Recreational Organizations

DANCE XPRESS:
(September, 2008) To bring together students who attend California State University, Fresno and build up another source toward success.  This organization will become an outlet for enjoyment and exercise.

F.R.E.A.K.S. (FINDING RESPONSIBLE & ENTERTAINING ACTIVITIES ON KAMPUS)
(October, 2011) To provide all students at Fresno State the opportunity to engage in responsible and entertaining social activities; to enhance decision-making and analytical skills through the strategic competition offered through today's board games; to aid in the development of interpersonal skills; to provide a meeting place for the students of Fresno State to safely interact with peers.

FRESNO STATE BULLDOG CYCLING CLUB:
(February, 2011) To create opportunities for personal growth and leadership development for both new and elite student cyclists both on and off the bike, ensuring that the sport is low cost and accessible to any student who wants to ride or race a bike.

FRESNO STATE CRICKET CLUB:
(July, 2010) To encourage students from various cultures from California State University, Fresno to bond and play cricket together and learn community skills.

FRESNO STATE FENCER'S CLUB:
(November, 2007) To teach Fresno State students the Olympic sport of fencing.  Students will earn the history, rules, technique, and theory of the sport while becoming physically fit and having fun.

FRESNO STATE FISHING CLUB:
(February, 2009) To interact and associate with other people who all share the common passion for fishing.  The desire to enrich the member's knowledge of fishing, conservation, and social interaction is at the core of the club's purpose.

FRESNO STATE FLORICULTURE CLUB:
(May, 2008) To promote the aim and interest of floriculture; the field of floriculture through design, creativity and the inspiration of decor. Creating community awareness and promoting good will by interacting with students from high schools as a community classroom.  To provide organization through which the above aims and purposes can be expressed and the public informed. To cooperate with other organizations within the college and elsewhere; to encourage the use of flowers as decorative material at organizational meetings and other functions where such material is appropriate.

FRESNO STATE LONGBOARDING CLUB:
(November, 2010) To form and develop a community of longobarders on the Fresno State campus; provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with fellow students who participate in longboarding for transportation or recreational intentions.  This club will offer the enhancement of student's college lifestyle with friends through a common interest of longboarding.

FRESNO STATE MOTORSPORTS:
(February, 2012) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of California State University, Fresno and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.

FRESNO STATE NATURE CLUB:
(February, 2011) To instill an appreciation of the natural world in all Fresno State students and the community through outdoor field trips, hikes, and education; to raise awareness about habitat conservation, endangered species protection, sustainable use of natural resources and biodiversity enhancement.

FRESNO STATE MEN'S RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB:
(November, 1991) To promote the growth of the sport of rugby in Fresno.  We look to recruit individuals who will share in the athleticism and traditions that surround the sport.  We welcome anyone that is willing to look for a challenge.  Our ultimate goal is to recruit enough people to compete as a university club team.  There have been previous trips to tournaments as well as games arranged with the Fresno Rugby Club.

FRESNO STATE PARKOUR & FREE RUNNER'S CLUB:
(February, 2011) To help students excel not only mentally for the purpose of achieving their academic goals, but physically in developing useful acrobatic skills, fitness and good health.  Parkour is not only a useful way to spend recreational time, as well as being the most inexpensive sport ever, it also stimulates creative thinking, building up character, self confidence and courage.  Parkour and free running are in fact great reflections and tribute to the "unconquerable human spirit," as well as all the core principles and values that built the earliest universities and in fact and not excluding this once (Fresno State).

FRESNO STATE ROLLER SPORTS CLUB:
(November, 2010) To provide students with the opportunities for developing, improving, advancing, encouraging, and promoting the benefits of amateur roller sports in all its forms, branches and activities.

FRESNO STATE SOCCER CLUB:
(September, 2006) Our club is a social club and is open to all.  Our aim is to promote a soccer culture on campus. It doesn't matter if you play or not.  We try to get our members out to watch the Fresno State Women's team when they play home games at the Bulldog Stadium.  We hosted a successful indoor tournament and hope to do more of that this semester.  We also try to get more students involved with the soccer intramurals.  We have built a solid tradition of watching Europe's most popular soccer tournament on a weekly basis at "The Bucket" on campus.  Our members enjoy half price food at these events and get a chance to meet and greet other members.  These members come from all over the globe and are one of the more culturally diverse clubs on campus.  The club is truly international as it has members from Germany, England, Sweden, Japan, India, France, US, Mexico, Brazil and more.  Right now we are in the middle of building a club team to face other universities in California, we are in a league with teams including Stanford, UC Merced, UC Santa Cruz. 

FRESNO STATE WOMEN'S RUGBY CLUB:
(February, 2010) To provide students with opportunities for association and interaction with the faculty and administration of California State University, Fresno and to instill the desire for self-improvement, scholastic excellence and the cultivation of civic responsibility.  The Fresno State women's Rugby Club believes in setting high standards for its Rugby program.  College rugby provides an outstanding opportunity for students to develop leadership and management skills, bring positive recognition to the college or university, and promote a high standard of physical fitness.

RC SPEED N' STRENGTH CLUB:
(March, 2010) To bring together individuals with an enthusiasm for adventure training, physical fitness, and outdoorsmanship, and give them opportunities to participate in events that would enhance their skills, fitness, and cultivate a sense of camaraderie.