Student Government

Student Government

Get involved with Associated Students in 2020-2021

The Associated Students of ASU, ASU’s Official Student Government, exists to serve ASU’s students across all campuses and undergraduate and graduate programs!

We provide a number of student-run services and advocate for student initiatives including student wellness, campus safety, community outreach, civic engagement and ASU pride and traditions. ASASU also facilitates the distribution of funding from the student activity fee to clubs and organizations across ASU. ASASU voices students' concerns and interests at the University, local, state and national levels and provides students with experience and training through active political participation.

ASU Student Governments

ASASU is made up of the five student governments of Arizona State University: the Undergraduate Student Governments at the Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, Tempe and West campuses, and the Graduate and Professional Student Association.

ASU students have the power to create dramatic, systematic change in our communities through who we elect to represent us. Make your voice heard.
Learn more and vote today!
Vote

 

Coronavirus Covid-19

Visit Arizona State University's central location for updates and guidance

https://eoss.asu.edu/health/announcements/coronavirus/management

ASASU stands in solidarity with the Black community at ASU and in the United States as a whole.

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USG Downtown

USG Polytechnic

USG Polytechnic

USG Tempe

USG Tempe

USG West

USG West

GPSA

 

ASASU Council of Presidents (COP)

L-R: Natalie Carranza, John Oyas, Nora Thompson, Tory Anderson, and Jacqueline Palmer

COP is comprised of the five elected Presidents from each of the student government organizations.

Our mission is to put the students as the top priority in providing service to the university by delivering leadership that enhances the Sun Devil way of life, amplifies the voices of students especially the traditionally underrepresented, and embodies zealous advocacy for the unique interests of students.

Every year, the COP creates a list of priorities that enumerates a comprehensive, but not exhaustive, list of advocacy items that embodies the vision on how it wants to furnish its mission and pledge of service to the students of Arizona State University. The priorities for this academic year are centered around three main themes: Success, Access, and Diversity. While not mutually exclusive, these themes provide us guidance to the direction we believe that would enhance and improve the Sun Devil way of life.

Charter and goals

Priorities

 

Events

Virtual Programming Calendar

  • Student Forum with President Crow

    Save the date for Spring 2021
    February 15, 2021 from 11a-12p
    April 5, 2021 from 1-2p
    Register and view the webinar here

  • Get ready for ASASU elections!

    Looking to get involved with your local student government and make a difference for those on campus? Save the date for 2021-2022 elections!
    Date: More information coming January 2021
    Bookmark this page for more information

  • Centennial Professorship Award

    Do you know a faculty who has made a significant contribution to the education of ASU students? We want to award them for this prestigious award!
    Nominate your faculty beginning January 2021
    Bookmark this page for more information

Get involved

Whether you would like to participate in a few hours of volunteer work or gain real world experience, ASASU is a great way to develop skills in advocacy and student leadership while building friendships along the way!

If you have any ideas, concerns or suggestions that you would like to share with the Associated Students of Arizona State University or if you would like to become involved, check out our websites or come see us at our respective campuses! Go Devils!

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