Active membership in registered StudOrgs shall be limited to registered students from the campuses (this includes the Delano
Campus). Active members may participate at all levels in the organization’s activities (beyond membership registration and
payment of financial obligations) as determined by the organization. Membership shall be on a completely volunteer basis and
shall not be the basis of academic credits nor shall any coercion be used forcefully to maintain membership. The designated
advisor and designees of the StudOrgs are considered a part of the StudOrgs membership.
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African American Student Union
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Agriculture Club
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American Chemical Society Student Chapter
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American Sign Language Club
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Automotive Club
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Bible Fellowship
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Cinema Society
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Computer Science Club
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Criminology Club
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Culinary Arts club
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Delano Tutoring Club
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Disabilities Inspire and Support Change Club
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Electrical Engineers Club
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Engineers Club
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EOP&S/CARE/and CalWORKs Club
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Fit Mind Body Club
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Future Teachers Club
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Geology Club
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Hispanic Organization Promoting Engineering
and Science Club
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International Student Organization
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InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
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Japanese Culture Club
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Korean Culture Club
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Libertarians Club
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Math Club
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Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA)
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Muslim Student Association
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National Alliance on Mental Illness
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National Society of Black Engineers
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Outdoors Club
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Philosophy Club
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Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Alpha Nu
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Pre-Law Club
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Pre-Med Club
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Pre-Physician Assistant
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Red Cross Club
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Renegamers
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Relay for Life
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SAGA
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Student Alumni Nexus
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Student Health and Wellness Advisory Committee
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Student Learning Alliance
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Student Nursing Association
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Student for Civic Engagement for Renegade Impact
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Students for Life
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Students for Sensible Drug Policy
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Students for the Truth
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Theatre Club
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Veteran’s Club
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VEX-U Competition Robotics Club
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Visual Arts Club
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WECOMM
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Women in Science and Engineering
Don’t see an organization that meets your interest? Let’s start one. Visit the Office of Student Life (CC4) for more details.
RENEGADE PANTRY
Campus Center, Room 4 | (661) 395-4355
The Renegade Pantry began in 2009, when there was a massive cut to California Community College special needs
programs, which led to a growing need among students. BCSGA responded to the needs of their constituents and developed
the Renegade Pantry program. The Pantry’s main goal is to help maintain the health and welfare of Bakersfield College
students through organized college, community sponsorships, and donations of non-perishable food items. Access to
adequate food is basic human right, and the attendance of college should not forfeit this right.
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We believe in empowering students with healthy food as quickly as possible in order to prevent additional stress
to academics.
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