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Clubs play an important role on the California Baptist University campus by encouraging students to pursue interests, develop leadership skills, create meaningful relationships, and enhance academic achievements.
The official CBU clubs platform is CBU Connect!

We are committed to ensuring your success as you participate in clubs. Any questions, please contact ClubsandOrgs@calbaptist.edu to communicate with our Program Coordinator of Student Clubs, Natalie Wagner.

Active Student Clubs

Explore our list of clubs for the 2026-27 academic year and discover opportunities to connect with other students who share your interests.

**Student clubs and organizations are open to all students, except for academic clubs and organizations whose memberships may be restricted only on the basis of involvement in the particular academic discipline.**

Accounting Society

The mission of the Accounting Society is to guide CBU students toward their future career in business while introducing different aspects of experiences and struggles within the industry. This society creates a community for everyone to expand their knowledge, increase their network, and provides the opportunity to ask skilled professionals or other peers any questions about their experience.

Alpha Eta Rho

The mission of Alpha Eta Rho is to bring people together with a common love of the field of aviation!

American Institute of Chemical Engineers

The mission of AIChE is to provide a community for the chemical engineers at CBU where students can work, grow, network, and compete. Since chemical engineering is a difficult major, we want to provide the students at CBU with the help they need and opportunities to flourish. While this club is designed for chemical engineering students, this club is open to all students.

American Red Cross Club

The mission of the American Red Cross Club is to serve the campus and community by promoting compassion, preparedness, and lifesaving support. The Red Cross Club focuses on serving others in the community regardless of age, race, or background. During meetings and events, officers will also raise cross-cultural awareness about international emergencies. Members will be encouraged to discuss how to prevent and address these emergencies.

American Sign Language Club (ASL)

The mission of the ASL Club is to encourage and support students pursuing careers related to the Deaf community by offering and facilitating activities that promote greater Deaf awareness, learning opportunities, and relationship building among Deaf friends in the community and among fellow classmates.

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)

The mission of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is to advance sustainable and innovative engineering solutions, foster networking and collaboration among industry professionals and future civil engineers, and advocate for leadership within the professional field. ASCE is dedicated to providing essential value to all members and partners by encouraging innovation, excellence, and participation in career-enhancing events. Through education and collaboration, we are committed to building a promising future for our members, equipping them with the skills and connections needed to thrive in their careers and contribute meaningfully to society.

American Society of Mechanical Engineers (e-HPVC)

The mission of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (e-HPVC) is to serve the local CBU community with opportunities to develop professional skills, work as a team for the annual Engineering Festivals hosted by ASME, and provide practical experience in mechanical engineering.

Architecture Engineering Construction (AEC)

The mission of the Architecture Engineering Construction (AEC) Club is to create an active community that enables professionals in the AEC industry through collaboration, creativity, and ongoing education. AEC is committed to progressing in the field, providing valuable networking opportunities, and vital resources and assistance. The mission is to foster a culture of honesty, sustainability, and innovative solutions in the built environment, while advancing professional development, industry excellence, and members' expansion and success.

Art Club

The mission of the Art Club is to provide CBU students with a space to be creative and build community with each other. Subsequently, the aim is to bring recognition and glory to God as creator and to supply a low-stress environment where students can relax and have an artistic outlet.

Artificial Intelligence Association

The mission of the CBU Artificial Intelligence Association is to bring together students of all majors to learn how to use AI effectively and ethically, guiding them toward their future careers. This organization allows students to network with like-minded peers through workshops, projects, and other events. AIA will give CBU students the opportunity to have conversations with guest speakers and experts who are knowledgeable about AI in their desired careers, and open doors to internships and jobs.

Asian & Pacific Islander Club (AAPI)

The Asian American and Pacific Islander Club is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, inclusive community that celebrates and honors the rich cultural heritage and diverse experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander individuals. The mission is to provide a supportive space for members to connect, share, and grow both in community and fellowship through cultural exchange, educational opportunities, and community engagement.

