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ASCSU Week 28 Newsletter

ASCSU Updates


STOLE/GRAD Form 

All upcoming graduates: please fill out this survey to indicate your graduation date. We will use this information to track grads eligible to receive a stole this spring and in the next few semesters. Stole pickup for any and all members will only be available during finals week. Complete this survey so we can check yours out during that time!

*As a reminder, people are only eligible if they have contributed 2 FULL semesters to ASCSU.
Questions about the survey can be directed to the front desk or Elisa. Thank you!


HANDSHAKE Postings 

ASCSU Cabinet has some new positions opening up. Here is the link to the application! 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/18Z1D2a7_WLPH0Lqrch_GUO6LbgNCH3ob7OrxgqxZQEo/edit?usp=sharing

Other Resources

Rams Against HungerLarimer County Food BankThe United Way of Larimer CountyColorado PeakAunt Bertha, Loveland’s Community Kitchen, Vindeket FoodsFoCo CaféMulticultural Business and Entrepreneur Center

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ASCSU Week 27 Newsletter

ASCSU Updates


Title IX Training:

On April 16th at 5:30 PM we are offering one last chance to get your mandatory Title IX / Sexual Harassment Training. Representatives from the Title IX office and the SAFE Center will be facilitating, and we will meet in the Senate Chambers.

This is your last chance this year to learn about your role as a ‘Responsible Employee’ (which all of you are, as volunteers and student staff). It is also helpful to understand CSU policies and the resources we have as a community for the prevention of and response to harassment, discrimination, and sexual violence.

If you attended our training offered in the fall, or attended a different Title IX training for one of your other obligations during this academic year, you are exempt from this session.

I-Ball: Dietary Restrictions or Food Allergies 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeuYv5LW9reEiWrWyEvMze5DF2EQeOh_uMHRcAwuwFfAqn43A/viewform


 Board for Student Organization Funding

For the 2025–2026 academic year is now open!

If you or someone you know is passionate about supporting students, registered student organizations (RSOs), and student-led events, this is a great opportunity to make a direct impact. Serving on the BSOF is not only a rewarding experience—it also offers valuable professional development in areas such as budget analysis, viewpoint-neutral decision-making, and grant allocation.
BSOF General Information:
  • The BSOF awards three types of grants: BSOF Grant, Travel Grant, and Seed Grant.
  • Meetings are held every Tuesday from 5:30–7:00 PM in the ASCSU Kistler Room, with additional meetings scheduled as needed during the summer.
  • Food is always provided!   
Apply Here:

Parliamentarian 
  • The most recently updated version of the constitution (04/03/25) is on our website and that what was shared last week was the version that shows the edits tracked of only the content changes. (i.e. the Constitutional amendments and nothing else.) The clean and pretty version has been up on our website since last week and is available for your perusal. 
 
  • Make sure to get your opinion briefs into the Chief Justice by 4 pm on Tuesday April 15th. The opinion request should be attached to this weekly newsletter. It can also be found in the “General” teams channel.

Transition reports

Transition reports are due May 2nd, 2025 at 5 PM

Please submit your TR’s to: Chief of staff, Deputy Chief of staff, CC your director (if you are a deputy or intern/EA): Transition_Report_Template

LSC Protocol:

3-12-25 LSC Protocol – Visit by Federal Law Enforcement 03.05.25 

Campus Engagement

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Other Resources

Rams Against HungerLarimer County Food BankThe United Way of Larimer CountyColorado PeakAunt Bertha, Loveland’s Community Kitchen, Vindeket FoodsFoCo CaféMulticultural Business and Entrepreneur Center

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ASCSU Week 26 Newsletter

ASCSU Updates


Voting Is Now Open!

Voting in the ASCSU Elections is now open on RamWeb! Voting closes at 4:00 PM on Wednesday, April 9th. 

Title IX Training: 
On April 16th at 5:30 PM we are offering one last chance to get your mandatory Title IX / Sexual Harassment Training. Representatives from the Title IX office and the SAFE Center will be facilitating, and we will meet in the Senate Chambers.
 
This is your last chance this year to learn about your role as a ‘Responsible Employee’ (which all of you are, as volunteers and student staff). It is also helpful to understand CSU policies and the resources we have as a community for the prevention of and response to harassment, discrimination, and sexual violence.
 
If you attended our training offered in the fall, or attended a different Title IX training for one of your other obligations during this academic year, you are exempt from this session. 

