SJSU Student Involvement

The Assembly of Nurse Scholars is a club open to all students with an interest in healthcare and the field of nursing. The club connects nursing students and helps to promote learning through a variety of enrichment activities and networking opportunities. Members learn about all of the specialties in nursing through club events like panels and other shared resources. A club leader shared that their motto, lifelong leaRNing, "demonstrates how you basically learn nonstop in the healthcare field as it keeps advancing and changing throughout time." Follow the Assembly of Nurse Scholars on Instagram @ans_sjsu or on Facebook at Assembly of Nurse Scholars for updates about meetings and events!

MISA, or the Management Information Systems Association, has been preparing SJSU students for successful careers in business and technology since 1999. Members engage in professional and personal development, leadership, and networking, and are able to interact with top Silicon Valley companies and employees. One club leader shared that MISA "strives to shape the upcoming leaders of Silicon Valley with the incorporation of their core values of Professionalism, Networking, Kno...wledge, Leadership, Community, Innovation, and Opportunity." Club activities include workshops on resume building, interview preparation, creating a LinkedIn profile, and building a personal brand. Members value "the powerful connections made within MISA" that help them to "better navigate the business world as well as create lifelong friendships." MISA is open to students of all majors and backgrounds. Last year, MISA was the recipient of three awards at the Student Leadership Gala: Advisor of the Year, Executive Board of the Year, and, Student Organization of the Year. Follow MISA on Instagram @SJSUMISA, visit their website www.sjsumisa.org, or follow them on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/sjsumisa/ See more

Klesis Christian Fellowship provides students with a faith community where they can ask questions about God and Christianity. Klesis is a Greek word meaning divine invitation. Members are invited to participate in activities such as discussions, weekly meetings, trips, meals, game nights, hangouts, and Zoom calls and webinars. Club leaders are proud that Klesis Christian Fellowship is a place where students find and build friendships that last well beyond the college years. A...s one member shared, "especially in a time where it is so easy to feel disconnected and discouraged because of what is happening in the world, we want to be a place where students are able to build relationships where they can ask questions, get answers and find support." Klesis is open to all students, whether they are Christian or not. Visit the club's website https://www.sjsu.klesis.org/ to learn more, or follow them on social media @klesis_sjsu. See more

On Tuesday, November 10 we're hosting an open conversation space about COVID-19, the elections, and being a student. We invite all SJSU students, regardless of student organization affiliation, to attend! Join via bit.ly/1110SIConvo

Shellye Archambeau joins us tonight at 7pm for a conversation with Dan Moshavi, dean of the Lucas College and Graduate School of Business. Shellye will be discussing her new book, Unapoloagetically Ambitious, and her insights about leadership, business, and technology after 30 years in the field. Use the link in our bio to register!

The American Library Association Student chapter of the School of Information, or ALASC, encourages community and connection among all iSchool students from across all career pathways. Student leaders are "proud to facilitate meaningful connections for our members. We have terrific events - from touring Blizzard offices, libraries, and archives, to having amazing speakers and working professionals come to help guide our members into the real world." The club helps students co...nnect with the American Library Associtaion and provides meaningful connections to others in the library field. As one student shared, "I'm on the leadership track, but it is great to talk to people interested in archiving or data science and other pathways. Great ideas come from such a nice mix of different pathways!" All School of Information students are members, and benefit from networking opportunities and attending social events. Have a story to share or an event idea? Email them at [email protected] or submit your thoughts via their website https://ischoolgroups.sjsu.edu/alasc/wp-students/. The blog is a great resource for tips and alerts and news about the library world. See more

The Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society, founded at SJSU in 1941, provides fraternity for chemistry students. They're also know as the Chemistry Club or the Chem Club, for short! Members appreciate the chance to connect with other students majoring or minoring in the sciences, regardless of their career path (e.g . pharmacology, med school, education, business, etc.)! Club leaders wanted to share that they are "a diverse, friendly group of students who run eve...nts such as beginning of the year book sales, Halloween socials, and Winter banquets. We also help setup seminars for visiting research professors/guest speakers." They encourage students to join the club to share school experiences and casually learn together. Active members earn additional benefits and gain leadership skills! Follow the Chem Club on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/sjsuchemclub/), Instagram (@Chemistryclubsjsu), and Discord ( https://discord.gg/w57gAX3)! Email [email protected] for more information! See more

The South Asian Student Association (SASA) is a platform for those of South Asian descent and those interseted in learning about and celebrating South Asian culture. The club hosts social, cultural, and professional development events for students, enabling members to build long-lasting friendships and achieve professional success. One student leader shared "everyone takes pride in their South Asian descent and works hard to foster a sense of community. The dedication and ambition makes all the meetings and events worthwhile!" SASA is a new club, founded in spring 2020, and they are seeking new members! To learn more, email them at [email protected] or follow them on Instagram @sasa.sjsu. You can also connect with them and learn about upcoming events through the Sammy app!

The 2020 Election is less than a week away. Did you know we have an Elections Programs website where SJSU community members can find important dates, learn about campus events and student organization and community programs, explore political clubs, and find additional resources related to the election? Link is in our bio! https://www.sjsu.edu//campus-even/election-programming.php

Learn about marketing, building brands, and leading high performance organizations from Shellye Archambeau, and expert with over 30 years of experience in business and technology. Shellye joins us on Monday, November 2 at 6 pm. She will also be speaking about her new book Unapolagetically Ambitious. Registration link in bio. We hope you can join us! Co-hosted by Associated Students San Jose State University and Lucas College and Graduate School of Business.

Women in Business (WIB) is a pre-professional organization that seeks to break glass-ceiling boundaries in the business world. A club leader shared that "Women in Business is committed to providing a nurturing environment where our members can thrive and be better prepared for the workforce." Members gain skills by attending professional development workshops, networking events, confernces, social events, and engaging in community outreach. Students in WIB are empowered to take the steps needed to reach their career goals! To learn more, follow WIB @sjsuwib or visit their website wibsjsu.com. Interested students can submit a membership application through their website, too.

Reformed University Fellowship has been an RSO at SJSU since 2016. Their purpose is to reach students for Christ and equip them to serve. Club members participate in Bible studies and social gatherings. Student leaders are proud to have created a "welcoming and thoughtful community." Through events and meetings, students can grow in their faith in Christ and participate in real (and sometimes hard) conversations and share questions about God and the Bible. One member shared that RUF is committed to the Christian faith but also welcome students from all backgrounds. Follow them @rufsjsu to learn more!