What is the Executive Branch working on?
Project Healthy Campus
ASOSU is collaborating with a variety of campus stakeholders under the Project Healthy Campus framework to provide students with increased access to naloxone (NARCAN) and at home STI testing, along with working to bring more mental and physical health resources and initiatives to Oregon State's Corvallis campus!
More information on this initiative to come!
Student Experience and Collaboration
Oregon State has a variety of clubs and organizations that oftentimes share the same goals, support the same initiatives, or overlap in the communities they serve. ASOSU is dedicated to creating that collaboration across student and community partners by partnering with various organizations, and creating an open, inclusive, and sustainable campus culture.
More information on this initiative to come!
Responsible Transparency
Oregon State may seem daunting at first to learn about, but the ASOSU is dedicated to breaking down these barriers and increasing the opportunity for student voice and input in our governance process.
More information on this initiative to come!
Shared Micromobility Program
ASOSU and Transportation Services are collaborating on a Shared Micromobility Pilot Project. The goal is to advance the OSU Sustainable Transportation Strategy through shared bikes and scooters.
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Washington DC Lobbying Trip
Unlock the door to influence! The ASOSU Washington DC lobbying trip is your opportunity to meet with Oregon legislators and lobby for student interests. Be the voice that shapes educational policies, gaining hands-on experience and making a real impact on OSU's collective future. Learn more on how to apply and other details by clicking the button below!
Inclusive Restrooms
ASOSU is committed to creating inclusive infrastructure on campus. Restroom efforts include working with OSU architects to update construction codes and building standards, organizing restroom tours with the Corvallis public school district, improving existing spaces, surveying student opinion, educating faculty via workshops, and launching new restrooms such as those in the PRAX. The document below details the various stories, voices, and experiences in regards to the campus restrooms today, examining the Valley Library as a case study subject.