Campus Engagement

Other Resources

Rams Against HungerLarimer County Food BankThe United Way of Larimer CountyColorado PeakAunt Bertha, Loveland’s Community Kitchen, Vindeket FoodsFoCo CaféMulticultural Business and Entrepreneur Center

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Project Homeless Connect is Friday, April 18 from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM! 
Project Homeless Connect is a one-day event that provides individuals and families currently experiencing homelessness or a risk of experiencing homelessness with access to vital services such as rapid housing and employment support, basic medical exams, ID/legal service, and much more. When you sign up to serve as a volunteer navigator, you’ll be paired with individuals and families seeking services and will help them navigate the event. You can sign up to volunteer from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM OR 12:00PM – 2:00PM (or the whole day!).
Volunteers receive the following:
  • Absence Letter for class for this CSU Sanctioned Event (if needed)
  • Volunteer Training prior to the event
  • Free T-shirt
  • Breakfast Burrito or Lunch
Volunteering as an INDIVIDUAL? Click here to complete our 20-minute Volunteer Registration & Training! Volunteer Registration & Training CLOSES April 14!
Part of an RSO? Click HERE to sign up a TEAM by March 28 and earn funds for your organization through Ram$ for Change!

CSUnity: A National Volunteer Month CAMmunity Tradition
Back for its 28th year, this beloved CSU tradition is a chance to give back to the Fort Collins community by supporting older adult neighbors and local nonprofits prepare for spring! CSUnity is scheduled for Sunday, April 27 from 12:00 – 4:00 PM.
Volunteer projects may include:
  • Cleaning decks, patios, garages, sheds, and outdoor furniture
  • Cleaning first-floor gutters, windows, and wells
  • Environmental work (trail maintenance, waterway cleanup)
  • Lawn mowing, weeding, and basic landscaping
  • Organizing, sorting goods, and prepping flower beds/gardens
  • Trimming bushes/trees/plants
  • And more!
Volunteers will be placed with community agencies or local neighbors within Fort Collins city limits.
  • Registration Deadline: 8:00 AM on Monday, April 7, 2025
  • Initial Team Leader Registration Steps:
    1. Complete the Online Team Leader Training
    2. Recruit Committed Volunteers
    3. Identify Team Size & Potential Sub-Team Leaders
    4. Sign Up Your Volunteer Team by submitting a Team Registration Form
  • Important Notes:
    • Registration is first-come, first-serve; once we reach capacity, additional registrations will be waitlisted.
    • Teams of 5+ volunteers (students, faculty, staff) can sign up together. Individual volunteers will be matched with a team led by SLiCE.
    • All volunteers must complete the Volunteer Waiver, available on the CSUnity website, by Monday, April 14.
    • Transportation is not provided.
    • Rain or Shine: The event will take place as scheduled unless there’s severe weather. SLiCE will determine if cancellation is necessary.
Learn more at csunity.colostate.edu before the deadline!

Other Resources

Rams Against HungerLarimer County Food BankThe United Way of Larimer CountyColorado PeakAunt Bertha, Loveland’s Community Kitchen, Vindeket FoodsFoCo CaféMulticultural Business and Entrepreneur Center

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ASCSU Week 23 Newsletter

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ASCSU Updates


Ram welcome leader apps

Apply to be a 2025 Ram Welcome Leader.

Ram Welcome Leaders serve as the primary leaders and role models for new students, families, and guests during Ram Welcome.

Serving as a Ram Welcome Leader can provide current students with an opportunity to:

  • Elevate your leadership and public speaking skills
  • Empower the Class of 2029 through impactful mentorship
  • Build meaningful connections and expand your CSU community
  • Enhance your college experience by engaging in a service opportunity
  • Kickoff the Fall 2025 semester with an unforgettable experience
  • Applications are due on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 at 11:59pm.

Campus Engagement

Other Resources

Rams Against HungerLarimer County Food BankThe United Way of Larimer CountyColorado PeakAunt Bertha, Loveland’s Community Kitchen, Vindeket FoodsFoCo CaféMulticultural Business and Entrepreneur Center

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ASCSU Week 22 Newsletter

ASCSU Updates


Senate Updates for 2/26/25 
  • There will not be senate on March 5th we will be having our State of the Association Address.
  • Senate will reconvene for an EMERGENCY SESSION to pass pending legislation on Thursday at 6:30 pm in the Senate chambers.
  • For those not in Senate considering attendance, please look over the agenda, we will not be hosting gallery input, executive reports, or judicial reports. The meeting is still open to the public, however there will not be a time for public testimony.
  • Senate Minutes from last session will be uploaded in next week’s newsletter 
Monthly Report: 

Your Monthly Report For Dec/Jan/Feb are due today no later than 11:59pm 

Kitchen/Office Cleanliness: 

ASCSU members, please clean up after yourself in the kitchen! The front desk only cleans this space out before power outages and breaks, and it is your responsibility to keep it clean in the interim if you are using the fridge, microwave, counters, and sink. Wash your dishes! Throw away your old food! Thank you!

Spotlight


Serving Up Success

Alumni Association’s upcoming annual event, Serving Up Success. 

The Alumni Association’s upcoming annual event is an opportunity for junior and senior students in our office this week. This event is designed to create a safe space for students and alumni to come together for students to practice their networking skills, ask questions from professionals as graduation approaches, and to begin to feel connected to the CSU Alumni community before they graduate.

