CSUB 60+ Club

What is the 60+ Club?

The CSUB 60+ Club, founded in 1986, is made up of people from all walks of life who are concerned citizens, who are active, curious, and have time to pursue lifelong learning. It is a partnership between the University and the local community of retired people. Its purpose is to provide personal enrichment, educational opportunities, volunteer challenges, and social activities in a campus environment. Learn more about the history of 60+ Club here.

Membership

Anyone who is age 60 or over, or is retired, or whose spouse is retired, can be a member. College graduation or previous college attendance is not a requirement. Benefits for members include making new friends and joining in social events; learning more about our university and community; and use of the Walter Stiern Library on campus. Dues are $40 per year ($20 after January 1). Click here for an application form or contact the Alumni Engagement office at 661-654-3211.

Benefits

Benefits for members include opportunities to make new friends and participate in social events; to learn more about our university and community; use of the Walter Stiern Library on campus; and volunteer opportunities.

Meetings

Club meetings are held on the CSUB campus on the second Thursday of every month (except May, which is held on the first Thursday).

View the operational details of the 60+ Club in our Policies, Procedures, and Bylaws.