Diversity is Our Strength

DIVERSITY IS OUR STRENGTH

EQUITY & ACCESS

• CSULB works to ensure students meet and retain their educational goals, remove barriers to accessing education and to create an engaging community.

• We strive to integrate diversity, equity, and educational inclusion into the fabric of our institution.

• We encourage an inclusive culture of respect, collegiality and civility.

• We build high quality learning opportunities by ensuring equitable access to effective educational practices.

FACULTY & STAFF AFFINITY GROUPS

Asian Pacific Islander Network

org-apiafsa@csulb.edu

Black Faculty & Staff Association

blackfsc@csulb. edu | www.csulb.edu/bfas

LATINX Faculty & Staff Association

lfsa@csulb. edu | www.csulblfsa.wordpress.com

Queer & Trans FSA

shae.miller@csulb .edu | www.cla.csulb.edu/lgbtqia/for-faculty-staff

Sistahs-on-Campus

terri.armstrong@csulb.edu

STUDENT SUPPORT PROGRAMS

To learn more, visit www.csulb.edu

The Beach Pantry offers non-perishable food items and school supplies, like books, notebooks and other items for students in need.

562.985.5264 | asi-pantry@csulb.edu

asicsulb.org/corporate/discover/beach-pantry

The Beach Transfer Transition Center assists transfer students, provides a space to create community, acts as a referral center, and connects students to support services throughout campus.

562.985.5352 | bttc@csulb.edu | linktr.ee/CSULB_BTTC

The Bob Murphy Access Center provides assistance to students with differing abilities in pursuit of their educational goals.

562.985.5401 | bmac@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/bmac

CSULB Village is a faith based organizations whose congregants represent underrepresented student populations at CSULB, for example, African-American, Asian-American, Latina/o/x, Native-American and Pacific Islander.

562.985.8576 | csulb.edu/student-affairs/csulb-village

The Dream Success Center empowers undocumented students in their pursuit of higher education and fosters a supportive campus community dedicated to their educational and personal success.

562.985.8576 | dream@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/dream

The Educational Opportunity Program serves first-generation, historically low-income students by providing access and equity to higher education by providing academic and financial aid counseling, tutoring, orientation and community outreach.

562.985.5637 | eopadmissions@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/eop

The Guardian Scholars Program assists current/former foster youth in their educational pursuits.

562.985.2639 | DSA-csulb.guardian@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/guardianscholars

The Learning Center provides our diverse student population with academic support services and tutoring as well as strategies to improve online learning and study techniques that empower students’ success.

562.985.5350 | TLC-info@csulb.edu

csulb.edu/academic-advising-at-csulb/the-learning-center

The Men’s Success Initiative is designed to provide an inclusive and supportive environment where men of color can receive academic support, mentoring and engagement in sociocultural dialogue.

562.985.5587 | mensuccess@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/msi

The Office of Multicultural Affairs enriches students’ sense of belonging on campus by creating spaces that highlight and respect the varied backgrounds, ethnicities and cultures.

562.985.8150 | multiculturalaffairs@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/oma

TRIO Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program prepares and supports underrepresented undergraduate students in their pursuit of doctoral studies.

562.985.2040 | mcnair@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/mcnair

The TRIO Student Support Services Program is a federally-funded program designed to assist students who are low-income, first-generation to college, or have a disability by promoting a positive learning environment, building a sense of belonging, and serving as advocates for participants.

562.985.2185 | sssp@csulb.edu

csulb.edu/student-affairs/student-support-services-program

University Housing & Residential Life offers inclusive communities such as First Gen, Black/Pan African Scholars, Pride/LGBTQIA+ and the University Honors House that promote shared personal and academic interests.

562.985.4187 | housing@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/housing

Veterans Services helps service members, veterans, and eligible dependents access the educational benefits they earned by serving in the armed forces of the United States.

562.985.5115 | veterans@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/student-affairs/veterans-services

The Women’s & Gender Equity Center is a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment that offers services, support and resources for students.

562.985.8576 | wgec@csulb.edu | csulb.edu/wgec

ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROGRAMS

Our campus-wide academic resources help you on your college journey. For more examples and information, visit www.csulb.edu/academic-affairs/academic-programs

College of the Arts

Design PC Labs

College of Business

Center for Student Success

College of Engineering

Engineering Tutoring Center

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology Tutoring Center

College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Jensen SAS Center

Math & Science Tutoring

Division of Academic Affairs

Bickerstaff Academic Center

English Language Training Programs

The Learning Center

University Writing Center

Get Involved

Enhance your college experiences by getting involved. To learn more, visit www.csulb.edu/sld

CLUBS

Become an active part of the campus community by meeting new people, gaining leadership experience, and furthering your educational or extracurricular interests by joining a student organization.

• American Indian Student Council

• Black Student Union

• Cambodian Student Society

• Eritrean Ethiopian Student Organization

CULTURAL EVENTS

• Hermanas Unidas de Long Beach

• Korean American Student Association

• La FUERZA Student Association

• 300+ clubs

CSULB cultural events connect you with communities you identify with, bringing together students, staff, faculty, student organizations and campus resources just for you!

• Cultural Graduations

• Cultural Welcomes

• Heritage Months

• POW WOW

SORORITIES/FRATERNITIES

Providing opportunities for our student leaders to participate in activities that will enhance their personal development, promote academics success and advance leadership skills.

Sororities

• Alpha Kappa Alpha

• Chi Delta Theta

• Delta Delta Delta

• Deta Gamma

• Delta Sigma Theta

• Sigma Gamma Rho

• Zeta Phi Beta

HONOR PROGRAMS

Fraternities

• Alpha Kappa Phi

• Alpha Kappa Psi

• Alpha Phi Alpha

• Delta Chi

• Omega Psi Phi

Providing an academic, community-minded and culturally diverse environment for a talented, premier group of highly qualified students.

• President’s Scholarships

• University Honors Program

ATHLETICS

Enriching the lives of our student-athletes through academic and athletic success while embracing an inclusive and diverse environment for our Beach Family.

• Club Sports

• Intramural Sports

• NCAA Division 1

LONG BEACH COLLEGE PROMISE (LBCP)

LBCP is a partnership between the Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD), Long Beach City College (LBCC), California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) and the City of Long Beach. This partnership promises all LBUSD graduates the opportunity to receive a college education.

BEACH PATHWAYS

This program encourages applicants from targeted communities based on low socioeconomic status and historically low rates of college going to submit supplemental materials for a holistic admissions review.

CITY OF LONG BEACH

Explore our diverse city and participate in attractions and events such as:

• Aquarium of the Pacific

• Cesar E. Chavez Park

• Long Beach Juneteenth

• Long Beach Pride Festival & Parade

• Museum of Latin American Art

• Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum

• The Queen Mary

• Rancho Los Alamitos Historic Ranch & Gardens