Here are some highlights to the event:

  • A CSU Alumni keynote speaker who can provide education on professional development, conversing over a meal, and insight into the transition from student to professional.
  • FREE Professional portraits/Headshots offered to all students
  • FREE plated dinner for all students
  • FREE dessert for all students
  • FREE personalized, custom business cards for students to use during networking time and to take with them after the event
  • Small group setting with CSU alum
  • FREE advice, connections with fellow students and alumni, and fun!

(Did I mention the entire event and everything students will gain from it is 100% FREE? 😊 )

 Students can register here: https://events.colostate.edu/8XFV416/3a8VVHGkjj

Campus Engagement

Other Resources

Rams Against HungerLarimer County Food BankThe United Way of Larimer CountyColorado PeakAunt Bertha, Loveland’s Community Kitchen, Vindeket FoodsFoCo CaféMulticultural Business and Entrepreneur Center

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ASCSU Week 21 Newsletter

ASCSU Updates

ASCSU Applications for Election Candidacy 

President/Vice-President Application: Google Form 

Speaker of the Senate Application: Google Form 

Senator Application: Google Form 

Applications will close at the end of the campaigning period on March 14th, 2025 at 5:00pm. 

Write-in candidates will be eligible to run for office if they: file a Declaration of Candidacy with the Elections Manager before the voting period opens; attend a one-on-one election orientation session with the Elections Manager before the end of the voting period; meet the eligibility requirements stated in Article VIII of the ASCSU Constitution; and submit all required campaign finance related materials to the Elections Manager by noon on the last day of voting. 

Details on Candidate Certification and Eligibility can be found in Article VIII of the ASCSU Constitution and Section VII of the ASCSU Referenda and Elections Code. 

Any questions or concerns should be sent to the Elections Manager’s email at [email protected]  

Monthly Report

Your Monthly Report For Dec/Jan/Feb are due March 3rd, 2025 @5pm

Sentate Updates for 2/26/25 
-The Senate will be meeting at 7 PM to accommodate the CRC Senators meeting with Amy Parsons.
-The Senate is prepared to move to one of the ballrooms to accommodate a large gallery input if needed.

Campus Engagement


State of the Association: 

State of the Association is ASCSU’s model event that resembles the state of the union, where members of ASCSU take the time to reflect and look back over the year and speak to our community about our Impact this year.

State of the Association will take place:

  • March 5th
  • 6:00-8:30 PM
  • Michael Smith Alumni Center
  • *Cabinet will be cancelled this night*
  • *Senate will be cancelled this night*
  • Attendance is highly encouraged

You can find RSVP here

If you are inclined to speak at the State of the Association please submit your speeches to the link here, BEFORE FEB 14th, 2025. ALL speeches that are submitted will be reviewed and considered based on quality opposed to positionality within the organization.

All speeches should address your department’s impact on campus, and should be generally engaging to a crowd of 250+ Students/Faculty/Community and Administration etc…

ASCSU Week 20 Newsletter

ASCSU Updates


ASCSU Applications for Election Candidacy 

President/Vice-President Application: Google Form 

Speaker of the Senate Application: Google Form 

Senator Application: Google Form 

Applications will close at the end of the campaigning period on March 14th, 2025 at 5:00pm. 

Write-in candidates will be eligible to run for office if they: file a Declaration of Candidacy with the Elections Manager before the voting period opens; attend a one-on-one election orientation session with the Elections Manager before the end of the voting period; meet the eligibility requirements stated in Article VIII of the ASCSU Constitution; and submit all required campaign finance related materials to the Elections Manager by noon on the last day of voting. 

Details on Candidate Certification and Eligibility can be found in Article VIII of the ASCSU Constitution and Section VII of the ASCSU Referenda and Elections Code. 

Any questions or concerns should be sent to the Elections Manager’s email at [email protected]  

Spotlight

This week our Governmental Affairs team put together an incredible slideshow on How to Testify. Check it out here! 

“Testimony Structure
● About 3 minutes
● Flows well and has a clear structure
○ Step 1: Introduction:
■ State name, 1-2 sentences about why this bill is important
■ Here today to tell my story in the hopes that it will do X
○ Step 2: Body Paragraph 1:
■ This could be about a myriad of things: specific circumstances, what
you are doing to work your way through college, how limited access
to abortion access has affected you or your family, etc.
○ Step 3: Body Paragraph 2:
■ This could be a continuation of paragraph 1, but with a bigger nod
toward why your topic is such an important issue.
○ Step 4: Conclusion:
■ Please support this bill because X (your strongest statement)
■ Final thank you” 

ASCSU Week 19 Newsletter

Campus Engagement

                                       

The 2025-2026 Presidential Ambassadors team will consist of 16 highly involved, motivated, and CSU-spirited students from across the University to represent the student body to donors and alumni. Ambassadors are given phenomenal opportunities to learn more about CSU, network with incredible and influential people, and build professional development skills through workshops, training events, and social events on behalf of the President and University Marketing and Communications. You can learn more about the PA program and upcoming recruitment receptions from our website

Reception registration will open on 2/11/25.

