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The CAMP Student Council

The CAMP Student Council is an ASNMSU chartered student organization whose purpose is to assist students in enriching their college experience through community service, fundraising, social activities, and promoting leadership skills.

The CAMP Student Council is open to any student within the University or any of its branches. Attending CAMP Student Council meetings, which are bi-weekly this year, can be of great benefit in such a way that you become part of a family-oriented group. Check out the CAMP Calendar for meeting dates and times.

Sponsored Events

Farmworkers Awareness Week – StuCo Event

Each year during Farmworker Awareness Week, the CAMP Program hosts a series of events to honor and uplift the contributions of farmworkers. As part of this week, the CAMP Student Council leads a special initiative. In 2025, StuCo organized a Bandana Project, where students decorated bandanas with messages of appreciation and solidarity. The finished bandanas were then donated to farmworkers as a gesture of gratitude and support.

Welcome Back Event (2024)

To kick off the new school year, CAMP students gathered at the park for a fun-filled Welcome Back event. The day featured games, food, and music—giving everyone a chance to reconnect, meet new faces, and start the semester with energy and excitement.

Sammy Gurulé Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser

Sammy Gurulé was a former CAMP student who tragically lost his life in the fall of 2006. The fundraiser is an enchilada dinner and was established by the Student Council, along with the help of his parents, Phyllis and Edwin Gurulé. The dinner takes place every year, either in November or February.

Annual Posada

Held on the first Friday of December, the CAMP Student Council hosts its Annual Posada—a festive cultural celebration open to the entire campus. This event offers CAMP students and the campus community a chance to unwind, enjoy traditional food and activities, and celebrate together before finals week begins.

National César E. Chávez Blood Drive Challenge

The blood drive was introduced as a way for minority students to participate in service learning initiatives. It promotes a “healthy” campus event to honor César Chávez, an American civic leader. It takes place during the spring semester.

CAMP StuCo Annual Car Wash

Each September, the CAMP Student Council hosts its Annual Car Wash fundraiser to support club activities throughout the school year. All proceeds go toward events, leadership development opportunities, and community-building initiatives that benefit CAMP students.

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