Joining a club at CSUN not only helps students partake in their interests, but also serves as an outlet for them to grow in different capacities.

“It is so wonderful that whether you are at home or on campus, you can be in your club meeting,” Hajiloo said.Ĭlubs are the cornerstone for campus life and connecting with each other while building your own personal identity and reaching your goals beyond the classroom. Hajiloo said that although the pandemic has taken a toll on student involvement at CSUN, many students are able to join a club that fits their interest through Zoom. There is a club for every student that fits their interest and desires,” Hajiloo said. “‘Meet the Clubs’ event gives many students the opportunity to meet with the different clubs and organizations, as students get to know each club and their members. She has been with the team for almost 10 months and plans all of the events, such as “Meet the Clubs.”

Paige Hajiloo is a student assistant for the clubs and organizations team. CSUN takes pride in helping students’ club experience become a memorable and meaningful experience that will go beyond their college journey. These clubs are designed and geared toward helping students develop leadership skills, teamwork, while learning, growing and having fun together. Meeting the clubs isn’t a walk in the park, but a Zoom call away.ĬSUN has 263 active clubs and organizations that are created and run by fellow CSUN students. Since the pandemic, things have changed slightly. It’s a day to meet all of the clubs on campus and become part of a group that will help propel you into college success for today and into the future. “Meet the Clubs” is an event that happens at the beginning of every fall and spring semester, and is put together by the Matador Involvement Center’s clubs and organizations team. Walking along the paved pathways, CSUN students are engaged and ready to become part of a team and campus tradition.

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