This Friday is Valentines day at the Lyric! Spend the night with community and enjoy a delicious dinner and a movie! 

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ASCSU Week 18 Newsletter

Campus Engagement

Slice is hiring! 

The Student Leadership, Involvement, & Community Engagement (SLiCE) office is excited to share that we are hiring new student employees to join our 2025 – 2026 SLiCE Staff Team! The interview process will transpire over this semester with new hires set to start in August 2025. No need to be “specialized” for any of our positions, we will train and support you to thrive in your role.  To ensure your eligibility, make sure to apply via our RAMLink application (below) by our deadline Friday, February 14th.

The DEI Department is excited to present the Black Lit Book Club! The focus of this program is to read classic black novels that still hold relevance to what we’re experiencing today across barriers of race, class, ability, sex, gender, and citizenship status. I hope you can share this with students/add to your newsletters. The first meeting is Friday, February 21 in the B/AACC Office from 4-5pm. Books are available for pickup in B/AACC and the ASCSU office.

ASCSU Week 17 Newsletter

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ASCSU Updates


Involvement Expo Volunteers

ASCSU will be tabling at the Spring Involvement Expoon February 6th, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM in the LSC Grand Ballroom. It’s a fantastic opportunity to showcase your impact through ASCSU to the Student Body!

ASCSU has 4 one-hour time slots with space for 3 people starting at 10 am-2 pm, so if you would like to represent ASCSU please sign up below. If you sign up for the 10 am or 2 pm time slot, please note you will have to set up/clean up our table as well. These spots will go on a first come basis. If you want any more information about the event, I attached the infographic to this email.

Ready to secure your spot? Click Here

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to me at [email protected] or 720-338-1122. — Andrew White, ASCSU Operations Intern

State of the Association Address

The ASCSU State of the Association Address is now scheduled for March 5th, 2025, 6:00-8:00 PM. More details to come, and we hope to see you there!


Spotlight

To spotlight one of your peers in the weekly newsletter, please fill out this nomination form (linked)

ASCSU Week 16 Newsletter

Important Files

ASCSU Updates


Open House

ASCSU is hosting an Open House on January 24th, 2025 from 12-5 in the ASCSU office complex. Executive staff members of ASCSU will be required to be here for at least 1 hour of the time between 12-5, with the intent of being present for students to answer questions and discuss the endless possibilities we can create in the spring. 

 

Input from interns, members of the Legislative and Judicial Branches will also be helpful, so if extra time presents itself- please sign up and share this information with your friends.

 

This means: DO NOT schedule meetings you can not step out of during the time you select to be present for the open house. Any members of ASCSU who can not make this event will need to let Chief Nunley know, IMMEDIATELY.

 

[[Sign-ups are here]]


Spotlight

This week, we shine the spotlight on 3 members of ASCSU nominated by their peers.

Lauren Davis (Chair, Housing Caucus; Senator, SAFE Center) – “Lauren works so incredibly hard and diligently, ensuring that Housing Caucus is always taking tangible action toward affordable housing.”

Vladimir Lora Pardo (Senator, Academic Advancement Center; Chair, Students of the Oval) – “Vlad truly is a dedicated senator. He advocates for both his constituents and the overall efficiency and transparency of ASCSU. Most recently, he was elected as the Chair of the Students of the Oval Caucus. Through this role he aims to continue previous advocacy in connecting students to student government and campus resources. Congratulations and we are looking forward to your future endeavors as Chair!”

Ariel Sutherland (Executive Intern) – “I recently got to hear more about Ariel’s project regarding composting in the LSC and Ariel is incredibly knowledgable about the topic as well as creating sustainable living outcomes for students and the life around us. Ariel is an innovator for change in the realm of sustainability. Ariel is a change maker for sure.”

To nominate an ASCSU member for the spotlight, please submit the form at this link. 

Elections Committee Information and Application 

Position Overview: 

The ASCSU Elections Committee plays a critical role in ensuring the fair and transparent facilitation of ASCSU campaigns. Committee responsibilities include understanding and upholding the elections code, participating as voting members in violation hearings, reviewing and approving media for compliance, and approving expenditure reports. Members are expected to remain impartial and professional throughout the process. We welcome applications from students of all majors and educational backgrounds.   

Qualifications: 

  • Applicants must be impartial, unbiased students who are currently enrolled in at least one credit and pay student fees. 
  • Must not be a candidate for any elected ASCSU office during the term of service. 
  • Strong organizational and communication skills. 
  • Commitment to transparency and fairness. 

Term of Service: 

  • Members must commit to serving for the duration of the election cycle, including the campaigning and voting periods. 

