UREC Board of Trustees Positions

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Date

April 27 - June 1

Location

Online

Time

All Day

Description

Interested in getting involved on campus? Join ASI Student Government and represent the student body by applying for an open position this year.

ASI Student Government is committed to shared governance with Long Beach State University. Student officers serve their peers while supporting the campus community’s intellectual, social and physical development.

In return, officers gain valuable personal and professional experience in communication, leadership and resolution writing — and receive a scholarship for their service.

This is your chance to make an impact — and this year, the opportunity is greater than ever. The University Student Union (USU) is undergoing a major renovation and expansion as part of the Future U project, and the USU and Student Recreation & Wellness Center Board of Trustees (URECBOT) will play a critical role in key decision-making throughout the process. From design concepts to long-term planning, students in these roles will help shape the future of campus life for generations to come.

Leave your legacy. Make your mark. Let your voice be heard — join ASI Student Government today.

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Our rights, Our voices: A Community Circle for Immigrant and Undocumented Students

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All students, regardless of sex, race, color, national origin, or any other protected identity, who are interested in the program’s mission and focus, are welcome and eligible to participate in all Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) events and programs.