Inter-Club Councils
More information on the ICCs can be found on their Titan Link pages or dedicated websites linked below.
Arts
The Arts Inter-Club Council is a liaison for all arts organizations at Cal State Fullerton. The council hopes to increase communication within the College of the ARts, promote the growth of a unique artistic community, aid the continual success of all arts clubs and organizations, and promote school unity. The AICC provides funding for recognized events on campus, as well as for students traveling to workshops or conferences outside of the university. The AICC also hosts “Arts Week,” to highlight the arts community on campus.
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Business
The Business Inter-Club Council helps to facilitate greater degrees of communication and cooperation between the student business-related clubs, organizations, associations, societies, and fraternities affiliated with the College of Business and Economics. All recognized business clubs report to the BICC and are allowed to propose funding plans to aid their organization. The council itself also coordinates, funds, and hosts college-wide events such as Business Madness. In addition to funding its member organizations, the BICC strives to aid its members in successful operations that benefit student members, the College of Business and Economics, and the University.
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Communications
The Communications Inter-Club Council is the funding council for registered student organizations associated with the College of Communications. The CICC also funds individual students within the College of Communications who seek to fund activities directly related to their majors. The CICC is run entirely by student representatives from the variety of College of Communications clubs and organizations that pertain to the ICC. In addition to funding its member organizations, the CICC strives to aid its members in successful operations that benefit student members, the College of Communications, and the University.
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Education
The Education Inter-Club Council (EICC) serves the current, prospective, and prerequisite students of the College of Education as a funding body from ASI that can help fund travel to education conferences and research. They also serve as an advisory board and a liaison between the College’s clubs, student body, and the Dean’s Office.
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Engineering and Computer Science
The Engineering and Computer Science Inter-Club Council (ECS-ICC) is the funding council for registered student organizations associated with the College of Engineering and Computer Science. ECS-ICC also funds individual students within the College of Engineering and Computer Science who seek to fund activities directly related to their majors. In addition to funding its member organizations, the ECS-ICC strives to aid its members in successful operations that benefit student members, the College of Engineering and Computer Science, and the University.
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Health & Human Development
The Health and Human Development Inter-Club Council (HHD-ICC) is the funding council for registered student organizations associated with the College of Health and Human Development. The HHD-ICC also funds individual students within the College of Health and Human Development who seek to fund activities directly related to their majors. The council itself, hosts, funds, and coordinates college-wide events such as HHD Week. In addition to funding its member organizations, the HHD-ICC strives to aid its members in successful operations that benefit student members, the College of Health and Human Development, and the University.
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Humanities & Social Sciences
The Humanities and Social Sciences Inter-Club Council (HSS-ICC) is the funding council for registered student organizations associated with the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. The HSS-ICC is dedicated to the growth and support of graduate and undergraduate education, research, public service, and professional development. The HSS-ICC also funds individual students within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences who seek to fund activities directly related to their majors. The HSS-ICC also takes part in planning HSS Week and the HSS Symposium, events that showcase the significance of the college and accomplishments of the HSS students and organizations to the university community.
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Natural Sciences and Mathematics
The Natural Sciences and Mathematics Inter-Club Council (NSM-ICC) is the funding council for registered student organizations associated with the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. The NSM-ICC also funds individual students within the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics who seek to fund activities directly related to their majors. The council itself also coordinates, funds, and hosts college-wide events such as NSM Week. In addition to funding its member organizations, the NSM-ICC strives to aid its members in successful operations that benefit student members, the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, and the University.
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