Selection Process: 

  • Elections Committee candidates may be selected for an interview. 
  • Upon approval Elections Committee candidates will then be appointed by the Elections Manager and ratified by the ASCSU Senate. 
  • Appointments will take place prior to Spring Break. 

Application Deadline: Tuesday, February 4th 2025 

 
How to Apply: Submit your application, including a brief statement of interest and qualifications, via this Google form. 

Application Link 

For more information, please contact Garett Lopez, the Elections Manager [email protected]. 

ASCSU Week 15 Newsletter- Fall 2024

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ASCSU Updates


Last Week of Class

As we head into the last week of classes, remember that there will be no cabinet meeting this week. This is your time to focus on finishing strong and taking care of yourself. Whether it’s catching up on assignments or preparing for exams, prioritize your well-being and know that your hard work is paying off. You’ve got this!


Spotlight

This week, we shine the spotlight on Madeline Cummings, our incredible Deputy Director of Traditions. Madeline has flawlessly executed a season packed with tailgating events, creating unforgettable experiences for over 5,000 students. Her dedication and organizational skills ensured that these weekends went off without a hitch. Beyond her event-planning excellence, Madeline’s reliability and consistency stand out—she has never missed a deadline for her monthly reports, even with her busy schedule. Thank you, Madeline, for your hard work, teamwork, and commitment to making traditions thrive. We appreciate everything you do!

Campus Engagement


 Finals week Ahead 

Finals week is just around the corner! As we gear up for the end of the semester, don’t forget to take advantage of campus resources like tutoring centers, quiet study spaces, and mental health support services. Remember to stay organized, manage your time wisely, and take breaks to recharge. You’ve worked hard to get here—finish strong and show what you’ve got! Good luck!

ASCSU Week 14 – Fall 2024

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ASCSU Updates


Thank you for RamRide!

We want to extend our deepest gratitude to the 25 amazing individuals who volunteered for RamRide this week. Your dedication and generosity made this program possible, ensuring students had a safe and reliable way to get home.

RamRide wouldn’t be what it is without the support of volunteers like you. Thank you for stepping up and making a difference in our community! We couldn’t have done it without you!


Spotlight

This week, we are thrilled to spotlight Vladimir Lora Pardo, a dedicated senator in the ASCSU legislative branch and a valued staff member of the Academic Advancement Center. Vlad is a passionate advocate for his constituents, particularly undocumented students at CSU, and works tirelessly to promote the efficiency and transparency of ASCSU.

Recently, Vlad was elected as the Chair of the Students of the Oval Caucus. In this role, he plans to build on previous advocacy efforts, strengthening the connection between students, student government, and campus resources.

Congratulations, Vlad, on this well-deserved achievement! We’re excited to see the impact you’ll continue to make as Chair. Keep up the great work!

Submit your nomination using this form here!

Campus Engagement


 Evening with Elected Officials 

Thank you for your interest in attending our Evening with Your Elected Officials on November 18th at 6:00 – 8:00 pm in the CSU Lory Student Center Grand Ballroom D hosted by ASCSU! We are excited to connect CSU students to the leaders that influence their communities. Please RSVP using this link here.
 

 Fall Break is Next Week!

Take some time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the well-deserved break before we return for dead week and finals. Use this time to unwind, spend time with loved ones, or catch up on self-care.

You’ve worked hard all semester—let’s finish strong!

See you after the break!

 

 

ASCSU Week 13 Newsletter- Fall 2024

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ASCSU Updates


RamRide Volunteers Needed!

We’re signed up for RamRide this Friday, 11/15, from 9 PM-2 AM, but we need more volunteers to meet our minimum requirement. Without enough participants, we risk fines and a prolonged ban from RamRide. If you’re available, please sign up by tomorrow, 11/12, 5 PM: RamRide Signup Link. Friends and roommates are welcome to join and help support ASCSU! Thank you to all of those who have signed up already!

 


Spotlight

Brooklyn Reese has been a transformative leader in ASCSU, serving as Speaker Pro Tempore with a commitment to making the Senate more accessible and transparent. Through her tireless efforts, Brooklyn has worked to ensure that senators are held accountable, fostering an environment of responsibility and open communication. Her leadership has been instrumental in creating a Senate where every voice is heard and valued. We’re grateful for Brooklyn’s dedication to building a stronger ASCSU!

Submit your nomination using this form here!

Campus Engagement


ASCSU Potluck Invitation!

Celebrate the holidays and show appreciation for our RamRide drivers at our ASCSU Potluck on November 15th!

Details:

  • Date: November 15th
  • Time: All day (bring your dish before 12 PM)
  • Location: LSC 206, ASCSU Office

What to Bring: An appetizer, main course, dessert, utensils, or a beverage. Sign up using the Potluck Signup Form to let us know what you’re bringing.

