| AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (ASME) (STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE SF BAY AREA PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER) |
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Club at California State University Maritime Academy is dedicated to fostering professional growth and development for students interested in mechanical engineering. As the Cal Maritime chapter of the national ASME organization, our mission is to provide students with resources and opportunities to build strong technical, professional, and social foundations. Through collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and skill development, we strive to prepare students to contribute meaningfully to the engineering field and promote the vital role of engineers in society. |
Joaquin Auger JAuger11@csum.edu |
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| black student association |
The Black Student Association (BSA) at Cal Poly Maritime Academy is committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment that empowers Black students to excel academically, personally, and professionally. Our mission is to advance the recruitment, retention, matriculation, and graduation of Black students through transformative, socially conscious programming that emphasizes academic achievement, leadership development, and community engagement. We strive to promote cultural awareness, advocate for social justice, and celebrate the richness of Black heritage, while preparing students to become influential leaders and change-makers in their fields and communities. |
Romeo Clay. rclay19@csum.edu |
Meets the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month a@ 1100-1200 in the Inclusion Center |
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| BOARD GAME CLUB |
The Board Games Club aims to provide a creative, fulfilling, and interactive outlet for students at California Maritime Academy. We strive to expand access to tabletop gaming by removing barriers and fostering an inclusive environment where students can connect with the vibrant gaming community on campus and in the Bay Area. Through regular events, diverse game offerings, and opportunities to engage with fellow enthusiasts, our mission is to create a welcoming space that encourages fun, creativity, and camaraderie among all students. |
Joshua Lee. JLee16@csum.edu |
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| CAL MARITIME AMATEUR RADIO (HAM RADIO) |
The Cal Maritime Amateur Radio Club is to promote interest in this hobby, help students get their licenses, and provide a community for hands-on learning. This includes teaching practical skills in electronics and radio operation, offering opportunities for experimentation and projects like building antennas, and supporting emergency preparedness through public service and backup communication networks. |
Chamomile Lightstone clightstone29@csum.edu |
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Cal Maritime Mens Rugby
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Cal Maritime Rugby is a competitive collegiate rugby program representing the California State University Maritime Academy. Rooted in tradition, discipline, and camaraderie, the team fosters a culture of excellence both on and off the field. As part of the National Small College Rugby Organization (NSCRO), Cal Maritime Rugby competes at a high level while emphasizing teamwork, leadership, and personal development. Our players embody the core values of the Academy honor, respect, and responsibility while embracing the physical and strategic demands of rugby. Through rigorous training, strong team unity, and a commitment to continuous improvement, Cal Maritime Rugby provides an unparalleled experience that prepares cadets for success in sport, service, and life. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the game, Cal Maritime Rugby offers a brotherhood that pushes you to grow as an athlete and as a leader.
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cjolly79@csum.edu |
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| cal maritime scuba club |
The Cal Maritime Scuba Club fosters a passion for underwater exploration and discovery among cadets of all majors at California State University Maritime Academy. Our mission is to develop skilled and knowledgeable divers, promote teamwork and cooperation, and achieve excellence in community involvement. By encouraging a spirit of adventure and responsible diving, we aim to build a vibrant community that shares a commitment to the wonders of the underwater universe. |
Tobin Valske. tvaske06@csum.edu |
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Cal Maritime Water Polo Club
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Cal Maritime's club water polo team |
cfrazier44@csum.edu |
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Cal Poly Maritime Golf Club
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Golfers competing at the collegiate golf level while bringing unity through the sport |
bbisk01@csum.edu |
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Cal Poly Solano Women's Rugby Club
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To create and foster a fun and competitive atmosphere where students are allowed to play rugby. |
gchacon39@csum.edu |
M/W/F
8:00-10:00 pm
Bodnar Field |
Bylaws (2025) |
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| CMA Canoe-outrigger club |
The California Maritime Academy Canoe Club is dedicated to honoring and perpetuating the tradition of Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddling through education, exercise, and enjoyment. Our mission is to foster a sense of community by maintaining our own canoe, teaching paddling skills, and deepening appreciation for the culture and heritage of canoeing. By promoting teamwork, cultural understanding, and hands-on craftsmanship, we aim to inspire meaningful connections both on and off the water. He Wa’a He Moku, He Moku He Wa’a ("The canoe is an island, the island is a canoe"). |