Association For Computing Machinery (ACM) | Technology Engineering Club

ACM | Technology Engineering Club exists to equip students across computing and engineering disciplines with the real-world skills, project experience, and professional network needed to launch meaningful careers in tech. What started as a chapter built mainly around competitive programming has grown into something broader. Members now work across software, cybersecurity, game development, and hardware, often on projects for actual outside companies, and our mission grew with them. The ACM chapter status is kept because that competitive and academic foundation still matters, but the club isn't limited to it anymore. Members will graduate with real experience, real connections, and real work behind them, not just meetings attended.

Athletic Training Student Association (ATSO)

The mission of the Athletic Training Student Organization (ATSO) is to foster the professional and personal growth of students pursuing a career in Athletic Training. ATSO is committed to providing educational resources, practical/clinical experiences, and community engagement opportunities that enhance members' knowledge, skills, and professional development. Through collaboration, mentorship, and advocacy, ATSO strives to cultivate a supportive network of healthcare professionals that empower future Athletic Trainers to excel in their careers and contribute positively to the health and well-being of athletes and active individuals.

Biology Club

The mission of the Biology Club is to develop a passion for the biological sciences and an admiration of God’s creation as well as to provide educational and inspirational support to those majoring in Biology and similar majors.

Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES)

The mission of the Biomedical Engineering Society is to promote a collaborative and inclusive community to advance human health through education, discovery, and translation.

Black Student Union (BSU)

The Black Student Union believes each person has been created for a purpose. It seeks to consolidate this view with a Christ-centered educational experience that teaches about the history, culture, and social experiences of African Americans, Africans, and other ethnic and cultural minorities. The Black Student Union also seeks to facilitate a community based on faith-based accountability and spiritual mentorship. Members of the BSU will also encourage the spiritual development of undergraduates, graduates, and professors. Alumni of the CBU Black Student Union will be able to boast the wealth of knowledge they obtained from the community of California Baptist University to glorify God and distinguish themselves in the workplace and the world. They will also be able to articulate how their specific cultural experiences were acknowledged and valued by our community of faith. This Constitution subscribes to the regulations and policies of the university.

Botany Club

The mission of the Botany Club is to inform students on God's amazing botanical creations, how to care for them, and how to be sustainable with them. Additionally, the Botany Club aims to create a community around plants that is open to all students.

CBU American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Chapter

The mission of the CBU American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) Chapter is to develop future aviation and airport industry leaders by promoting professional growth, leadership, networking, and service. The chapter strives to connect students with industry professionals, provide meaningful educational and career development opportunities, and foster excellence in airport management, aviation operations, safety, and innovation.

CBU Climbing Club

The mission of the Climbing Club is to nurture a faith-based community that is driven by love for experiencing God’s Creation on and off the wall. This club aims to foster relationships that encourage one another to grow in faith and embrace adventure.

CBU Hiking Club                  

The mission of the CBU Hiking Club is to honor God by using our bodies to explore his creation and to maintain wellness. The club seeks to encourage and support our fellow club members and to advance knowledge and skill together.

CBU ICMA Student Chapter

The CBU ICMA Student Chapter is dedicated to integrating students into the local government management profession through a unique "Bridge Model." The club leverages the real-world expertise of DPA and MPA practitioners to mentor aspiring leaders across all departments, including business, health, and law, to promote ethical governance and social responsibility in public service.

CBU Motorsports

CBU Motorsports' goal is to help students excel at practical engineering skills in a number of categories, increase their work experience, create desirable job candidates after graduation, and navigate the engineering field from a Christian perspective. The CBU Motorsports team competes in the Formula SAE competition. The Formula SAE competition challenges teams of university undergraduate and graduate students to design, fabricate, develop, and compete with small, formula-style vehicles. The competition is an engineering education competition that requires performance demonstration of vehicles in a series of events, both off track and on track. Each competition gives teams the chance to demonstrate their creativity and understanding of various engineering disciplines and compete directly with other students from around the world.

