Black Student Clubs & Organizations

Fannie Lou Hamer Queen Mother Society

The Fannie Lou Hamer Queen Mother Society was founded at CSUDH in 1996 by Dr. William A. Little. The organization is comprised of women who represent and honor our ancestors for their wisdom, vision, and innumerable sacrifices in the face of adversity. They remind us of our collective responsibility to encourage young people to continue to strive for excellence.

The goals of the Fannie Lou Hamer Queen Mother Society are to: (1) Support the African Studies Department in developing intellectual, social, and cultural programs that enhance public awareness and knowledge of the Africana experience (2) Serve as mentors to African Studies Students (3) Be advocates for Africana Studies faculty and students in the community (4) Serve as a source of inspiration and wisdom to the Africana community and (5) Represent the University as its pubic ambassadors.

African Grove Black Theatre Program

New African Grove Black Theatre Program (BTP), is committed to staging works by new and established African-American dramatists, that illuminate the African-American experience for people of all ages and ethic groups. In addition to staging plays, the BTP also offers special topics courses, guest artist workshops, educational tours, and community outreach throughout the greater Los Angeles area.

The Black Resource Center

The mission of the Black Resource Center BRC is to improve the collegiate experience and educational outcomes of Black students at California State University, Dominguez Hills by providing a network of academic, personal, and professional support services and culturally-relevant programming. The center aims to be a safer and more welcoming space that promotes the holistic growth and development of Black students through the joint effort and support of faculty, staff, administrators, and the broader DH community.

Black Faculty and Staff Association

The Black Faculty and Staff Association at CSU Dominguez Hills is a group of professionals who share a common bond of or interest in African ancestry and/or the African American experience. We are a diverse group that represents many nationalities and cultures. United by a common goal to encourage and exemplify personal, professional, and academic excellence, we aim to serve as leaders and role models, and be a network of support for each other as well as to the students this university serves.

Mervyn Dymally African American Political and Economic Institute

The mission of the Mervyn M. Dymally African American Political & Economic Institute is to build community and institutional memory, through a digital archive, of the history and contributions of African American elected officials, business leaders, and community leaders who have influenced the progress of the State of California and the nation; to influence public policy debates through on-going academic and community research dealing with African American political and economic development concerns and impacts in California and elsewhere around the nation; to help develop the next generation of elected officials, civic, and policy leaders; and to engage the CSUDH community through cultural experiences that promote the Dymally influence in the African Diaspora.

Male Success Alliance

The Male Success Alliance (MSA) mission is to improve access, retention and graduation rates of young men of color at CSUDH. MSA offers academic support, personal and professional development and mentoring. Through creating a culture of brotherhood, integrity and perseverance MSA positively impacts the lives of the young men. Although MSA is focused on increasing success of Young Men of Color, we welcome and support all students. MSA is open to anyone regardless of race, color, and national origin, and also sex.

Sisters United

Sisters United empowers Black women-identified students to become leaders in their communities. This program is designed to educate students on the history of Black women in politics, community development, advocacy, economic development, and influence health and wellness outcomes. Sisters United connects students with CSUDH Mentors to build positive relationships that last throughout the years and foster academic success and personal growth. This program is open to all CSUDH students, regardless of race, color, national origin, or sex.