Rachel Maosi RMaosi94@csum.edu |
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| dungens n dragons (ttrpg) club |
The Dungeons n Dragons (TTRPG) Club strives to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where students can come together to enjoy tabletop games in a casual and social setting. We aim to provide a space that fosters fun, creativity, and camaraderie, all while respecting the balance between academics, extracurricular activities, and personal time. Our club is dedicated to promoting community engagement, inclusivity, and responsible game management, offering access to equipment and opportunities for members to engage in a variety of tabletop games in an environment that values respect and enjoyment for all. |
Nastia Shearer ashearer34@csum.edu Mollie Chiles Mchiles88@csum.edu |
Meets the first Thursday of each month @ 6 pm in Mayo Hall 2nd Floor |
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| Intervarsity club |
The mission of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Chapter at California Maritime Academy is to establish and nurture a Christ-centered community of students and faculty who follow Jesus as Lord and Savior. In response to God's love and grace, we are dedicated to growing in love for God, His Word, and His people of every ethnicity and culture. Our purpose is to advance God's kingdom on campus through worship, prayer, Scripture study, and evangelism, while empowering individuals to live out their faith and purpose in the world. We strive to build a welcoming, supportive community that reflects God's truth and love in all that we do. |
Luke Fernandes. Lfernandes26@csum.edu |
Bible Study: Tuesdays: Lower Res Hall @ 7:30pm Thursdays: Upper Res Hall @ 7pm. Thursdays: McAllister Hall @ 8:30pm Athletes Semester Meetings: September 21st @ 7pm in ABS 102 October 12th @ 7pm in ABS 102 November 16th @ 7pm in ABS 102 December 5th @ 7pm in ABS 102 |
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| la raza |
La Raza Club celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Latinx communities,fostering a campus environment where students can share and embrace their identity, learn about Latin American cultures, and work towards positive social change. |
Sebastian Pinedo. Spinedo43@csum.edu |
Every Tuesday @ 5pm-7pm in the Inclusion Center |
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| pan-asian student association (pasa) |
The mission of the Pan-Asian Student Association (PASA) is to empower Asian and Asian American students by cultivating a supportive and intersectional community that offers transformative and socially conscious programming to foster their academic, personal, cultural, professional growth and ensure their success and retention at Cal Poly Maritime Academy. |
Kyle Lao KLao29@csum.edu |
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| Propellor Club (Student Chapter of the SF Bay Area Professional Chapter) |
The Cal Maritime Propeller Club educates and engages their student members who are interested in the maritime industry by providing them with networking opportunities, industry exposure, and a platform to learn about careers in shipping and related fields. The Cal Maritime Propellor club works closely with the local professional chapter in the San Francisco Bay. The aim of the club is to develop an understanding of the American merchant marine and waterborne commerce among students studying naval architecture, marine engineering, foreign trade, and transportation related fields. |
Katie McGowan Kmcgowan42@csum.edu |
Meet every Tuesday @ 1100 in ABS 101 |
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| Queer Student Association |
The Queer Student Association (QSA) at California State University Maritime Academy is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive community for LGBTQIA+ students and allies. Our mission is to foster a sense of belonging, raise awareness about LGBTQIA+ issues, and advocate for equality, rights, and well-being. Through education, mentorship, professional development, and social engagement, we aim to build a connected and empowered community that celebrates diversity, promotes understanding, and drives positive change. |
Alycia Miramontes AMiramontes18@csum.edu |
Every Thursday @ 6pm in the Inclusion Center |
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| Society of Naval Architects & Mechanical Engineers(SNAME)(Student Chapter of the SF Bay Area Professional Chapter) |
The Cal Maritime Student Section of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) is dedicated to advancing the professional and technical growth of students through engagement with the marine industry. By fostering opportunities for networking, skill development, and knowledge exchange, we aim to empower students to excel in naval architecture, marine engineering, and related disciplines. Through workshops, conferences, and collaboration with industry professionals, we strive to enhance students' education, career readiness, and leadership capabilities while promoting innovation, research, and the global exchange of ideas within the marine sector. |
Thomas Baird Tbaird@csum.edu |
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| Tiara's Legacy Garden Community Club |
The Garden Club is dedicated to practicing organic growing methods and sustainability while creating a welcoming environment for bees, birds, and wildlife. Our mission is to provide a peaceful space for the community and students, foster environmental stewardship, and give back through the cultivation and donation of organic produce. By promoting community engagement and ecological awareness, we aim to inspire meaningful connections with nature and each other. |
Gia Espejo. Gespejo44@csum.edu |
The Garden Club meets the 4th Thursday at 1100 on the last Tuesday; One garden planting and maintenance program per month on a Saturday or Sunday (Date & Time TBD) |
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