United Black Student Unions of California
The United Black Student Unions of California has a 50 year history of providing leadership and motivational activities for high school students in Northern, Central, and Southern California regions.
What we do
High school Black Student Unions send student delegations to highlight progress in college admission, political and social trends, networking, and personal, academic, and character development.
Started in Southern California in 1973, UBSUC connects BSUs across the state through local, regional, and statewide activities—cultivating leadership and preparing students for college and careers.
Regions
Explore what's happening in each region and discover how local BSUs are leading change through conferences, campus visits, leadership training, and community-driven action.
Major Initiatives
Three initiatives guide UBSUC's work—expanding BSU presence, deepening college engagement, and supporting post-secondary success.
Working toward a BSU at every high school in the state, expanding to liaison with middle schools.
Scholarships, mentorships, speakers, admissions info, and conventions co-hosted with colleges and universities.
Career pathways and mentoring that support graduation, workforce entry, and giving back as mentors.
Highlights
A look back at UBSUC Convention 2017 (Loyola Marymount University).