Associated Students
Committee Application

Arts, Humanities and Social Sci Natural Resources and Sciences Professional Studies All University

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior

Committee Applying For:
Any Committee Academic Policies Committee Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention Committee AS Campus/ Community Service Scholarship Committee Campus Naming Subcommittee of the University Space and Facilities Committee Communications Committee Diversity Plan Action Council Diversity Program Funding Committee Elections Commission Environmental Health and Occupational Safety Committee Faculty Affairs Committee Field Oversight Committee Instructionally Related Activities (IRA) Committee Integrated Curriculum Committee (ICC) Intercollegiate Athletic Advisory Committee International Advisory Committee International Programs Screening Committee Parking & Transportation Committee Priority Registration Committee Service Learning/ Experiential Education Advisory Committee Services to Students with Disabilities, Advisory Committee on Sexual Assault Prevention Committee Student Affairs Advisory Committee, AS Student Health Center Advisory Committee (SHAC) Student Interrelations Committee for Quality Academics Student Recreation Center Board of Directors University Space and Facilities Committee Voter Registration and Education Commission

Please explain why you are interested in this position:

Briefly describe any past experience, campus activities, and/or skills that you feel qualify you for this position:

Time commitments to committees vary widely, depending on the committee you are appointed to. As per A.S. Government Code, Section 6.03, once you have been nominated by an A.S. Executive, you must attend an A.S. Meeting in order to be approved by the A.S. Council.

All student committee members must be matriculated at HSU maintaining a minimum overall on-campus 2.0 grade point average (GPA) each term, must be in good standing, and must not be on probation of any kind. Undergraduate representatives must earn 6 semester units per term while serving on a committee and graduate and credential representatives must earn 4 units per term while serving on a committee.

Undergraduate students are allowed to earn a maximum of 150 semester units or 125 percent of the units required for a specific baccaluareate degree objective, whichever is greater. Graduate and credential students are allowed to earn a maximum of 50 semester units or 167 percent of the units required for the graduate or credential objective, whichever is greater. Students holding over that number of units will no longer be eligible to be student committee members.