CBU Nertz Club

The mission of the Nertz Club is to use the game “Nertz” as a launching platform to create a tightly knit fellowship of everyone who loves Nertz!

CBU Off Road

The mission of the CBU Off Road Club is to create a learning-based off-road community at CBU where anyone can participate, regardless of experience or whether they own a built vehicle.

Whether people are completely new to off-roading or have years of experience, there is always something to learn from each other. The goal of this club is to build a community where students can learn from one another, develop practical skills, meet new people, and enjoy the outdoors together.

The club hopes to strengthen and grow the existing off-road culture at CBU while helping students become more prepared and responsible off-roaders.

 

CBU Pickleball Club

The CBU Pickleball Club exists to build a welcoming community where students can grow in fellowship through connection with others and enjoy the sport of pickleball together. Through recreation, service opportunities, and friendly competition, our mission is to produce Christ-centered relationships, promote healthy living, and provide a space for all students to belong.

CBU Run Club

The mission of CBU Run Club is to glorify God by bringing students together through physical activity, Christian fellowship, and service. The club seeks to encourage students to care for their bodies, strengthen their faith, build meaningful relationships, and reflect Christ through the way they live and serve others. The club aims to push each other in their spiritual walk and our physical abilities!

CBU Snow Sports Club

The mission of CBU Snow Sports Club is to provide a welcoming, uplifting, and faith-centered community for students who have a passion for skiing, snowboarding, and the mountains.

CBU Soccer Club

The mission of the CBU Soccer Club is to bring students together through a shared love of soccer while promoting community, sportsmanship, teamwork, and an active lifestyle. The club aims to create a welcoming environment where students can compete, have fun, build friendships, and represent CBU positively through the sport of soccer.

CBU Spikeball Club

The mission of the Spikeball Club is to build a fun, welcoming community at CBU where students can connect and share life through the game of spikeball. The club aims to use the sport to bring people together, creating a space to play hard, share a meal, and support each other through prayer. This Club is driven by Proverbs 27:17: "Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another."

CBU Ultimate Frisbee Club

The mission of the Ultimate Frisbee Club is to provide a welcoming, encouraging, and faith-centered community for anyone who loves to play or wants to learn the game of Ultimate.

Chemistry Club

The mission of the Chemistry Club is to create a fun and educational community for those interested in any chemistry field! The club hosts several events throughout the semester to promote interest in the fascinating inner workings of God's Creation. Events include the Chemistry Demo Night, Tye Dye Night and other fun educational activities!

Clio Society

The Clio Society exists to provide fellowship for students seeking to deepen their understanding of the discipline of history. The leadership helps others understand history, culture, and their role in current events, all through the lens of a Christian worldview.

Commuter Club

The mission of the Commuter Club is to create a strong sense of belonging for commuter students by fostering community, connection, and involvement throughout the academic year. As a social club, the Commuter Club seeks to bridge the gap between commuting and campus life by attending university-sponsored events as a club, providing information about commuter resources and opportunities, and hosting a variety of social and community-building activities each semester. Through these efforts, the club aims to ensure that commuter students feel supported, valued, and connected to the broader campus community.

Creative Writing Club

The mission of the Creative Writing Club is to encourage creativity, community, and critical thinking in members, giving them a safe space to practice their craft of writing with other like-minded people. This club strives to build up members and those around them through the use of the arts, all from a faith-based perspective.

Crochet Club

The mission of the Crochet Club is to fellowship together by learning crochet projects and providing a friendly, stress-free environment that builds relationships through creativity, service, and faith.

Cruize at CBU

The mission of Cruize at CBU Club is to unite people, not just in faith and education, but through hobby, passion, and interest in the automotive community. This club aims to unite people with others outside their major and allow students to take a break from school and connect on a different level with others, while promoting safe driving, and will not tolerate recklessness within the automotive community.