Evening with Elected Officials 

Thank you for your interest in attending our Evening with Your Elected Officials on November 18th at 6:00 – 8:00 pm in the CSU Lory Student Center Grand Ballroom D hosted by ASCSU! We are excited to connect CSU students to the leaders that influence their communities. Please RSVP using this link here.
 

ASCSU Week 12 Newsletter

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ASCSU Updates


Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup


Spotlight

This week, we are excited to highlight Jakye Nunley, who serves as the ASCSU Chief of Staff. His dedication to his role is deeply recognized by active members of ASCSU. Jakye is committed to assisting senators and ensuring that the voices of students who might not always be heard are represented and advocated for.

Submit your nomination using this form here!

Campus Engagement


ASCSU Potluck Invitation!

Celebrate the holidays and show appreciation for our RamRide drivers at our ASCSU Potluck on November 15th!

Details:

  • Date: November 15th
  • Time: All day (bring your dish before 12 PM)
  • Location: LSC 206, ASCSU Office

What to Bring: An appetizer, main course, dessert, utensils, or a beverage. Sign up using the Potluck Signup Form to let us know what you’re bringing.

Election Day November 5th 

Election day is coming up this November 5th! Please make sure to vote and practice you civil duty! Here are some important deadlines for elections in Colorado.

  • Return ballot by mail (received by) by 7 PM on Nov 5
  • Return ballot in person by 7 PM on Nov 5
On main campus, a Colorado ballot dropbox is located outside the north entrance of the Lory Student Center. 
An in-person Voter Service and Polling Center is located at the LSC’s Never No Summer (Nii-cii-biicei’i) room.
To locate a Voter Service Center near you, visit the County Clerk’s website or JustVoteColorado.org; locations and hours will be published in the coming weeks, ahead of November 5 election.
 

ASCSU Week 11 Newsletter – Fall 2024

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ASCSU Updates


Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup


Spotlight

This week we  do not have a spotlight to share, but that’s where YOU come in! Help us celebrate the amazing work happening across campus and ASCSU by nominating anyone who you think deserves to be recognized. 

Submit your nomination using this form here!

Campus Engagement


Upcoming events at El Centro

Looking to get involved and connect with others on campus? Check out these exciting upcoming events hosted by El Centro! Whether you’re looking to meet new people, explore cultural traditions, or enjoy delicious food, there’s something for everyone:

  • Día de Muertos Celebration: Pupusas & Tamales
    Date: October 31, 3:30–5:00 PM
    Location: El Centro

 

ASCSU Week 10 Newsletter – Fall 2024

Important Files

ASCSU Updates


Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup


Spotlight

This week we  do not have a spotlight to share, but that’s where YOU come in! Help us celebrate the amazing work happening across campus and ASCSU by nominating anyone who you think deserves to be recognized. 

Submit your nomination using this form here!

Campus Engagement


Pacesetters Scholarship 2024-2025

Please check out the Pacesetters Scholarship due October 26th here.

Alumni Reunion!

All active ASCSU member are invited to an evening of reuniting, connecting, and fun at the annual ASCSU Alumni Reunion! We will also have a great view of the Homecoming bonfire and fireworks from the ballroom balcony. Appetizers and drinks will be available
 
Friday, Oct. 25, 2024 at 6-9 p.m.
Lory Student Center Ballroom D
1101 Center Ave. Mall

Fort Collins, Colorado
 

Upcoming events at El Centro

Looking to get involved and connect with others on campus? Check out these exciting upcoming events hosted by El Centro! Whether you’re looking to meet new people, explore cultural traditions, or enjoy delicious food, there’s something for everyone:

  • LatinX/Indigenous Peoples Meet-Up
    Date: October 22, 6:00–7:00 PM
    Location: LSC 225

  • Día de Muertos Craft: Barriletes & Paper Cempasúchil Flowers
    Date: October 23, 4:00–5:30 PM
    Location: El Centro

  • Decorating Sugar Skulls with Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc.
    Date: October 24, 4:00–5:30 PM
    Location: El Centro

  • Día de Muertos Celebration: Pupusas & Tamales
    Date: October 31, 3:30–5:00 PM
    Location: El Centro

Join us for these events to celebrate culture, create meaningful connections, and enjoy great food! Don’t miss out!

Cooperative Tailgate

Mark your calendars for this Saturday! On October 26th, from 11:00–1:30 PM, all ASCSU members are invited to join the cooperative tailgate in Lot 475 (just north of Canvas Stadium). Come enjoy free burgers (while they last!), snacks, and games while socializing with co-workers and friends. 

After the tailgate, continue the fun by joining ASCSU’s newest tradition—the March to Victory parade down Meridian Ave!

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Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup


Spotlight

This week we’d love to spotlight Andrew.  Andrew has been an invaluable asset for the entire team as the ASCSU Operations Intern. His dedication has greatly streamlined our efforts, enhancing both the effectiveness and reach of our initiatives. His contributions have made a significant impact, allowing our team to work more efficiently and accomplish tasks with greater ease.

