ASI Board of Directors

ASI Board of Directors

Overview

As the elected student government of Sacramento State, the ASI Board of Directors includes five Executive Officers, a representative from each College, a representative for Undeclared Students, and a representative for Graduate Students. The University President or designee and University Chief Financial Officer or designee also serve as directors on the ASI Board.

Elected members of the Board serve a term of one academic year contingent on their ability to meet and maintain all eligibility criteria to hold office.

An appointee of the University Faculty Senate, the ASI Executive Director, the ASI Director of Finance & Administration, The California State Student Association Liaison, a student representative from Residence Hall Association, and a member of the Transfer Student Organization serve as advisors to the ASI Board.

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Virtual Basic Needs Forum

Virtual Basic Needs Forum

College students today regularly struggle to get their basic needs met, and CSU students are no exception. At the start of this academic year, the ASI Board of Directors identified hosting a Basic Needs Forum as a strategic priority that we felt would help inform students what is being done by their local and state elected officials, and give them the chance to engage in the discussion. Planning had begun for the event and invitations had been sent out when the COVID-19 crisis forced the CSU system to cancel on campus events and shift instruction to online in March.

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ASI Board of Directors Update

Associated Students, Inc. Sacramento State(ASI) president Christian Miguel Landaverde and ASI executive vice president Jennifer Gross have resigned their positions for personal reasons effective immediately.

Landaverde and Gross were elected by the student body in Spring 2019 to serve as ASI President and Executive Vice President for the 2019-2020 academic year. Vice President of Finance Denisse Garcia will serve as ASI president for the remainder of the term and Donna Walters, current vice-chair of the Board, will serve as interim executive vice president.

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