Disney Club

The Disney Club aspires to build community among the students of CBU by coming together to appreciate a common interest. They seek to entertain, inform, and inspire the student body by bringing the magic of Disney to campus. They wish to create a safe and loving environment for all students by hosting events that seek to celebrate our differences.

Education Club

The mission of the Education Club is to reach students who have a passion for teaching and support them to be successful in the education field.

Environmental Science Club

The mission of the CBU Environmental Science Club is to build a community focused around educating members about the natural world. Through events and meetings, they hope to help shape our members into good stewards of God's creation, and to put our skills into practical use by caring for the environment in and around campus.

Forensic Psychology Club

The mission of the Forensic Psychology Club is to host guest speaker events that allow forensic psychology students to hear presentations given by professionals in the psychology field and educate students on possible career paths they can take with a forensic psychology degree.

Forensic Science Club

The Forensic Science Club's mission is to educate and provide an environment for students interested in forensic investigation with speakers and fun hands-on events that involve insight into the field.

Global Business Integration Society

GBIC equips students across all academic disciplines with practical business competencies, real-world consulting experience, and opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration. Through service-oriented projects, professional development initiatives, and community partnerships, members learn to apply business principles in ways that strengthen organizations, empower people, and honor the principles of ethical stewardship.

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

The CBU IEEE student chapter is a student-led organization that is designed to bring students together toward the common goals of camaraderie, intellectual and spiritual growth, and understanding of Electrical and Computer Engineering concepts through meetings, projects, and activities, in accordance with Matthew 5:16.

Intercultural Studies Club

The mission of the Intercultural Studies Academic Club is to cultivate a Christ-centered student community that helps students follow Jesus faithfully across cultures with gospel clarity, cultural wisdom, and public faithfulness. Grounded in Scripture and shaped by the worldwide Church, the club seeks to help students understand people and cultures more carefully, communicate across cultural and religious differences, grow as intercultural leaders, connect Christian mission with professional vocation, and serve churches and communities with humility, courage, wisdom, and compassion. The club embraces the conviction that people are not projects. Every person bears the image of God and should therefore be approached with dignity, curiosity, disciplined listening, reciprocal relationship, and Christian love. Through relationships, learning, leadership, service, professional development, and community engagement, the club will create opportunities for students to bring together Gospel. Culture. Mission. in the places where they live, study, work, worship, and serve.

Interior Collective Club

The mission of the Interior Collective Club is to bring interior design students together through creativity, collaboration, and community. They strive to connect academic learning with real-world experiences by creating opportunities for students to share knowledge, develop professional and creative skills, and learn from one another. Through meaningful events, collaborative projects, and cultural exchange, the club aims to foster an inclusive environment that celebrates diverse perspectives and strengthens the connection between students, the interior design field, and the community around them.

International Justice Mission (IJM)

CBU IJM is a globally oriented club providing students with the opportunity to engage in the pursuit of justice for disenfranchised peoples, specifically against human trafficking, violence against women and children, and abuse of power. IJM  accomplishes this through 3 core principles: advocacy, which includes both educating about and inspiring action against systems of oppression, communal prayer and theological education about God’s heart for the broken, and fundraising on campus.

Investment Club

The mission of the Investment Club is to foster a community of academically prepared, biblically rooted, globally minded, and equipped-to-serve individuals in the field of finance or in any alternative career paths one might pursue.

Kinesiology Research Journal Club

The mission of the Kinesiology Research Journal Club (KRJC) is to inspire, motivate, and educate kinesiology students to grow a passion for research. Through peer review and collaboration amongst fellow students and faculty oversight, the KRJC hopes to build an environment where students can engage in research literature in kinesiology and exercise science. The KRJC will build up students who are guided by the latest research, who critically interpret results, and who aim to apply their newfound knowledge in any kinesiology or exercise science field.

