The Associated Students records document undergraduate student government activities at UC San Diego; including administrative files, budgets, meeting materials, bills and resolutions, elections, events, and publications.
UC San Diego. Associated Students records, 1964-2020 (RSS 3081)
Extent: 4.4 Linear feet (11 archives boxes and 1 oversized folder), + 0.428 GB of digital files
Digital Content
Digital files from the collection are available online.
The Associated Students at UC San Diego (ASUCSD) serves as the undergraduate student government; facilitating student participation in the University governance by fostering interactions with students, the administration, and the wider San Diego community. Additionally, ASUCSD is responsible for managing and investing assets of the Association, as well as creating and executing events and programs. This includes providing advising and funding opportunities to student organizations and other student services.
The leadership structure of ASUCSD includes the Executive Branch or Cabinet, the Senate, and the Judicial Board. The Cabinet is the executive branch of the association and is composed of elected executive officers, appointed officers, and Associate Vice Presidents. The Senate is the legislative and representative body, made up of elected and appointed students from various constituencies at UC San Diego. The Judicial Board hears grievances and violations related to ASUCSD Constitution, bylaws, or election codes; and is comprised of seven members with a Chair and Vice Chair appointed by the AS President.
The Associated Students records document undergraduate student government activities at UC San Diego including administrative files, budgets, meeting materials, bills and resolutions, elections, events, and publications. As a student government, the issues and topics documented in the collection represent the wider activities, interests, and concerns of the undergraduate student body during this time period. Of particular note is the meeting, election, and event materials.
Arranged in three series: 1) ADMINISTRATIVE FILES, 2) MEETINGS, ELECTIONS, AND EVENTS, and 3) PUBLICATIONS AND PUBLICITY.