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We are the Associated Students of Oregon State University, the voice of over 30,000 students at OSU. Charles H. War Bonds.
We are here to represent and advocate for the student population in the best way we can. In 1900 the first student body organization at Oregon Agricultural College was unanimously voted into being with subsequent faculty approval. the organization was called the Student Assembly. Horner was elected the first president. Throughout the early years of the 20th century this student body supervised The
We are here to represent and advocate for the student population in the best way we can. In 1900 the first student body organization at Oregon Agricultural College was unanimously voted into being with subsequent faculty approval. the organization was called the Student Assembly. Horner was elected the first president. Throughout the early years of the 20th century this student body supervised The
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ASOSU is hiring! Looking for paid opportunities to get involved in student advocacy? Check out asosu.oregonstate.edu/get-involved or the link in our bio to learn more!
Reach out to asosu.oregonstate.edu with any questions!
This Memorial Day, we remember those members of the armed forces who gave everything, and honor their service. This includes many members of the OSU community.
[Second photo above: Secretary and Veterans & Nontraditional Students Advocacy Coordinator, Ray Sullivan, along with other SVA representatives, read the names of these servicemembers at a public ceremony in the SEC Plaza.]
Thank you so much to the members and staff from the offices of and Rep. Schrader, as well as staff from the Office of the Undersecretary at for meeting with our group of students during their recent trip to Washington, D.C.! Go Beavs!
Join us for the inauguration of your 2022-23 ASOSU student leadership! June 1 at 11:30 a.m., in the Student Experience Center (SEC) Plaza.
Snacks and refreshments will be provided.
Connect with peers about sustainability on campus at the last Sustainability Council meeting of the year! Join us to recap the year and learn about the exciting things we have in store! Everyone is welcome, regardless of prior involvement and snacks will be provided🍟🍬 Sustainability at OSU
Celebrate with us this Wednesday at 6:30 PM in the SEC Lobby! We will be acknowledging the work and accomplishments of this year's student leadership. We can't wait to see you there!
ASOSU is hosting an end of the year event that welcomes students to share their thoughts and concerns regarding their experiences at OSU in a safe space.
Join us on May 19th from 2 to 5 PM in the Memorial Union quad to share your thoughts, eat free pizza, and enter into a raffle for the chance to win a few large prizes!
Don't forget to bring your friends. We hope to see you there!!
student leaders had the opportunity to connect with and at the WOU campus on Tuesday!
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We would like to thank the Oregon Legislature’s Student Voice Task Force for their site visit and meeting with students and university leadership from , , , and other stakeholders.
On issues ranging from tuition affordability to campus resources, our common goals for the student experience were represented throughout the testimony shared with legislators earlier this week. , !
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If you would like to share your thoughts or experience on these issues, the task force is looking to hear from you, too! Instructions to submit written testimony, or testify in person, are included at the pages for upcoming meetings, included at the OLIS link in our bio.
Boosters are back!
The Beaver Booster Blitz is a FREE four-day COVID-19 vaccination clinic located in Student Experience Center 112 and open to the public. Swing by this walk-up event, April 28-May 1, noon-7 p.m.
All COVID-19 vaccines are available, including additional boosters and vaccinations for children. No ID, no insurance required.
Bring your COVID-19 CDC card if possible.
On April 13th in the SEC Lobby ASOSU is giving out FREE plants from a local nursery! Come learn about sustainability at Oregon State University🌵🪴♻️
You will also have an opportunity to trade in one of your plants to get a new one!
Thanks for voting, Beavs! Full results at the link below:
https://asosu.oregonstate.edu/elections
Swipe to meet your Survivor Advocacy & Resource Center (SARC) staff!
We are so grateful for our survivor care service practitioners at OSU.
Find their contact information and more info at their website linked in our bio!
Our SARC office is always available to provide compassionate and trauma-informed advocacy services to the OSU community.
Last chance to vote, Beavs! 🦫 Over $26M in incidental fee services are funded by ASOSU student leadership. You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Are you an international student looking for community at Oregon State?
ASOSU is hosting an International Student Winter Social event that is open to all students on campus! Join us on March 4th at the Centro Cultural César Chávez from 5-6 pm to meet new students, engage in open discussions focused on student experiences, and participate in games and activities. There will also be free desserts and snacks to enjoy!
We hope to see you there!
Let's start romanticizing healthy relationships!
Join ASOSU and student employees from the SHS Prevention & Wellness team for a peer education and craft session tomorrow, February 16th from 4-5pm in the SEC Lobby!
Valentine's Day themed goodie bags will be provided.
What is interpersonal violence (IPV)?
IPV includes domestic/family violence, intimate partner/dating violence, sexual violence, harrassment, stalking, and bullying.
The statistics shown above illustrate that interpersonal violence is extremely prevalent on college campuses. There is a great need for comprehensive survivor care services at any college or university, including OSU.
We have to recognize the importance of our services reaching members of marginalized communities that are disproportionately affected by IPV.
We have to emphasize intersectionality and consider the multidimensional nature of being a survivor.
