Dean of Students’ Office Hours

Dean of Students Office
Titan Student Union, Room 235
(714) 278-3211
M-F 8am-5pm

The Dean of Students Office houses the Judicial Affairs Officer, the Dean of Students, and staff support for the many programs and services described elsewhere. Staff from the office partner with faculty to provide the Fullerton First Year program, a unique learning community for the first time freshmen. In addition, the office serves an advocacy function, helping students to find their way through our complex university organization, problem-solving, consultation and referral to other offices. Through student government and Dean of Students support, student interested are represented on university committees.

Greek Life
Titan Student Union room 235
(714) 278-3211
M-F 8am-5pm

There are 23 Greek fraternities and sororities on CSUF's campus, with more than 800 members involved in a wide range of activities. These include Pan Hellenic councils, Greek Week, the Greek Alumni Advisory Council and more. You'll find fellowship, academic support, leadership training, participation in campus activities, and service both on and off campus.

Judicial Affairs
Langsdorf Hall room 235
(714) 278-3211
M-F 8am-5pm

Judicial Affairs helps prepare students for academic success by defining the standards of behavior expected of CSUF students. Academic integrity and appropriate behavior, both on and off campus, are applicable to how you live and function in the community. This ensures that all members of the campus community can thrive in an environment conducive to growth and learning. The staff also responds to allegations that a student has violated university standards and provides a fair and timely response to guarantee that due process is afforded to all.

New Student Information Center
Langsdorf Hall room 112
(714) 278-3120
M-F 8am-5pm

Visit this location for general campus information, directions, or to arrange for a campus tour. This office handles all activities relating to new student orientations for incoming freshmen and transfer students to CSUF.

Student Leadership Institute
Langsdorf Hall room 235
(714) 278-5999
M-F 8am-5pm

The Student Leadership Institute is a student-run certificate program that offers participants different plans, each with a series of one and two-hour workshops. Learn leadership skills, peer education, diversity awareness and understanding and much more. Students gain valuable information and training that helps not only on campus but when they graduate. Each year, about 600 students participate in this program.

Student Life Office
Titan Student Union room 237
(714) 278-3211
M-F 8am-5pm

Visit with an advisor regarding co-curricular activities on campus. Get information on student services, community service and leadership development opportunities, current clubs and organizations at CSUF, flyer and poster approval, and general information on campus life.

Student Organization Area
Titan Student Union room 245
(714) 278-7622
M-F 8am-5pm

View listing of campus activities and events, make reservations for clubs and organizations at various locations around the campus, get information on the 200+ clubs and organizations on campus, start a new club using our information packets, flyer and poster approval, and information for fundraising and leadership activities. Also the location of the student organization mailroom.

Student Information & Referral Center
University Hall room 178
(714) 278-2501
M-TH 10am-7pm and Friday 10am-3pm

Are you confused on who to talk to? Receive general academic referrals. Find out about campus events and involvement opportunities, get general information, flyers and posters approvals, or attend special programs and workshops. Extended hours are available for evening students.

Volunteer and Service Center
Langsdorf Hall room 2
(714) 278-7623
M-F 9am-5pm

Learn the joys of developing projects and working with faculty members to see the skills you've learned in the classroom put into action. Volunteering for community and campus projects gives students the chance to contribute to the community while developing their skills. Approximately 500 students have contributed countless hours to working with children, the elderly and other community members.