higher education The Newman Catholic Community gathers Catholics and other Christians on campus for prayer worship, and learning in order to bring the light of the Gospel to illumine the concerns and hopes of the academic community leadership within the Church as well as society, to educate for justice, to Our goals are to form a.Christian faith community, to promote stian conscience and in appropriating faith encourage personal development, to assist each person in forming Chris ach Wednesday which combined worship and enrichment. Apartheid of the topics activities covered. Each semester, we invited other ship which included an outdoor barbecue. A trip jing of ourselves as a Christian community. Our as we worked with children and their Highlights of our 1986-87 year include our Community Evenings e: Fools for Christ (clowning), prayer styles, and new games were some Christian groups on campus to join us for an ecumenical evening of worship and fellows to the coast for a weekend retreat provided fun in the sun as well as a deeper understanc 4th annual trip to Tijuana during semester break brought us first hand experience of poverty families living in a garbage dump. Nine members of our community completed their preparation for the were received into the Church at our Easter Vigil. A Halloween Dance in Fall Semester and St. Patrick's Dance in Spring Semester peace and justice activities. sacraments of initiation and rounded out our calendar of social, religious 2d for John Henry Cardinal Newman increasingly recognized as one of the great minds of the The Newman Catholic Community is name o Roman Catholicism, he created a bridge from the Protestant to the nineteenth century. In his conversion from the Church of England t Catholic world stated that he wished “'the intellect to range with the serted the intellect as a guide to religious faith and once odel for the combination of heart and mind, faith and In his teaching, he ass Cardinal Newman is a m utmost freedom and religion to enjoy the same freedom reason, religious sensibility and intellect The Newman Catholic Community welcomes new members to join us in forming a searc hing, believing, loving. wé yrshipping Catholic presence on campus 2 £ dressing up for Halloween Dance praying together at Community Evening 51 52 A LISTING OF ORGANIZATIONS ON CAMPUS CULTURAL American Vietnamese Alliance African Club Atrican Research Committee Asian Student Union Canada Club Chinese Student Association Club de Espanol General Union of Palestine Students German Club Hellas Indian Assoc. of No. California International Friends Italian Club Japanese Language and Culture Club Korean-American Student Association Loyal Scots MECHA Moslem Student Association-Persian Speaking Group Native American Indian Alliance Organization of Arab Students Pan African Student Union Portuguese Speaking World Samahang Pilipino Sikh Student Federation of America Vietnamese Student Association DEPARTMENTAL-PROFESSIONAL Accounting Society Act Now Players Administrative Management Society Alchemist Anonymous American Criminal Justice Association American Marketing Association American Society of Civil Engineers American Society of Mechanical Engineers Arnold Air Society ssociation for Computing Machinery ssociation of Child Development Majors Association of Counselor Education Association of Political Studies Beta Alpha Psi - Accounting Black Student Business Society Const. Engineering Mgmt Student Assoc. Delta Sigma Pi - Business Fraternity English Club Financial Society Geology Club Human Resources Management Association Information Systems Association Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineers International Business Organization Latin American Business Student Assn. Math Club Minority Organization of Science Students Mu Phi Epsilon International Music Fraternity Music Educators National Conference Organizational Communications Association Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Playwrights Club Pre-Health Professional Student Organization PreLaw Club Recreation Park Majors Association Rho Epsilon Fraternity (Real Estate) Sacramento Anthropological Society Society for Advancement of Management Society of Hispanic Engineers and Computer Scientists Society of Physics Students Society of Professional Journalists Society of Women Engineers Student Association for Medical Technology Student Home Economics Association Student Nurses Association of California Undergraduate Social Work SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Alpha Phi Omega Circle K International Council for Exceptional Children RECREATIONAL SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS Club Basketball Coed Water Polo Downhill Racing Lacrosse Club Racquetball Club Rowing Club Rugby Club at CSUS Running Club Sacramento Shotokan Karate Club Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Alpha Phi Sorority Bionic Sqeezers Delta Chi Fraternity Delta Gamma Sorority Delta Pi Kappa Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Ski Club State Capitol Badminton Club Tae Kwon Do Club Volleyball Club Water Ski Club Weight Club at CSUS Wing Chun Club Women's Soccor at CSUS FRATERNITY-SORORITY Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Interfraternity Council Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Panhellenic Council Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity HONORARY Golden Key National Honor Society Order of Omega Phi Alpha Theta - History Pi Sigma Alpha - Government Psi Chi - Psychology { Sigma Delta Pi - Spanish Tau Beta Pi - Engineering RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS Campus Crusade for Christ Chi Rho Chinese Student Bible Study Group Christian Business Outreach Unltd. Christian Prayer Alliance Christian Science Organization Engineer's Christian Fellowship Fellowship of Christian Athletics Fremont Presbyterian Fellowship Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Lutheran Student Association Newman Catholic Campus Ministry Take-a-Break Warehouse Ministries SPECIAL INTEREST Behavioral Forum Bereavement Group College Republicans Environmental Union Film Club Forum Feminist Lesbians Gays Friends of Central American People Gay and Lesbian Alliance at Sac. State Gospel Choir Jazz Dance Majors Club Nat’ Society of Black Engineers N.O.W. on Campus Organization of Applied Information Technology People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals Presidential Search '88 Progressive Alliance Ranger Club Shalom Chaverim Student Organization for Academic Research U.S. Institute for Theatre Tech. University Art Galleries Association Women's Studies Student Association World Club Young Democrats Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sisters Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi Fraternity (Nu Sigma Chi) Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity United Greek Collaboration Zeta Phi Beta Sorority