Committees

Join a Committee

Overview

ASI offers students a great opportunity to be an integral part of the decision-making process at Sac State. Students have the chance to be appointed to committees and help to make a difference on the campus. This can be a great way to meet new people and boost your resume.

Time Commitments

Time commitments vary between committee. Can range from (1) hour per month to several hours a week. See the individual internal and university committees for more information.

How to Join

  1. Take a look at the various internal and university committees and find those committees that most meet your interest.
  2. Fill out the application.
  3. Are you returning to a committee? Then fill out the Grade Authorization here.

Also please note when filling out a Committee Interest or Grade Authorization Form to use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox as Internet Explorer may give you an error message.

Benefits of Joining a Committee

  • Professional & Social networking.
  • Resume building.
  • Leadership development.
  • Impact Sac State’s future.
  • Increase knowledge of ASI.
  • Be there when change happens.
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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 Nataly Andrade – Dominguez

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University Committees

University committees consist of students, faculty, staff, and/or administration, these groups deal with campus wide issues and make recommendations for the University regarding issues like academic policies, budget, sustainability and campus services.