Committee Appointments Information

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There are a host of ASI-specific and university-wide committees. We welcome you to apply to be part of our committees as a Student At-Large.

The following positions must meet the CSU system wide requirement of eligibility, which includes: a 2.0 GPA or higher, attended 1 semester at Cal Poly Pomona, having taken and received credit for at least 6 semester units, being in good standing with the Office of Student Conduct & Integrity, and having not exceeded the unit load maximum.

Application Period: Fall semester

Did you know that there are ways to get involved with Student Government without running for an elected position? You can have a role in Student Government and have your voice heard by university administration without attending our standing our ad hoc committee meetings.

Our ASI Cabinet Committee chairs, university departments, and other campus entities regularly seek student feedback.

If you would like to join the pool of Students At-Large, follow the link below and we will reach out to you.

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ASI Facilities & Operation Committee

ASI Facilities & Operations Committee, which is chaired by the Senator Pro-Temp, shall formulate all decisions in regard to operational use, funding, oversight, and operation of the Bronco Student Center (BSC) and the Bronco Recreation and Intramural Complex (BRIC). For more information, click below.

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ASI Governmental Affairs Committee

ASI Governmental Affairs is a recommending body to the ASI Senate. The Committee shall educate and engage the campus community on matters pertaining to local, state, and federal government operations and activities, as well as legislation and policy development affecting CPP students and the CSU System.

this committee shall also serve to develop programs and services and provide a channel for student ideas in the administration of the facilities and operations. There are 4 student positions that serve on this committee.

The Committee will lead political advocacy efforts, conduct legislative research, develop action plans and policy recommendations, establish partnerships and collaborate with appropriate entities to advocate for the students’ needs and interests, and organize programs and events that raise campus awareness of the legislative process.

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ASI Elections Committee

ASI Elections Committee, chaired by the Elections Chair, is responsible for conducting all elections and determining election rules. It shall also post a list of all candidates who meet qualifications as set down in the Elections Code.

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ASI Basic Needs Committee

The ASI Basic Needs Committee shall promote the fulfillment of students’ basic needs to the campus community and empower them to identify needs of students as it pertains to food, housing, transportation, and financial insecurities.

Along with these responsibilities, the Committee will guide potential candidates along the candidate process and convey the final election results. The number of students who serve on this committee is determined by the Elections Chair.

The Committee shall coordinate with the university, local, state, and federal resources to develop and implement projects that improve the mental and physical health, safety, and environment of Cal Poly Pomona students.
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University-Wide Committees

More than 50 committees request student representation from ASI throughout the academic year. The ASI President receives a formal request from the committee, meets with students who have turned in an application, and appoints a student whose interests match the purpose of the committee’s charge.

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Ad-Hoc ASI Diversity Funding Guidelines Committee

ASI Diversity Funding Guidelines Committee is a recommending body to the ASI Senate. The Committee shall educate and engage the campus community on matters pertaining to local, state, and federal government operations and activities, and legislation and policy development affecting CPP students and the CSU System.

The types of committees vary in their purpose. Many include topics such as finance, academics, athletics, public safety, landscape and architecture, enrollment, advising, IT governance, personnel search, and performance reviews. This is a great way to learn first-hand how university business is conducted and give the student perspective on important topics.

The Committee will lead political advocacy efforts, conduct legislative research, develop action plans and policy recommendations, establish partnerships, collaborate with appropriate entities to advocate for the student’s needs and interests, and organize programs and events that raise campus awareness of the legislative process.

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Ad Hoc ASI Sustainability  Committee

The Ad Hoc ASI Sustainability Committee shall promote the fulfillment of sustainability goals for the campus community and empower them to identify special areas as it pertains to sustainability. The Committee shall coordinate with the university, local, state, and federal resources to develop and implement projects that improve sustainability efforts.

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Ad Hoc ASI Lifetime Membership Committee

ASI Governmental Affairs is a recommending body to the ASI Senate. The Committee shall educate and engage the campus community on matters pertaining to local, state, and federal government operations and activities, as well as legislation and policy development affecting CPP students and the CSU System.