Student Organizations Council

Cocoa Boko, Spring 2011

Relationship Statement

Texas State University believes that freedom of thought, innovation and creativity are fundamental characteristics of a community of scholars. To promote such a learning environment, the University has a special responsibility to seek cultural diversity, to instill a global perspective in its students and to nurture sensitivity, tolerance, and mutual respect. Student organizations at Texas State University-San Marcos actively participate in and contribute to a vibrant university community by meeting these expectations. The approximately 300 registered student organizations at the university provide valuable experiences and opportunities for students to grow as individuals, leaders, and community members. Campus Activities and Student Organizations (CASO) staff members, in conjunction with LBJ Student Center staff, work to be proactive in guiding student organizations by providing education, training, and consultation. The LBJ Student Center and CASO partner with registered student organizations to continue to enhance the University community.