Thank you, Andrew, for all your hard work and commitment!

Thinking of somebody to spotlight? Make sure to send your nomination here.

Campus Engagement


Pacesetters Scholarship 2024-2025

Please check out the Pacesetters Scholarship due October 26th here.

Last week of National Latinx Heritage Month

El Centro is honored to be able to celebrate National Latinx/é Heritage Month! Here is their website to check out the events they are hosting! Here. (see figure to the right for more info on El Centro’s programing).

Alumni Reunion!

All active ASCSU member are invited to an evening of reuniting, connecting, and fun at the annual
ASCSU Alumni Reunion! 
We will also have a great view of the Homecoming bonfire and fireworks from the ballroom balcony. Appetizers and drinks will be available. Register here. 
 
Friday, Oct. 25, 2024 at 6-9 p.m.
Lory Student Center Ballroom D
1101 Center Ave. Mall

Fort Collins, Colorado
 

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ASCSU Week 8 Newsletter- Fall 24

Important Files

ASCSU Updates


Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup

Newsletter Troubleshooting

Thank you to everyone for being patient while we troubleshoot the newsletter format. If you have any specific concerns about accessibility please contact Madeleine Kamberg.


Spotlight

This week we would love to spotlight Tangia Zheng and Cate Collins. They have both been very diligent with their roles. We all can see their hard work great job ladies!

Campus Engagement


Keith M. Miser Scholarship 2024-2025

The Division of Student Affairs will be awarding a $2,280 scholarship to a current ASCSU member for the 2024-2025 academic year.  The Keith M. Miser Student Leader Scholarship named in honor of Dr. Keith M. Miser, who served as Vice President for Student Affairs at Colorado State University for 12 years is now open until Monday, October 7, 2024 10:59 pm.  Complete this form here to apply. Applicants may be asked to attend an interview.

Here  are the requirements:

The recipients(s) of the scholarship must: (1) be enrolled as a full-time student & active in ASCSU while meeting current ASCSU minimum GPA guidelines and avoiding any University probationary standings; (2) have completed one year of active service to ASCSU and maintain an active status for the year the scholarship is awarded; (3) demonstrate financial need; and (4) demonstrate a commitment to service, leadership, and academic excellence.  

Also please check out the pacesetters Scholarship here.

National Latinx Heritage Month

El Centro is honored to be able to celebrate National Latinx/é Heritage Month! Here is their website to check out the events they are hosting! Here. (see figure to the right for more info on El Centro’s programing).

Student Leadership Experience California

SLiCE is excited to announce that the application for this fall’s Circle of Change Leadership Experience in beautiful California is OPEN! Our National Leadership Conference Series supports student travel to top tier experiences in the country, and we hope you’ll take advantage of this opportunity to invest in your professional development!  

THE DETAILS 

WHO: Circle of Change aims to serve ALL First-Generation, non-traditional, and traditional college students. Any CSU student is welcome to apply. 

WHAT: Circle of Change is more than a conference, it’s an experience unlike any other! Discover the leader from within, develop the professional skills necessary to attain career success, and determine the impact you want to on your community, nation, and the world!Check outConferenceWebpageHere 

WHEN: November 21-24 (please reserve November 20 and 25 for travel) 

WHERE: California State UniversityofDominguez Hills, California 

WHY: Connect the experiences and skills you are building now to your future aspirations, cultivate interview skills, practice how to network and advocate for yourself, and better understand your own leadership style. 

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ASCSU Week 7 Newsletter – Fall 2024

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Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup

Newsletter Troubleshooting

Thank you to everyone for being patient while we troubleshoot the newsletter format. If you have any specific concerns about accessibility please contact Madeleine Kamberg.


Spotlight

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers for their hard work this weekend at the student tailgate, both events were a huge success, we couldn’t have done it without you

Campus Engagement


Keith M. Miser Scholarship 2024-2025

The Division of Student Affairs will be awarding a $2,280 scholarship to a current ASCSU member for the 2024-2025 academic year.  The Keith M. Miser Student Leader Scholarship named in honor of Dr. Keith M. Miser, who served as Vice President for Student Affairs at Colorado State University for 12 years is now open until Monday, October 7, 2024 10:59 pm.  Complete this form here to apply. Applicants may be asked to attend an interview.

Here  are the requirements:

The recipients(s) of the scholarship must: (1) be enrolled as a full-time student & active in ASCSU while meeting current ASCSU minimum GPA guidelines and avoiding any University probationary standings; (2) have completed one year of active service to ASCSU and maintain an active status for the year the scholarship is awarded; (3) demonstrate financial need; and (4) demonstrate a commitment to service, leadership, and academic excellence.  

National Latinx Heritage Month

El Centro is honored to be able to celebrate National Latinx/é Heritage Month! Here is their website to check out the events they are hosting! Here. (see figure to the right for more info on El Centro’s programing).

