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2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 27
Associated Students
California State University, Fresno
Student Affairs
University Student Union, Room 316
(559) 278-2656
FAX (559) 278-2720
Associated Students
As the recognized student body
government organizations, Associ-ated
Students, California State
University, Fresno provides a means
for effective student participation in
the governance of the university,
fosters awareness of student opinions
on campus issues, assists in the
protection of student rights, and
provides programs and services to
meet the needs of the students and
campus community.
The Associated Students Senate is
comprised of three executive officers:
president, executive vice president,
vice president of finance, and 21
senators. Senators are elected either
as representatives of their academic
major or as at-large senators. There
are ten academic representatives:
agricultural sciences, arts and
humanities, business, education and
human development, engineering
and computer science, health and
human services, science and math,
graduate studies, and undeclared
majors.
The at-large senators are responsible
for activities and projects related to
specific campus constituencies and
issues, such as student organizations,
athletics, and parking.
How Do I Become a Member of
Associated Students? Enrolled
students at Fresno State are auto-matically
members of the Associated
Students.
The per-semester student body fee
supports programs such as campus
publications, recreation and intramu-ral
sports activities, and student
organizations, as well as provides for
the day-to-day operations of student
government.
Programs and Services
Within the annual operating budget,
funds are allocated to student
organizations, campus newspapers,
intramural and recreational 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 initiatives,
entertainment performers, and more.
This budgeting process occurs every
spring.
Recognized student clubs and
organizations received more than
$125,000 during the 1999-2000
academic year.
Educational Research Grants.
Educational Research Grants (ERG)
offer financial support to both
graduate and undergraduate research
projects (under faculty supervision)
in all academic disciplines. Applica-tions
for grants are typically available
in October.
Student Insurance Programs. All
Fresno State students are eligible to
enroll in the student insurance
programs offered, which include a
comprehensive medical program and
dental/vision plan.
Information about the programs and
the companies providing them is
available through the Associated
Students.
Campus Activities.
Associated Students contributes
money to campus activities in which
all students are encouraged to
participate. These include intramural
and recreational sports programs, the
University Lecture Series,
multicultural festivals, and more. v
Associated Students
Object Description
| Title | 2001-02 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2001-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 027 |
| Full Text Search | 2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 27 Associated Students California State University, Fresno Student Affairs University Student Union, Room 316 (559) 278-2656 FAX (559) 278-2720 Associated Students As the recognized student body government organizations, Associ-ated Students, California State University, Fresno provides a means for effective student participation in the governance of the university, fosters awareness of student opinions on campus issues, assists in the protection of student rights, and provides programs and services to meet the needs of the students and campus community. The Associated Students Senate is comprised of three executive officers: president, executive vice president, vice president of finance, and 21 senators. Senators are elected either as representatives of their academic major or as at-large senators. There are ten academic representatives: agricultural sciences, arts and humanities, business, education and human development, engineering and computer science, health and human services, science and math, graduate studies, and undeclared majors. The at-large senators are responsible for activities and projects related to specific campus constituencies and issues, such as student organizations, athletics, and parking. How Do I Become a Member of Associated Students? Enrolled students at Fresno State are auto-matically members of the Associated Students. The per-semester student body fee supports programs such as campus publications, recreation and intramu-ral sports activities, and student organizations, as well as provides for the day-to-day operations of student government. Programs and Services Within the annual operating budget, funds are allocated to student organizations, campus newspapers, intramural and recreational 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 initiatives, entertainment performers, and more. This budgeting process occurs every spring. Recognized student clubs and organizations received more than $125,000 during the 1999-2000 academic year. Educational Research Grants. Educational Research Grants (ERG) offer financial support to both graduate and undergraduate research projects (under faculty supervision) in all academic disciplines. Applica-tions for grants are typically available in October. Student Insurance Programs. All Fresno State students are eligible to enroll in the student insurance programs offered, which include a comprehensive medical program and dental/vision plan. Information about the programs and the companies providing them is available through the Associated Students. Campus Activities. Associated Students contributes money to campus activities in which all students are encouraged to participate. These include intramural and recreational sports programs, the University Lecture Series, multicultural festivals, and more. v Associated Students |
