In the mid-’60s the first student run programming board at FSU was created, the Union Program Council (UPC). Around 1970 the board changed its name to the Leisure Programs Office (LPO), and the name changed again in 1979 to the Union Program Office (UPO). Finally, in 1983, the organization changed its name to Student Campus Entertainment (SCE) and remained that way until 2005. Over the years the organization has been responsible for planning Homecoming, the film series (formerly in Moore Auditorium), major concerts at The Moon and Civic Center, operation of the Club Downunder venue, late night programming initiatives, and many different special events.
As the organization has grown and as new facilities on campus were created, a few of those responsibilities changed (i.e., the Student Life Center programming the film series in its state-of-the-art theater in 2000, the Club Downunder becoming its own entity to plan on-campus concerts in 2001, and Homecoming becoming its own organization as well in 1999). In the fall of 2005, the Club Downunder programming board and SCE were joined together once again to form Union Productions, one programming board responsible for special events and concerts planned by the FSU Student Union.
