Our Mission 

^{To enrich the collegiate experience, Campus Activities and Student Organizations (CASO) will provide  quality, student-centered programs, services, and involvement opportunities which celebrate diversity, promote retention, and foster leadership, civic engagement and student development.}

 
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H1N1 Updates

Do Your Part to prevent the flu. Student Organizations are asked to follow the following tips to help prevent the spread of H1N1 at Texas State.

Prevention Tips

• Persons who develop a flu-like illness should stay home until fever-free for 24 hours, without the assistance of medication.
• Persons who become ill should avoid contact with other people as much as possible.
• Cover your mouth and nose with tissue or your arm sleeve when coughing or sneezing. Use the tissue only once then discard.
• Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially before touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
• Get vaccinated for seasonal influenza.
• Get vaccinated for H1N1 Influenza when the vaccine is available.

Most Recent Update from CASO

You may read the most recent information provided by the Campus Activities and Student Organizations (CASO) office here.

A link to the portion of the ASG meeting (8/31/09) regarding H1N1 prevention may be found here.

All Student Organizations must file Student Organization Registration forms with Campus Activities and Student Organization by October 1st of each year and keep a current officer roster updated and on file in the appropriate office as noted below. Registered Student Organizations will be required to re-apply for registered status if they fail to file these forms.

a) Greek and other Registered Student Organizations - Campus Activities and Student Organizations
b) Sports Clubs - Campus Activities and Student Organizations & Campus Recreation

Other responsibilities of Registered Student Organizations include:

• Registered Student Organizations must have a Faculty/Staff advisor who is employed by the University at least one-half time.

• The following officers, or their equivalent, of Registered Student Organizations must have and maintain a 2.25 Texas State cumulative grade point average: President, Vice President, and Treasurer.

• A minimum of two leaders, or designated representatives of each Registered Student Organization, must attend the Texas State Leadership Exchange in the Spring of each year.

Four Square Tournament for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Texas State University-San Marcos has been involved with the St. Jude Four Square Tournaments since the fall of 2003. Each year the committee at Texas State organizes a letter writing campaign that generates the funding necessary to keep children well and instills hope in the hearts of everyone that helps. For more information and tournament registration, visit the Four Square Tournament website.