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Get Involved Now — A.S. Interest FormA.S. Boards, Committees & Commissions For You to Join:
A.S. Board of Directors (ASBOD) Committees
The Associated Students Board of Directors (ASBOD) governs A.S. by overseeing broad policies and objectives and ensuring A.S. is upholding its values and goals. Students can join three committees under ASBOD: Audit Committee, Financial Affairs Committee and the Marketing and Communications Committee.
Audit Committee
Purpose:
Oversee the financial reporting process to ensure A.S. financial information is transparently balanced.
Through the Audit Committee, you will…
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- Learn the financial audit process of A.S.
- Review and approve the A.S. financial audit.
Meeting Information:
TBD, scheduled on an as needed basis.
Questions? Contact
Carlos Careaga, Audit Committee Advisor
Financial Affairs Committee (FAC)
Purpose:
Advise the Associated Students Board of Directors on how to preserve and protect the financial stability of A.S. and ensure its fiscal integrity while overseeing, managing and distributing the financial resources on behalf of SDSU students.
Through FAC, you will…
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- Review and approve financial correspondence of A.S. departments, recognized student organizations and College Councils, to include but not limited to travel requests, campus program funding and overall A.S. budgets.
Meeting Information:
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Mondays
10-11 a.m.
Legacy Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Vincent Lin, FAC Chair
Marketing and Communications Committee (MarComm)
Purpose:
Brand, market and promote all A.S. services, events, news and activities to the SDSU community.
Through MarComm, you will…
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- Assist in implementing marketing strategies for various A.S. campaigns to ensure students are given accurate and relevant information in a timely manner.
- Brainstorm and create content for A.S. social media channels.
- Develop promotional items to increase awareness of A.S. programs and facilities.
Meeting Information:
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Wednesdays
1-2 p.m.
Visionary Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Shruti Sharma, MarComm Chair
A.S. Campus Life Council (ASCLC) Commissions
The Associated Students Campus Life Council (ASCLC) oversees all matters pertaining to student programs and program policies. Under ASCLC, students can join the six committees and seven sub-committees under the Aztec Student Union Board.
Aztec Student Union Board (ASUB)
Purpose:
Through the seven different ASUB subcommittees, ASUB promotes student engagement, enriches campus life and cultivates a unique collegiate experience by creating programs in the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union.
Through ASUB, you will…
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- Collaborate with peers to plan diverse and engaging events in the Student Union, fostering creativity and teamwork.
- Leave a lasting impact on campus life by bringing your ideas to fruition and creating memorable experiences for the SDSU community.
Questions? Contact
Julia Beisman, ASUB Chair
Aztec Student Union Board: Aztec Pride Committee
Purpose:
Plan and organize events that encourage connections to the SDSU community and promote lasting school pride.
Meeting Information:
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Wednesdays
2-3 p.m.
Presidential Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Max Dolinsky, Aztec Pride Chair
Aztec Student Union Board: Culture, Arts and Film Committee
Purpose:
Connect students through educational events rooted in diverse cultural backgrounds.
Meeting Information:
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Mondays
11 a.m.-12 p.m.
State Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Kripa Mayureshwar, Culture, Arts and Film Chair
Aztec Student Union Board: Marketing Committee
Purpose:
Market and promote Aztec Student Union Board events and programs by reaching and engaging the SDSU student body through digital and print media.
Through the ASUB Marketing Committee, you will…
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- Dive into dynamic brainstorming sessions tailored for crafting Instagram Posts, Reels and Stories to maximize engagement for the Aztec Student Union Instagram.
- Collaborate on editing and crafting captivating captions to enhance the impact of the Aztec Student Union’s social media presence.
- Participate in the revitalization of social media platforms through strategic planning and innovative content creation during committee meetings.
Meeting Information:
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Wednesdays
1-2 p.m.
State Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Kayla Espiritu, Marketing Chair
Aztec Student Union Board: Music and Entertainment Committee
Purpose:
Create various music and entertainment-based events and showcase the talents of SDSU students and professional entertainment.
Meeting Information:
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Mondays
2-3 p.m.
Visionary Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Francis Hagan, Music and Entertainment Chair
Aztec Student Union Board: Operations Committee
Purpose:
Represent the student voice and advocate for their needs within the Aztec Student Union.
Through the Operations Committee, you will…
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- Collect and evaluate student feedback about the Student Union.
- Inform students about the sustainability and LEED features of the building and develop strategies, policies and projects to support student needs.
Meeting Information:
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Wednesdays
2-3 p.m.
State Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Paige Barclay, ASUB Vice Commissioner of Operations
Aztec Student Union Board: Student Traditions Committee
Purpose:
Lead the planning of student-directed Homecoming week activities.
Meeting Information:
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Fridays
2:30-3:30 p.m.
Presidential Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Bryce Beaulieu, Student Traditions Chair
Aztec Student Union Board: Union Nights Committee
Purpose:
Create late-night, free and safe events for students.
Meeting Information:
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Wednesdays
2:15-3:15 p.m.
Visionary Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Maya Gerassi, Union Nights Chair
Campus Community Commission (CCC)
Purpose:
Serve as a community relations liaison between A.S. and SDSU and foster positive relationships with local community planning groups, local law enforcement representatives and more.
Through CCC, you will…
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- Plan Good Neighbor Clean Up events twice a semester to beautify the college area.
- Conduct semesterly meetings to discuss issues or concerns related to campus safety with campus partners.
- Create campaigns to educate and bring awareness to the SDSU Safe App and other safety resources on campus.