We have to center the needs of survivors at OSU.
Please know that our SARC office is always available to provide compassionate and trauma-informed advocacy services to the OSU community. To make a confidential appointment, email [email protected] or call (541) 737-2030. There are also other resources listed on the last post.
Running for a position is a great way to have a direct impact as an OSU student! Registration is due before the final extended deadline on February 10 at 11:59 p.m.
Check out the link below for full details, and !
https://asosu.oregonstate.edu/elections
✯ What is ASOSU? ✯
Founded in 1901, ASOSU serves as a student government for both graduate and undergraduate students. Among other responsibilities, this includes the oversight of more than $26 million in student incidental fees, as well as representation of OSU students to policymakers and university administration.
Learn more at asosu.oregonstate.edu
Interested in serving as a part of student leadership? The ASOSU Congress has several vacancies open to applications!
Vacancies will be filled right away following the priority deadline. If you are graduating and aren't able to run for next year, or are just looking to get involved now, this is the opportunity for you!
Application: https://forms.gle/j5d51xxsrLE7ank79
For more information, feel free to DM us or reach out via email.
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Thank you to the members of our community who provided anonymous quotes.
Please know that our SARC office is always available to provide compassionate and trauma-informed advocacy services to the OSU community. To make a confidential appointment, email [email protected] or call (541) 737-2030.
Thank you to the members of our community who provided anonymous quotes. Please know that our SARC office is always available to provide compassionate and trauma-informed advocacy services to the OSU community.
To make a confidential appointment, email [email protected] or call (541) 737-2030
Masks are available for students in the locations listed below!
- Dixon Recreation Center
- Valley Library
- Student Experience Center
- Memorial Union
- Gilbert Hall
Stay Safe and Healthy Beaver Nation!
ASOSU is launching a campaign in support of reforms within our Survivor Advocacy & Resource Center (SARC). In an effort to continue the work on improving survivor care at our university that has been done by students, faculty, and staff for years, members of ASOSU have written a resolution to state our alignment with the OSU community: we are calling for a remodelling of our SARC program. We want to transition SARC into something that resembles an all-encompassing center, where students and survivors need only contact/visit one office and know they will receive proper care, resources, advocacy, and compassion. Having a centralized model of advocacy and IPV services on campus reduces risk for survivors, minimizes retraumatization, and facilitates ease. This is a representation of a survivor-centered holistic approach. Written by survivors, for survivors.
Please know that our SARC office is always available to provide compassionate and trauma-informed advocacy services to members of the OSU community. To make a confidential appointment, email [email protected]tate.edu or call (541) 737-2030.
Contact Kate Rockey at [email protected] if you have questions or comments regarding our SARC reform efforts.
ASOSU is launching a campaign in support of reforms within our Survivor Advocacy & Resource Center (SARC). In an effort to continue the work on improving survivor care at our university that has been done by students, faculty, and staff for years, members of ASOSU have written a resolution to state our alignment with the OSU community: we are calling for a remodelling of our SARC program. We want to transition SARC into something that resembles an all-encompassing center, where students and survivors need only contact/visit one office and know they will receive proper care, resources, advocacy, and compassion. Having a centralized model of advocacy and IPV services on campus reduces risk for survivors, minimizes retraumatization, and facilitates ease. This is a representation of a survivor-centered approach. Written by survivors, for survivors.
Please know that our SARC office is always available to provide compassionate and trauma-informed advocacy services to members of the OSU community. To make a confidential appointment, email [email protected] or call (541) 737-2030.
Contact Kate Rockey at [email protected] if you have questions or comments regarding our SARC reform efforts.
The ASOSU Congress wants to hear from you on how ASOSU can best serve students, and how to accomplish these goals. Join us for a public hearing with cookies and coffee this upcoming Thursday, January 20, in MU 221.
The ASOSU Constitution sets the baseline structure and function of the organization. Any proposed changes to the Constitution by the Congress require referral to student voters in the ASOSU Election.
The Constitutional Convention of the Thirteenth Congress is currently reviewing proposals relating to these matters in advance of the 2022 ASOSU Election.
✯ What is ASOSU? ✯
Founded in 1901, ASOSU serves as a student government for both graduate and undergraduate students. Among other responsibilities, this includes the oversight of more than $26 million in student incidental fees, as well as representation of OSU students to policymakers and university administration.
Learn more at asosu.oregonstate.edu
Running for a position is a great way to have a direct impact as an OSU student! The official start of campaigning for all candidates is today.
Check out the link below for full details, and !
https://asosu.oregonstate.edu/elections
✯ What is ASOSU? ✯
Founded in 1901, ASOSU serves as a student government for both graduate and undergraduate students. Among other responsibilities, this includes the oversight of more than $26 million in student incidental fees, as well as representation of OSU students to policymakers and university administration.
Learn more at asosu.oregonstate.edu
Welcome back, Beavs! Here's to a healthy and happy new year🎆
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Looking to run in the ASOSU Election? Candidate registration is now open! See the link below for full details:
https://asosu.oregonstate.edu/elections
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Beavs, let’s do our part to create a healthier Oregon State community. You are encouraged to get your COVID-19 booster this winter break.