Lancer Chess Club

The mission of the Lancer Chess Club is to create a welcoming community where students can learn, play, and grow through chess. The club seeks to help members develop strategic thinking, patience, creativity, focus, and problem-solving skills while building friendships and school spirit. Through practice, friendly games, and competitions, the Lancer Chess Club aims to encourage students to discover their potential and pursue excellence in both chess and life.

Lancers for Life

The Lancers for Life Club is dedicated to changing the cultural narrative on abortion, supporting women with unplanned pregnancy, and saving lives through good faith discussion, love, and Christ-like service.

Latino Student Union (LSU)

The mission of the Latino Student Union (LSU) is to promote Latino/Hispanic Cultures on campus while working together with all students to create a friendly atmosphere to discuss shared interests and differences, while educating students about Latino/Hispanic culture. LSU’s efforts to spread the value of higher education through organized activities are also reflected in their efforts to include the Great Commission in every event.

Marketing Club

The Marketing Club at California Baptist University empowers students to develop creative, ethical, and purpose-driven leadership through hands-on marketing experiences, cross-club collaboration, and participation in external business events. Rooted in a Christ-centered approach, the club prepares students to lead with integrity and impact their communities locally and globally.

Math Club

The mission of the CBU Mathematics Club is to inspire fresh ideas, offer peer support, and cultivate a welcoming, fun environment where students can grow academically and socially. The club is committed to the Division of Natural and Mathematical Sciences, and wants to serve the campus through community and fellowship, promoting the thoughtful integration of faith and mathematics. By serving others in a Christ-like manner, they empower future mathematicians to be bold in their convictions, honoring the understanding that God both created and sustains the beauty of mathematics. The CBU Mathematics Club is ready and excited to learn and grow together through logical problem solving and teamwork.

Medical Missions Club

The mission of the CBU Student Medical Missions Club is to equip and inspire students to serve others through healthcare, education, and compassion, reflecting Christ’s love in all we do. Many students have a heart to serve but don’t know where to start, and this club exists to connect them with opportunities to make a real impact through medical missions, community outreach, and campus initiatives. “Serve one another humbly in love.” – Galatians 5:13

National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMAS)

The mission of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMAS) is to encourage collaboration and community amongst diverse individuals, foster genuine connections between students and professionals, as well as showcasing CBU student character and work. The club’s vision is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating all students, but especially minority students in order to enable them to excel in their career paths and have a major impact on the quality of life of communities locally and across the globe.

National Society of Black Engineers

The mission of the National Society of Black Engineers is “to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.” The California Baptist University chapter will advance this mission by cultivating academic excellence, technical and professional development, leadership, service, and a welcoming community for students interested in engineering, computer science, technology, mathematics, and related fields.

National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA)

CBU NSSLHA aims to provide students who are interested in the fields of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology with opportunities to learn more about these professions and the diverse populations they work with. Along the way, members will have the chance to build lasting friendships, connect with peers, and engage in meaningful service within our community.

Nutrition Club

The mission of the Nutrition Club is to promote a healthy lifestyle, positively impact the community, and encourage good nutrition habits. Everyone needs to eat, so let's enjoy our food in a way that is good for our bodies and minds too!

Philosophy Club

At the heart of the Philosophy Club is a commitment to cultivating critical thinking and ethical reflection from the Christian perspective. The club’s mission is to create a vibrant and open-minded community that explores life's profound questions through the Christian lens. The club will embark on a captivating journey of intellectual exploration and lively discussions. It is dedicated to making philosophy accessible, engaging, and enjoyable for all, regardless of prior exposure to philosophical ideas.

Physician Assistant Student Society

The purpose of the Physician Assistant Student Society shall be to serve as the official organization for the students of the California Baptist University Physician Assistant Student Society, to promote academic achievement and clinical excellence, and to promote the PA as a member of the healthcare delivery team. The PA Student Society will also emphasize the importance of becoming a globally minded and biblically rooted practitioner, who is equipped to serve all populations.