Meeting Information:
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Tuesdays
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Council Chambers (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Yaneli Garcia, CCC Chair
Community Service Commission (CSC)
Purpose:
Organize and facilitate student volunteer community service opportunities on behalf of A.S. for the SDSU community.
Through CSC, you will…
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- Participate in and promote Aztec Unity Projects.
- Coordinate semesterly information fairs to highlight on-campus and local service opportunities.
- Assist with promoting the campus-wide service hour campaign.
Meeting Information:
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Thursdays
2-3 p.m.
Visionary Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Mike Manangan, CSC Chair
Recreation and Wellness Commission
Purpose:
Serve as the student voice on Aztec Recreation activities and programs including intramural sports, recreation classes, sport clubs, group fitness classes, special events, wellness activities, Mission Bay Aquatic Center activities and more.
Through Recreation and Wellness, you will…
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- Learn about and promote on-campus programs and resources for physical and mental health and well-being.
- Assist in the planning and execution of A.S.’ mental health initiative.
Meeting Information:
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Tuesdays
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Council Chambers (3rd Floor, Student Union)
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Questions? Contact
Ida Pountney, Recreation and Wellness Chair
Student Diversity Commission (SDC)
Purpose:
To unite, empower and advocate for members of the underrepresented communities on campus. Through progressive efforts, SDC advises A.S. on relevant policy matters that promote cultural understanding through education to ensure all actions uphold the organization’s value of diversity and reflect the needs of underrepresented communities.
Through SDC, you will…
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- Coordinate opportunities to bring members of diverse backgrounds together.
- Review and develop the A.S. diversity, equity and inclusion plan.
Meeting Information:
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Wednesdays
10-11 a.m.
Visionary Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Ava Alvarado, SDC Chair
Student Support Commission (SSC)
Purpose:
Identify and address student issues or concerns in order to enhance the quality of programs and services currently offered to SDSU students.
Through SSC, you will…
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- Assist with increasing awareness of on-campus and local resources to support students’ needs.
- Work closely with the Basic Needs Center and other university entities to promote programs that address students’ needs.
Meeting Information:
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Mondays
3-4 p.m.
Presidential Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Jasmin Zeis Khalil, SSC Chair
Student Support Commission: Children’s Center Board
Purpose:
Support the SDSU Children’s Center in its mission to provide child care to children, families, students, faculty and staff of the SDSU community.
Through the Children’s Center Board, you will…
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- Participate in the review and approval of the annual budget and review the findings of the California Department of Education’s childcare audit.
- Propose and implement programs that foster family connection, student support and fundraising through its working committees if needed.
Meeting Information:
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Every other Friday
8-9 a.m.
SDSU Children’s Center
Questions? Contact
Michelle Zamora, Children’s Center Board Advisor and Director
Student Support Commission: Commuter Student Board
Purpose:
Ensure resources and programs represent the needs of commuter students.
Through the Commuter Student Board, you will…
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- Voice the opinions and concerns to foster change on campus for all commuter students.
- Work with the Center for Commuter Life to promote the center and their events.
- Represent the commuter student population.
Meeting Information:
TBD
Questions? Contact
Janice Dils, Commuter Student Board Advisor
Sustainability/Green Love Commission
Purpose:
Promote awareness and adoption of sustainability principles and practices to the SDSU community through sustainability initiatives, programs and services.
Through Green Love, you will…
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- Learn about the environmental, social and economic intersections of sustainability from student peers, campus subject-matter experts and community leaders.
- Educate the SDSU community on how to incorporate sustainability into their lives.
- Advocate through a collective student voice for sustainability improvements on campus, such as waste reduction, water and energy efficiency, green purchasing, sustainable transportation and environmental justice.
Meeting Information:
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Wednesdays
11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Park Boulevard (1st Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Rylie Ridpath, Green Love Chair
A.S. University Council (ASUC) Committees
The Associated Students University Council (ASUC) works towards strengthening the connection between SDSU administration and students by serving as the primary student representative body. Under ASUC, students can join the External Relations Board, Lobby Corps and University Affairs Board.
External Relations Board (ERB)
Purpose:
Identify issues impacting students and develop action plans and policy positions while collaborating with other entities focused on community and government relations.
Through ERB, you will…
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- Support important initiatives to boost student voter engagement.
- Provide outreach to elected officials.
- Actively advocate on behalf of the SDSU community on key issues.
Meeting Information:
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Mondays
10-11 a.m.
Council Chambers (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Derrick Herrera, ERB Chair
External Relations Board: Lobby Corps
Purpose:
Advocate for students at the local, state and national level on matters pertaining to higher education, the CSU system and SDSU.
Through Lobby Corps, you will…
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- Develop strategies for outreach to elected officials.
- Inform A.S. leaders on the importance of student advocacy.
- Gain professional experience in advocacy, legislative research and public speaking.
Meeting Information:
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Mondays
Meetings twice a month (bi-weekly) during the fall semester and weekly during the spring semester.11 a.m.-12 p.m.
Visionary Suite (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Abby McLachan, Lobby Corps Chair
University Affairs Board (UAB)
Purpose:
Coordinate and execute the research and development of SDSU policies and advocate for students on academic, student or university-related issues.
Through UAB, you will…
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- Help influence university policies.
- Champion student voices on key academic and campus issues.
- Connect and collaborate with campus leaders to drive meaningful change.
Meeting Information:
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Thursdays
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Council Chambers (3rd Floor, Student Union)
Questions? Contact
Trinity Dang, UAB Chair