Student Leadership Experience California

SLiCE is excited to announce that the application for this fall’s Circle of Change Leadership Experience in beautiful California is OPEN! Our National Leadership Conference Series supports student travel to top tier experiences in the country, and we hope you’ll take advantage of this opportunity to invest in your professional development!  

THE DETAILS 

WHO: Circle of Change aims to serve ALL First-Generation, non-traditional, and traditional college students. Any CSU student is welcome to apply. 

WHAT: Circle of Change is more than a conference, it’s an experience unlike any other! Discover the leader from within, develop the professional skills necessary to attain career success, and determine the impact you want to on your community, nation, and the world!Check outConferenceWebpageHere 

WHEN: November 21-24 (please reserve November 20 and 25 for travel) 

WHERE: California State UniversityofDominguez Hills, California 

WHY: Connect the experiences and skills you are building now to your future aspirations, cultivate interview skills, practice how to network and advocate for yourself, and better understand your own leadership style. 

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ASCSU Week 6 Newsletter-Fall 2024

Important Files

ASCSU Updates


Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup

Newsletter Troubleshooting

Thank you to everyone for being patient while we troubleshoot the newsletter format. If you have any specific concerns about accessibility please contact Madeleine Kamberg.


Spotlight

Thank you to our wonderful volunteers for their hard work this weekend at the student tailgate, both events were a huge success, we couldn’t have done it without you

Campus Engagement


Keith M. Miser Scholarship 2024-2025

The Division of Student Affairs will be awarding a $2,280 scholarship to a current ASCSU member for the 2024-2025 academic year.  The Keith M. Miser Student Leader Scholarship named in honor of Dr. Keith M. Miser, who served as Vice President for Student Affairs at Colorado State University for 12 years is now open until Monday, October 7, 2024 10:59 pm.  Complete this form here to apply. Applicants may be asked to attend an interview.

Here  are the requirements:

The recipients(s) of the scholarship must: (1) be enrolled as a full-time student & active in ASCSU while meeting current ASCSU minimum GPA guidelines and avoiding any University probationary standings; (2) have completed one year of active service to ASCSU and maintain an active status for the year the scholarship is awarded; (3) demonstrate financial need; and (4) demonstrate a commitment to service, leadership, and academic excellence.  

National Latinx Heritage Month

El Centro is honored to be able to celebrate National Latinx/é Heritage Month! Here is their website to check out the events they are hosting! Here. (see figure to the right for more info on El Centro’s programing).

Free USA Today and Coloradoan Subscriptions

Sick of paying for articles? CSU students, staff and faculty get free access to articles now from the Coloradoan and USA Today. 

ASCSU Week 5 Newsletter-Fall 2024

Important Files

ASCSU Updates


Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup

ASCSU Media Day!

In case anybody forgot last cabinet meeting media day was announced!! Yayy! Pull out your best business formal/ casual outfits this September 18th at 5pm.  We will take Headshots- which will go on the website, Create Short Form Content- which will go on Instagram and possibly an ASCSU TikTok channel. After headshots are taken in the oval there will be alternative locations (ASCSU OFFICE) where other photos can be taken. 

 

Newsletter Troubleshooting

Thank you to everyone for being patient while we troubleshoot the newsletter format. If you have any specific concerns about accessibility please contact Madeleine Kamberg.

 

Campus Engagement


Admissions Ambassador Applications

In some other exciting news. Are you or anyone you know interested in becoming and Admissions Ambassador? Applications are now open until Sept. 15th. For more information please check out this link

National Latinx Heritage Month

El Centro is honored to be able to celebrate National Latinx/é Heritage Month! Here is their website to check out the events they are hosting! Here.

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ASCSU Week 4 Newsletter – Fall 2024

Important Files

ASCSU Updates


Tailgating Volunteering 

Looking to get involved and make a difference this football season? Join us in bringing the ultimate tailgate experience to life! Click the link to sign up for one or more volunteer shifts and help energize CSU students and fans before each home game. Your support will add excitement and spirit to our tailgates—let’s make this season unforgettable together.

ASCSU Volunteer Signup

Senate Meeting Updates

Here are the links for senate this week: https://zoom.us/j/91598172006 

If there are any problem with Zoom or capacity,  we will move the meeting to Teams.

 


Spotlight

Special Shoutout to Braxton, Ava, Lily, Hailey, Joseph, and Madeleine for supporting the Traditions Dept. this weekend at the AG Day tailgate! Thank you so much, we are still looking for volunteers on Saturday, please let Maddie know if you want to help out!

Campus Engagement


Grill the Buffs

Go Rams! Ready to Grill the Buffs?  Come stop by the West IM Fields on Sept 13th to get some free burgers!

Admissions Ambassador Applications

In some other exciting news. Are you or anyone you know interested in becoming and Admissions Ambassador? Applications are now open until Sept. 15th. For more information please check out this link

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