ASCSU Week 27 Newsletter

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Important Files

  1. 55th Senate Agenda-28th Session
  2. Bill 5549 – Maintaining Disabled Student Representation in the ASCSU Senate – 04.08.2026
  3. Bill 5550 – Amendments to Funds Allocated by Lex 5423-03.25.2026
  4. Bill 5556 – Amendments to Bill 5404 Authorizing Funding to Construct New Pocket Pantries
  5. Senate Budget Process Presentation
  6. Accessibility Caucus Agenda 4-15-26
  7. Cabinet Minutes 4-8-26
  8. Senate Minutes 4-8-26
  9. Supreme Court Tracker 4-6 to 4-10
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ASCSU Updates

Sign up for the Higher Education Basic Needs Summit! This summit brings together colleges and universities from across Northern Colorado for a full day of discussions, collaboration, and interactive workshops centered around basic needs! Food and transportation provided, and half-day attendance is available upon request.
Date: Monday, April 20th 
Time: 9AM – 4PM
Location: Colorado State University Spur Campus
**Food provided!**“
A yellow flyer with the Accessibility Caucus Seal/Logo on top, below are the words 'SIGN THE PETITION! TO FUND PHYSICAL ACCESSIBILITY AT CSU' below is this link https://actionnetwork.org/petitions/funding-physical-accessibility-at-colorado-state-university/ and below that is a QR code to that link. In the bottom there is a graphic of a ramp and wheelchair user using the ramp, an automatic door opener, and an accessible parking spot.

ASCSU STOLES

Attention graduating seniors! If you are graduating and/or walking in a ceremony this spring, please fill out this form: Graduating Seniors Survey 2026. This survey determines your eligibility to receive an ASCSU stole and helps us keep track of who’s leaving ASCSU! Thank you for participating. If you have any questions, please contact Elisa ([email protected]). 
 

Apply to the LSC 2026-2027 Governing Board

Students are invited to apply for positions on the 2026-2027 LSC Governing Board!

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Spring 2026 Commencement Volunteer Opportunities 

We are only a few weeks away from the Spring 2026 Commencement and are working to fill over 1200 commencement support roles between May 14-17. These roles bring commencement to life as we celebrate over 5,000 graduates via 22 ceremonies. The University-wide ceremony will be hosted at Canvas Stadium on May 16 at 10:00 a.m. and college-level recognition ceremonies will take place both May 15 and 16. Would you have the opportunity to share via your office staff, students, orgs and channels information about how to volunteer for commencement? If you have availability, we invite you to sign up as a volunteer to support our graduates and their families/friends alongside us.

There’s a wide variety of ways to help support Commencement and it’s easy to sign up via our volunteer sign‑up survey. Volunteer opportunities include:

  • Guest relations and wayfinding
  • Graduate lineup and ceremony support
  • Accessibility assistance
  • Venue and campus operations
  • Setup and teardown
    …and more!

We’ll host trainings once again to help set volunteers up for success as well as provide additional information via email prior to your volunteer times/roles. As always, please let me know what questions you may have – or feel free to reach out to our broader Commencement team at [email protected].  

We are looking forward to welcoming new volunteers!

Spotlight Submission

This week, the front desk recognizes Ferrin Jaudon! 

Since Ferrin first joined ASCSU, they have become an integral part of the legislative branch and entire office. Serving as a senator to becoming recruitment and retention officer and most recently, speaker pro tempore. Ferrin is known for their dedication, hard work, enthusiasm, and efforts to welcome students into ASCSU, as well as their incredible art. Keep up the good work, Ferrin!

Each week, the Front Desk chooses to recognize a different member of ASCSU. If you would like to acknowledge somebody for their projects/accomplishments/hard work/professionalism, share with us here!

Other Resources

Rams Against Hunger, Larimer County Food Bank, The United Way of Larimer County, Colorado Peak, Aunt Bertha, Loveland’s Community Kitchen, Vindeket Foods, FoCo Café, Multicultural Business and Entrepreneur Center

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