Internal Committees

Internal ASI committees take part in decisions that affect changes in ASI directly. Most internal committees focus on figuring out where ASI’s money should go through the yearly budget, scholarships and grants.

ASI Audit Committee

This committee shall recommend to the ASI Board of Directors the retention and termination of the independent auditor. The committee shall also review and adopt the annual audit findings.

ASI Executive Committee

Chair, ASI President Aranjot Kaur

ASI Finance and Budget Committee

The committee shall receive and review program proposals that financially impact Associated Students.

Chair: Vice President of Finance, Sergio Antonio Maciel Montoya

ASI Memorial Scholarship Committee

The committee is in charge of awarding and marketing the five memorial scholarships. The Scholarships include the Shaun Lumachi, Ron Tanton, Arnulfo Lara, Chris Ramos and Bradley Bayless scholarships.  To apply for the scholarships or for more information please visit Scholarships.

ASI Scholarship Committee

The committee manages the annual ASI scholarship program. For more information please visit Scholarships.

ASI City Ambassadors

See here for information.

ASI Lobby Corps

See here for information.

ASI Student Academic Senate

The Student Academic Senate shall serve in an advisory capacity to the Board of Directors pertaining to matters within the Faculty Senate and Academic Affairs that directly affects students.

Chair: Vice President of Academic Affairs, Jenn Galinato

ASI Student Social Justice and Equity Council

Shall be responsible for presenting to the ASCSUS Board of Directors issues pertaining to social justice and equity, which may or may not be directly related to education.

Student Social Justice & Equity Council is held every other Monday in the afternoon.

Chair: Executive Vice President, Richard Angulo

ASI Wellness, Safety and Sexual Assault Awareness Committee

The Wellness, Safety, and Sexual Assault Committee serves as an advisory body to the Vice President of University Affairs. It aims to support and improve understanding of student wellness, safety, and sexual assault issues. The committee focuses on areas such as basic needs, mental health, campus safety, and prevention and awareness of sexual assault. It also represents student perspectives in University-wide discussions through the Campus Wellness Steering Group and works with campus partners to ensure relevant services and resources are accessible to all students

Chair: Vice President of University Affairs, Amaka Okam