Pre-Dental Club

The Pre-Dental Club aims to provide a supportive and engaging community for students with an interest in dentistry. The club is committed to promoting oral health awareness, community service and academic excellence, and collaboration among future dental professionals.

Pre-Law Society

The Pre-Law Society is dedicated to fostering the academic and professional development of CBU students aspiring to enter the legal field. The club’s mission is to provide a supportive and dynamic environment that equips members with the knowledge, skills, and experiences necessary for success in their Pre-Law journey.

Pre-Medical Club

The Pre-Medical Club aspires to empower aspiring medical professionals. The club is dedicated to fostering a community that integrates faith, service, and academic excellence. Through organized events, they aim to equip members with a comprehensive foundation in pre-medical knowledge, critical thinking skills, and ethical principles rooted in biblical values. Their mission is to inspire a generation of healthcare leaders who are committed to serving diverse communities, promoting holistic well-being, and positively impacting the world through their unwavering dedication to both medicine and faith.

Pre-Optometry Club

The purpose of the Pre-Optometry Club is to be the source in helping undergraduate students achieve their goals of being optometrists. As a Pre-Optometry club, they will bring awareness and allow for the field of Optometry to be known around campus. Insight will be provided to students through professionals within the desired field and through connected practices allowing for a source of networking and possible hands-on opportunities.

Pre-Pharmacy Club

The mission of the Pre-Pharmacy Club is to support and inspire students through education, leadership, and community involvement. The club aims to provide opportunities for professional growth, foster collaboration, and contribute to the advancement of pharmacy practice and patient care. The club's goal is to cultivate a supportive network that prepares members for successful careers and encourages a lifelong commitment to excellence in pharmacy.

Pre-Physical Therapy Club

The Pre-Physical Therapy Club’s mission is to encourage, prepare, and provide support to students interested in pursuing the field of physical therapy while creating a sense of community among students with similar career interests.

Pre-Physician Assistant Society

The mission of the Pre-Physician Assistant Society is to provide students with knowledge about the Physician Assistant profession, aid them in pursuing a career in health care, and build community.

Pre-Student Osteopathic Medical Association (Pre-SOMA)

Pre-SOMA, the undergraduate division of the Student Osteopathic Medical Association (SOMA), a national organization of students pursuing a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Degree, allows pre-medical students to become a part of this community at CBU. The club strives to equip students interested in pursuing careers in the medical field with a variety of opportunities, skills, and knowledge, specifically in osteopathic medicine, a branch of medicine that views an interrelated unity in all systems of the body, with each working with one another to promote healing of the mind, body, and soul. In addition to providing information regarding scholarship opportunities, mentorship, and chances to connect with D.O. students, admissions, and physicians nationwide, the club offers service opportunities focused on underserved communities. The Pre-SOMA mission is to inspire future healthcare leaders to promote holistic well-being with an emphasis on preventative, whole-person care.

Pre-Vet Club

The mission of the Pre-Vet Club is to inspire and equip future veterinary leaders rooted in Christian values. The club is committed to fostering excellence, building strong connections in the veterinary community, and providing a supportive environment where students can grow in both their faith and professional skills.

Public Health Club

The Public Health Club's mission is to cultivate a community of students who are enthusiastic about advancing wellness and health. The club’s mission is to enable, uplift, and educate our members so they can take the lead as proactive public health leaders. The club's joint efforts aim to educate, engage, advocate, and support. The club hopes to improve public health and encourage others to join us in building healthier communities by working together.

Radiological Science Club

The mission of the Radiologic Science Club is to build and foster relationships in the professional industry of Radiologic Sciences. The club provides encouragement and education to people seeking a better understanding of what is included under the umbrella of Radiology. This club shares information about entering the field of Radiology and encourages growth in the various radiology specialties.

