About Us!
The purpose of this organization shall be to provide both Caribbean and other students with an active voice on campus in matters concerning Caribbean students at Florida State University.
The Association provides social, cultural, and educational activities for the FSU and Tallahassee communities. The Association is open to people born in the Caribbean, people of Caribbean ancestry, and people who are interested in Caribbean culture and affairs. |
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Membership Info
Membership shall consist of degree seeking students at Florida State University who actively participate in meetings, activities and committees of the Association and who are in good financial standing with the Association. Members of the Tallahassee Community are welcome to participate in all activities sponsored by the Association.
No hazing or discrimination will be used as a condition of membership in this organization.
No university student may be denied membership on the basis of race, creed, religion gender, age, sexual orientation, nation origin, martial status, parental status; disability, or the inability to pay dues.
Dues
Dues will exceed $10.00 per semester and shall be paid upon becoming a member of the Association. Dues shall cover the period beginning on the first meeting of the semester and ending with the first meeting of the following semester.
A Little History
- Formerly know as the “Caribbean Club”
- Officially registered & established on Florida State’s campus on Feb 7, 1975
- 1st Caribbean Club to be established in the State of Florida
- Officially under the Florida Caribbean Students Association (FCSA)
- Member of FCSA’s District 1 with FAMU CSA and Haitian Cultural Club of Tallahassee(HCC)
- One of the Black Students Union’s umbrella organization & active member of COBOL (Coalition of black Organizational Leaders)
FCSA – Florida Caribbean Student Association
At a “gathering” of different Caribbean organizations in 1991, FCSA was officially established on Florida State University’s campus. The Florida Caribbean Students Association (FCSA) is an umbrella organization that mobilizes Caribbean Student Associations in the Florida College and University system and serves as a median of interaction between Caribbean stude4tns throughout the state of Florida. The current FCSA advisor, Mr. Marlon Hill (a graduate of FSU), was the founding president of FCSA. Today, FCSA has become the mother organization to over thirty organizations at different colleges and universities across the state of Florida. The first “gathering” ahs since progressed to what is currently know ass FCSA’s Biannual Conference. The Conference lasts one weekend in both the Fall and Spring School Semesters, and travels to a different college/university each semester conference registration is open to everyone, including current FCSA members, past alumni and the general public. For more information related to Conference please contact us or refer to the Conference tab. |