Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus Undergraduate Student Government

Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus Undergraduate Student Government

Announcements

Join the Student Government at ASU through University Boards and Committees

The ASASU Presidents Council is accepting applications for the 2013-2014 student positions on many University boards and committees across all four campuses. Apply on-line at http://tinyurl.com/ASUBoardApp.

Both undergraduate and graduate students from all ASU campuses are encouraged to apply. Supplemental application materials (resume/unofficial transcripts) can be submitted to ASASUPC@asu.edu or the ASASU Business Office in the Memorial Union (MU), room 310 on the Tempe Campus.

Review of applications will begin on May 20th and continue until all positions are filled.



There will be a Sun Devil Coalition Meeting with Dr. James Rund, Senior Vice President, Educational Outreach and Student Services held this Tuesday April 30, 2013, 9:00am – 10:00am.

Where:

  • Downtown Phoenix Campus: Post L1-20
  • Polytechnic Campus: Peralta 135
  • Memorial Union, Alumni Lounge 202
  • West Campus: Verde Dining Pavilion, Multipurpose 2


Congratulations to the new executive board for Undergraduate Student Government on ASU Polytechnic Campus 2013-2014!

Jason Scribner (VP of Policy), Franz Ferguson (President), Jhonathon Rendon (VP of Services)





Any students looking to have their voice heard in regards to the Student Section, here is your opportunity!





Change in Poly shuttle schedules effective Monday April 8...

Friday, April 5 will be the last time we will be stopping at the Tahoe/Mustang stop. That was put there as a temporary measure during construction of Innovation Way. Since that stop is not ADA suitable and now that the SIM stop is, we need to stop using the Tahoe/Mustang stop. We have experienced many difficulties with this stop and do not want to have any ADA passengers expecting to be picked up there. We are communicating this to all of our Poly riders and are having signs put up at the stop itself and signs in the buses. We have changed the schedule to reflect this stop being removed; however, all other times will remain the same so as not to confuse or leave anyone behind.

Both the Lot 37 and SIM stop is ADA accessible.

Thank you



Congratulations Graduates and Alumni,

In fall of 2011, ASU students enacted a student service facility fee to fund the establishment of Sun Devil Fitness Complexes at the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic and West locations, and the expansion of the Tempe location. As a result, these state of the art facilities will be open by August 2013, offering students access to programs and services designed to support healthy lifestyles, further engage students and build community through enhanced recreation and wellness programming.

The Sun Devil Fitness Board of Governors and the Associated Students of Arizona State University have instituted an arrangement to offer you the opportunity to experience these facilities for yourself, as a contributor and recent Sun Devil graduate. In conjunction with Sun Devil Fitness, we are offering you the ability to purchase a one-time, one-year Extended Membership for $75, or up to three (3) consecutive semesters of the Extended Membership for $25 per semester. The Extended Membership will entitle you to full access to any of the fitness complexes, programs and services, at the Tempe, West, Polytechnic and Downtown campuses.

Any ASU Alumnus who graduated between fall 2011 and August 2013 is eligible to purchase the Extended Membership and you have until May 31, 2014 to take advantage of this opportunity.

Visit http://fitness.asu.edu/memberships for details on how to purchase an Extended Membership, or call 480-965-8919 for more information.

Go Sun Devils!

Made possible by the Sun Devil Fitness Board of Governors and Associated Students of Arizona State University



About USGP

The Undergraduate Student Government of Arizona State University Polytechnic (USGP) is the student government of the ASU Polytechnic Campus.

  • As Student Government we represent the students, we are the students voice, and we need your help in being that voice.
  • We need motivated, responsible, and enthusiastic people to help us serve the students of the Polytechnic Campus and all of ASU.
  • There is no set limit to the amount of involvement that you can contribute to USGP; if you have a desire to participate, we will put your desire to good use.
  • No one will be turned away.

This year’s goals USGP in better serving the students of Arizona State University are: Student Involvement

  • Maximize student involvement; encourage, strengthen, and facilitate student involvement.
  • We want students to take ownership of their interests, passions, campus, and university.
  • We want students to take advantage of all the opportunities offered and to broaden their experiences through involvement.

Cooperation

  • Maximize cooperation between all the clubs, organizations, departments, faculty, administrators, staff, and students on the campus.
  • We want everyone on the Polytechnic Campus to Unify, to work together, to help each other towards creating a successful University.
  • We want this to be accomplished by an active outreach of inclusiveness and the pooling resources towards achieving a goal.

Ethical Stewarts of University Resources

  • Upholding and fulfilling the responsibilities as co-owners of the ASU community and its resources.

USGP Opportunities:

  • The opportunities for involvement with USGP are limitless, we are constantly creating new positions, positions sometimes suddenly become available, and recommendations for new positions are always welcomed.
  • Please Send use your contact information (Name, Phone number, email address), major, affiliated school/program, position of interested, and any anything relevant that you would like to convey to us (past experiences, talents, skills, etc).
  • Send an email to Starr Worthy, USGP Chief of Staff, and please make sure to put in the subject line of the email USGP Opportunities.

Become a USGP Intern

USGP now has a new program starting up this semester.  This new program will give students the opportunity to become an intern.  In this internship, you will be working under a current Senate, President, Vice-President, Secretary, or any position of your choice, gaining valuable insight to the functions of the position and your role within USGP.  If you would like more information about how the internship works or what it entails, please e-mail Starr Worthy.