Resources and Opportunities
The Latina/Latino Studies department is committed to supporting students through accessible resources and meaningful opportunities. This page features scholarships, student organizations, and services that foster learning, connection, and success.
The knowledge and experience gained through the Latina/Latino Studies Department prepare students to bring together theory and practice. We understand that engaged learning happens inside and outside of the classroom. We encourage students to work collaboratively with community organizations and engage in a reciprocal production of knowledge.
Student Organizations
The following organizations are student-run and managed with the supervision of the Division of Student Life. For a list of all student organizations, please visit https://sfsu.campuslabs.com/engage/organizations.
Spreads knowledge on how multiculturally diverse LatinX culture is and the impact the African diaspora had on LatinX culture.
Email: afrolatinxsfsu@gmail.com
The intention is to elevate the Central American narratives at SF State while aiding in a successful transition in and out of higher education.
Email: cafe.sfsu@gmail.com
Promote wellness by providing direct medical care, educational literature and student-run presentations on health-related topics (i.e., diabetes, malnutrition, hypertension, substance abuse) pervasive in the community we wish to serve. Most importantly, we are guided by the expressed needs of the community.
Email: clinica@ucsf.edu
Phone: (415) 320-7758
Location: 1245 Alabama Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
Provides graduate and professional resources and leadership opportunities for predominately Latinx college students and alumni by participating in and organizing community service, collegial networking, retention, recruiting and academic/professional development events and workshops.
Promotes four pillars of education, politics, social change, as well as cultural awareness to the SF State and Bay Area community.
Email: larazasfsu@gmail.com
The Latino/a/x Film club is a spotlight for aspiring Latin filmmakers and different ethnicities to share their common interest in Latin American culture and film.
Email: LatinoaxFilmClub@Gmail.com
The purpose of this organization is to create a safe space, educate, and empower queer (LGBTQIA+) Latinx people, other people of color, and allies at SFSU. As an organization we strive to destigmatize the negative stereotypes placed upon queer (LGBTQIA+) Latinx people.
We will achieve our goals through intentional community outreach, campus programs and events, and collaboration with SFSU’s queer (LGBTQIA+) curricular and co-curricular departments and resources.
Email: ltnxqc@gmail.com
Hosts and organizes a range of annual activities and events in order to exercise critical thinking, raise cultural awareness and empower political consciousness amongst youth on campus and our communities.
Phone: (415) 338-1657
Location: Cesar Chavez Student Center T-117