ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CALIFORNIA STATE

Campus programs - provides co-curricular learning environments and experiences for the students at csu, chico. Kcsc radio is csu, chico's student-owned and operated internet radio station. The child development lab is a program funded in part by the activity fee combined with grant funding, as described in the sponsored programs section below.student programming - student generated programming to facilitate, motivate, educate, and celebrate the wide spectrum of clubs and organizations recognized on the csu, chico campus. Students have the ability to approach funding councils with proposals while recognized campus organizations also have the ability to participate in the annual revenue allocation process held during the campus elections.community programs - community action volunteers in education, a volunteer organization coordinated by students offering both educational and volunteer opportunities to csu, chico students focusing on kids and/or adult programs, weekend immersion programs and supports the service-learning mission of the campus. Contract programs - in addition to its variety of in-house programs, the associated students contributes operational funding for a collection of campus-based entities that provide significant programs and services to the student community. Government affairs - the activity fee fund is guided and governed by the eight elected students who comprise the government affairs committee (gac) and, aided by staff support, oversee the extensive network of as councils and student appointments to integral campus committees that collectively demonstrate the objective of shared governance on the csu, chico campus. The elected positions and their various initiatives represent academic and legislative affairs, environmental affairs, community affairs, and diversity affairs.

Child development laboratory (cdl) - the cdl provides low-cost, high quality childcare and development services to the children of students, thereby enabling parents to attend csu, chico. The cdl serves infants from eight weeks old through pre-kindergarten aged children. The program maintains a partnership with the child development program and is the official observation lab site for csu, chico. Students are able to enhance their educational experience and knowledge through direct experience, observation, testing and research.