Who We Are & What We Do
ASOSU is every student at Oregon State University. We exist as an organization to promote academic excellence, encourage the intellectual, social, cultural, and physical development of the student body, and enable the student body to assert its varied interests as citizens and members of the academic community through democratic representation.
Our mission is to promote self-government and leadership within the student body of Oregon State University, thereby enhancing the educational, social and cultural experience of the students.
2008 ASOSU Staff
- ASOSU President/Vice President: Greg Purdy
- Vice President: Nadine Honda
- Executive Secretary: Meagan Thomas
- Executive Director Of Finance: Ryan Horton
- Executive Director of Public Relations: Sam Lee
- Executive Director of Diversity Programs: Teri Young
- Executive Director of Services : Kim Konrad
- Executive Director of Task Force Resources: Tiffany Williamson
- Director of Projects and Campaigns: Katie Stebbins
- Director of External Development: Stephanie Mather
- Director of of Saferide: Sarah Ballini
- Director of Social Resources: Paul Heim
- Director of Federal Affairs: Zac Willmarth
- Director of State Affairs: Ryan Mann
- Director of Community Affairs: Rick Crawford
- Director of Campus Affairs: Justin Dorsey
- Director of Environmental Affairs: Shayna Rogers
- Director of Multicultural Affairs: Vernita Friend
- Director of Queer Affairs: Melissa Brazeale
- Director of Women's Affairs: Sara Gwin
- Director of Accessibility Affairs: Megan Beltz
- Director of Non Traditional Student Affairs: Kimberly Nickerson
- Assistant Director of Saferide: Cara Carr
- Beaver Bus Coordinator: Angie Rodriguez
- Health & Wellness Coordinator: Amanda Meeker
- Graphic Designers: Patrick Hennessey and Jake Porter
- Web Designer: Leland McFarland
ASOSU Beaver Bus
The ASOSU Beaver Bus is a brand new shuttle program made possible by the following: Student Fees, City of Corvallis, Private Donations and Corvallis Business Owners.
Mission :
- Giving students a safe method of transportation
- Service would aid in determent of sexual assaults, personal assaults, vandalism, public disturbances, drunk driving
- Increase livability
- Enhance relationship between community and students
Operations:
- Run Thursday-Saturday from 8:45pm to 2:45am
- 2 designated routes- North, Southwest, & Southeast
- Stops determined by student interest
- Students must show ID to board
- Community Member may pay a fare to ride
- Student/community member volunteer on board at all times
For more information visit us or contact the Executive Director of Services.
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Latest Senate Reports →
- Graduate Agenda May 2nd
» 2007-05-02 - Graduate Senate Minutes 5/2/2007
» 2007-05-02 - April 11th Graduate Agenda
» 2007-04-11 - GS-66-B-09
» 2007-04-11 - April 11th senate meeting minutes
» 2007-04-11 - March 14th Grad Agenda
» 2007-03-14 - Voting Records for 2007-2008 SIFC Budget Recommendations
» 2007-03-07 - Graduate Agenda
» 2007-03-07
City Wide WiFi Network
Last year, the Associated Students of Oregon State University (ASOSU) began discussions with the City of Corvallis and a third party internet service provider (ISP), about a proposed City Wide WiFi network. As a result of those discussions, the ISP agreed to provide wireless network access to all OSU students, at a substantially discounted price (in exchange for a bulk purchase).
Click here for more information.