Find a location near you at vaccines.gov, or go to the booster clinic in the CH2M Hill Alumni Center, Wednesday, Dec. 15 and Thursday, Dec. 16 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. No appointment needed.
Happy holidays!
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Happy finals week - you got this!
Have a wonderful and safe winter break.
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Kick off the Holiday season by joining us this Thursday at 5pm in the MU Ballroom to celebrate the end of the term!
There will be free food and drinks provided thanks to the participating organizations.
Don’t forget your friends, vaccination compliance and holiday spirit!
Special thanks to Rainbow Continuum, Students for Cultivating Change and SOA for facilitating this awesome event!
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
#studentgovernment
The Student Fee Committee is having their Final Voting Sessions this week! This means they will be deciding the amount of funds allocated for each of the incidental fee funded units. This is your chance to learn more about what your student fees are paying for.
The sessions are on this Tuesday at 6-9pm and this Friday from 3-6pm. Both are located in the Memorial Union room 49. There is also a zoom option.
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Happy Veterans Day!
We thank all veterans - past, present and future for your service. 🇺🇸
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Join us on National Recycling Day!
Come learn about the importance of recycling, what to recycle and what not to, and how to be more sustainable in your everyday life.
The event will be held on November 15th from 11-2pm, at the SEC Plaza.
DM us with any questions.
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Do you want to learn more about what this budget pays for and what programs/services are available to you as a student who pays this fee?
We are hosting an open forum this Friday, November 05, 2021, at 3pm in MU 109 (or over Zoom). This will also mark the start of the deliberation sessions at the SFC to determine the fee level and allocation for the next academic year.
Join us and share your thoughts about what you want this fee to fund for the next year. Coffee and some snacks will also be provided!
More information and how to register for the zoom is in our bio!
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Interested in serving in a leadership role on behalf of your fellow students? Want to contribute toward policies or programs to make a difference at OSU? Apply to serve as an ASOSU Graduate Representative for 2021-22! Four vacant positions are currently available. Apply at the link below:
https://forms.gle/PyV92TNvkYz9nagcA
The deadline for applying is 11/9 so act soon!
Compensation is for 10 hours per month, or approximately 2.5 hours per week.
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
For more information, please contact [email protected].
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
Happy Halloween everyone! As you celebrate keep these things in mind and party smart!
Don't forget to use as a resource!
You are a student. You have a voice. Make it known!
If you have any questions, concerns or feedback about returning to in person classes, share your thoughts with us! We will also provide resources to support you throughout this process.
Come to the ASOSU Fall Townhall on November 4th at 5:00-6:30 pm. Located in the SEC lobby, see you all there!
For accessibility accommodations, please contact Lily Butler at [email protected].
Find your way home to Oregon State as ASOSU, The Beaver Caucus and OSUAA unite for the in-person return of the OSU Advocacy Gathering on Homecoming day Oct 23. During this free Homecoming event, current students and alumni will celebrate OSU's 2021 legislative wins and discover how to advocate for the university in the coming year. Space is limited – register today! Link below!
https://bit.ly/AdvocateOSU
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In 1900 the first student body organization at Oregon Agricultural College was unanimously voted into being with subsequent faculty approval. the organization was called the Student Assembly. Charles H. Horner was elected the first president. Throughout the early years of the 20th century this student body supervised The Barometer, Oratory and Debate clubs, Athletics and the Student Council. The Student Council's duty was to formulate and enforce regulations and discipline as directed by the student body. A brief history: In the 1920's the term "Associated Students" was adopted and the student council became known as the Associated Students of Oregon State College. During World War II ASOSC was involved with raising more then $1 million in U.S. War Bonds. In 1944 Marguerite Johnson (already notable for being the first woman elected Vice President) became the first woman President of ASOSC. In 1948 the ASOSC Senate was established. In 1959 the ASOSC passed the resolution to change the name of the school from Oregon State College to Oregon State University. In the early 1960's ASOSC lobbied the Oregon Legislature to change for the institution's name to Oregon State University, and on March 6, 1961 Governor Mark Hatfield signed legislation officially changing the name to Oregon State University. In the 1970's ASOSU helped create the Black, Hispanic, and Native American Student Unions, and their subsequent resource centers. 1974 The ASOSU Office of Legal Advising was established. 1977 ASOSU approved funding for a gay student association. 1987 The Minority, Women and Gay and Le***an Student Affairs Task Forces were established. 1988 Office of Legal Advocacy was established. Ride Share, a precursor to the SafeRide Program was established. 1990's: Textbook Exchange service established. ASOSU won a 10 year long legal battle against OSU over student health insurance money. OSU was required to pay all of ASOSU's legal fees and was chastised for threatening students with criminal charges. 2000's: ASOSU was involved with the installation of the blue lights around campus. 2004: Q***r Resource Center was established. This is abridged history of ASOSU leaves out many important things that ASOSU was involved with over the decades. A more complete history will be available on the ASOSU website.
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