Renew | Engage | Act | Connect | Hope (REACH)

The REACH Club is a student-led Bible study dedicated to the reconciliation of others to God through Renewal, Engagement, Action, Connection, and Hope. 

Robotics Team

The CBU Robotics Team encourages students to build teamwork, communication, and leadership skills while competing in an international, intercollegiate robotics competition. Their process includes design, manufacturing, programming, testing, and documentation. This club practices public speaking and marketing skills as we work to obtain sponsors, engage the community, and build a robot and team that has style. God gave us creativity to use for His glory; let’s change the world!

S.T.E.M. G.I.R.L.S.

The mission of the STEM GIRLS Club is to bring together a diverse community of students who are passionate about discovery, innovation, and service through the sciences. At CBU, our club provides a space for fellowship, encouragement, and collaboration, while also empowering members to integrate their God-given purpose into their studies and future careers. Beyond our campus, we are committed to cultivating interest and guiding others toward meaningful opportunities in science and innovation.

Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

The mission of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is to engage the community through events designed to connect people and grow them both academically and spiritually. They work to create events that develop skills and resources that will be helpful in the engineering industry, so that our members are academically prepared for their future careers. As a club, they also work to connect with the community by collaborating with local high school STEM clubs and industry workers to learn from those in the industry and share their experiences with those interested. Due to being part of the national organization of SWE, they are able to connect beyond just our local community with the organization of SWE as a whole through conferences and other resources. SWE aims to work God into all events to grow together as Christians while working together as engineers. SWE is a club designed to create a diverse environment where all students are encouraged to join and learn about and experience the dynamics, assets, and challenges of engineers, with a special focus on women in engineering. This will be accomplished by hosting speakers, touring companies, and providing events for students to engage with one another to forge stronger relationships that will carry into the workplace upon graduation.

South Asian Student Association

The mission of the South Asian Student Association is to provide a welcoming and supportive space for all CBU students to come together, celebrate South Asian culture and heritage, and grow in community and fellowship. Through cultural events, education, and service, this club aims to reflect CBU's Core 4 commitment to being Globally Minded while honoring the diversity and beauty of God's creation.

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)

The mission of the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image while honoring Christ through excellence in Athletics.

Students of Nursing Association (SONA)

The Students of Nursing Association (SONA) hopes to be the hands and feet of Jesus Christ as nursing students at California Baptist University.

Student Veterans of America (SVA)

The mission of the Student Veterans of America (SVA) is to empower student veterans, service members, and dependents by providing a supportive community that fosters personal, academic, and professional growth. They are dedicated to advocating for veterans' success, promoting leadership, and creating a more cohesive veteran community at CBU.

Swing Dance Club

The CBU Swing Dance Club is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community of swing dance enthusiasts who are equipped to serve others through our passion for dance and community. CBU Swing Dance Club is also dedicated to creating a commitment of integrity and respect for one another that upholds Christ-like love and brotherhood. The goal is to foster an inclusive environment where members can learn together and celebrate the art of swing dance while upholding the core values of California Baptist University.

The Vine – Women’s Health Club

The Vine exists to create a space for individuals who are pursuing a health career pertaining to or consistent within women’s health, including but not limited to nursing, physician assistance, and medical/osteopathic doctor. The club is rooted in scripture's call to 'remain in the vine,' to help those in need and bear good fruit through Him in an honorable line of work. The club believes that physical, spiritual, and emotional wellness is a reflection of the kingdom of God, and aims to support aspiring health professionals by supplementing this. It is their mission to prove that all deserve to feel the love of God through His helping hands here on Earth.

Turning Point USA Lancers

Turning Point USA Lancers aims to educate students about the importance of freedom, free markets, and limited government through non-partisan debate, dialogue, and discussion.

Volleyball Club

The Volleyball Club exists to build a community of students from any background that desire to play volleyball with one another.