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24 2010-2011 California State University, Fresno General Catalog
Associated Students, California State University, Fresno
Student Affairs
University Student Union, Room 316 & 317
559.278.2656
FAX: 559.278.2720
http://asi.csufresno.edu
Associated Students
As the recognized student body
governing organization, Associated
Students, California State University,
Fresno provides a means for effective
student participation in the gover-nance
of the university, fosters aware-ness
of student opinions on campus
issues, assists in the protection of stu-dents’
rights, and provides programs
and services to meet the needs of the
students and campus community.
The ASI Leadership Team comprises
three separate branches of govern-ment.
The executive officers include
the following: president, executive
vice president, and vice president of
finance. Seventeen senators are elect-ed
either as representatives of their
academic college/school or as at-large
senators. There are eight academic
representatives: agricultural sciences
and technology, arts and humanities,
business, education, engineering,
health and human services, science
and mathematics, and social sciences.
The at-large senators are responsible
for activities and projects related to
specific campus constituencies and
issues, such as student organizations,
activities, and parking.
The third branch is the Student
Court, comprising a chief justice, vice
chief justice, and associate justices.
The Court makes rulings on actions
taken by executives and senators.
How Do I Become a Member
of Associated Students, Inc.?
Enrolled students who pay campus
fees at Fresno State are automatically
members of the ASI. Students can get
involved in ASI programs, services,
and governance by contacting the
ASI office or by visiting the Web site
listed above.
The per-semester student body fee
supports programs such as campus
publications, recreation and intra-mural
sports activities, and student
organizations, as well as provides for
the day-to-day operations of student
government.
How do I get involved?
There are many exciting opportuni-ties
for involvement in ASI. Please
visit the Web site or call the office for
more information.
Programs and Services
Within the annual operating budget,
funds are allocated to student organi-zations,
intramural and club sports,
programs and services, and education
initiatives.
• Student Clubs and Organizations
Funding. The annual budgeting
process for student groups gives
organizations an opportunity to
request funds for speakers, promo-tional
and publicity, entertainment
performers, and more. In 2008-
2009, $110,000 was budgeted
for recognized student clubs and
organizations.
• Educational Research and Project
Grants. Educational Research and
Project Grant (rGrant) offers finan-cial
support to both graduate and
undergraduate research projects
(under faculty supervision) in all
academic disciplines. See the ASI
office for details.
• Instructionally Related Activities.
This program, which is adminis-tered
by ASI, provides funding for
activities and laboratory experienc-es
that are partially sponsored by
an academic program, discipline,
or department and that are inte-grally
related to ASI instructional
offerings. More than $500,000 was
allocated in the 2008-2009 school
year. More information and ap-plications
are available on the ASI
Web site.
• ASI Readership Program. ASI
provides hundreds of copies of the
Fresno Bee and other newspapers
such as the New York Times for
the campus each school day. Pick
up your free copy at one of the 18
newsstands on campus.
• ASI’s Laptop Loaner Program.
ASI provides laptops for students
to check out for free at the Henry
Madden Library. Students with two
forms of identification; one must
be a Fresno State ID. Students can
rent laptops for up to four hours at
a time.
Associated Students, Inc.
Object Description
| Title | 2010-11 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2010-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 024 |
| Full Text Search | 24 2010-2011 California State University, Fresno General Catalog Associated Students, California State University, Fresno Student Affairs University Student Union, Room 316 & 317 559.278.2656 FAX: 559.278.2720 http://asi.csufresno.edu Associated Students As the recognized student body governing organization, Associated Students, California State University, Fresno provides a means for effective student participation in the gover-nance of the university, fosters aware-ness of student opinions on campus issues, assists in the protection of stu-dents’ rights, and provides programs and services to meet the needs of the students and campus community. The ASI Leadership Team comprises three separate branches of govern-ment. The executive officers include the following: president, executive vice president, and vice president of finance. Seventeen senators are elect-ed either as representatives of their academic college/school or as at-large senators. There are eight academic representatives: agricultural sciences and technology, arts and humanities, business, education, engineering, health and human services, science and mathematics, and social sciences. The at-large senators are responsible for activities and projects related to specific campus constituencies and issues, such as student organizations, activities, and parking. The third branch is the Student Court, comprising a chief justice, vice chief justice, and associate justices. The Court makes rulings on actions taken by executives and senators. How Do I Become a Member of Associated Students, Inc.? Enrolled students who pay campus fees at Fresno State are automatically members of the ASI. Students can get involved in ASI programs, services, and governance by contacting the ASI office or by visiting the Web site listed above. The per-semester student body fee supports programs such as campus publications, recreation and intra-mural sports activities, and student organizations, as well as provides for the day-to-day operations of student government. How do I get involved? There are many exciting opportuni-ties for involvement in ASI. Please visit the Web site or call the office for more information. Programs and Services Within the annual operating budget, funds are allocated to student organi-zations, intramural and club sports, programs and services, and education initiatives. • Student Clubs and Organizations Funding. The annual budgeting process for student groups gives organizations an opportunity to request funds for speakers, promo-tional and publicity, entertainment performers, and more. In 2008- 2009, $110,000 was budgeted for recognized student clubs and organizations. • Educational Research and Project Grants. Educational Research and Project Grant (rGrant) offers finan-cial support to both graduate and undergraduate research projects (under faculty supervision) in all academic disciplines. See the ASI office for details. • Instructionally Related Activities. This program, which is adminis-tered by ASI, provides funding for activities and laboratory experienc-es that are partially sponsored by an academic program, discipline, or department and that are inte-grally related to ASI instructional offerings. More than $500,000 was allocated in the 2008-2009 school year. More information and ap-plications are available on the ASI Web site. • ASI Readership Program. ASI provides hundreds of copies of the Fresno Bee and other newspapers such as the New York Times for the campus each school day. Pick up your free copy at one of the 18 newsstands on campus. • ASI’s Laptop Loaner Program. ASI provides laptops for students to check out for free at the Henry Madden Library. Students with two forms of identification; one must be a Fresno State ID. Students can rent laptops for up to four hours at a time. Associated Students, Inc. |
