Students serving on a campus committee or council have a unique opportunity of participating in the decision making process at Eastern Washington University. Their input provides an avenue for students’ concerns and viewpoints to be heard and addressed. Thanks for your interest and making a difference that counts!
If you are interested in being apart of an ASEWU Committee please fill out an application here.
PENCE UNION BUILDING BOARD (PUB BOARD)
The PUB Board was established to regulate all governing policies and administrative services of the Pence Union Building. This body serves as the ASEWU’s official representative in matters pertaining to the operations of the Pence Union Building. (3 students-at-large)
This committee was formed to review and evaluate current and proposed budget levels of all organizations, programs and departments receiving service and activity fee funding. Recommendations, proposals, and decisions made by this body are then forwarded to the Vice President for Student Affairs, and lastly, the EWU Board of Trustees. (3 students-at-large)
ASEWU FINANCE COMMITTEE
This committee was formed to assist in overseeing fiscal and supplemental budget requests submitted by student organizations, student related programs, and departmental related programs. This committee provides financial recommendations to the ASEWU Council. (4 students-at-large)
STUDENT TECHNOLOGY FEE COMMITTEE (STFC)
This body stipulates how collected student technology fees will be spent. The committee is charged with researching and applying the fees in a manner that best benefits the students of Eastern Washington University.(4 students-at-large)
The R&P Committee was established to review, make changes and recommendations to the governing documents of EWU’s student government. The changes and recommendations are then presented to the ASEWU Council for their approval. (2 students-at-large)
ASEWU DIVERSITY COMMITTEE
This committee was formed to present an opportunity for students to discuss issues pertaining to diversity; to clarify the definition of diversity; and to function as a voice for the students in an advisory capacity to various campus bodies including, but not limited to, the ASEWU Council and the President’s Advisory Committee on Diversity. (2 students-at-large)
ELECTION BOARD
The ASEWU Election Board was established to interpret and enforce student government election policies and procedures given under its jurisdiction as provided by the ASEWU Council. This body also serves as a lower court in the event an election grievance is filed. Regular elections are held during spring quarter each academic year. (5 students-at-large)
STUDENT LEGISLATIVE ACTION COMMITTEE (SLAC)
The SLAC was established to serve as a direct student voice through such efforts as lobbying by the ASEWU and to inform and involve students in a variety of legislative issues that influence them and the university community. (4 students-at-large)
STUDENT TRANSPORTATION FEE COMMITTEE
The chief purpose is to administer the fees collected from the student transportation fee. This committee determines how and where the student transportation fee dollars are spent as well as how to fund and improve on transportation services offered to EWU students. (4 students-at-large)
PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE
This committee is charged with addressing the marketing needs of the ASEWU Council and registered student organizations for their programs, services, and events. (5 students-at-large)
ASEWU FACULTY OF THE YEAR COMMITTEE
This committee is responsible for selecting from submitted applications the ASEWU faculty of the year. Nomination letters are usually accepted until April and the final selection is usually made in May. (5 students-at-large)
STUDENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEMBER SELECTION COMMITTEE
The governor of the State of Washington has the authority to appoint a student to serve as member of the EWU Board of Trustees. The process begins during the first part of winter quarter when applications are accepted when the applications are reviewed by the committee and then submitted to the Governor’s office.(3 students-at-large)
CLUB SPORTS FEDERATION COMMITTEE
This committee is designed to promote student participation in a variety of physical and athletic activities; provide students with avenues of involvement; help develop leadership skills; and provide students with the chance to develop into a skill level that is commensurate with their level of interest in a given sport.(2 students-at-large)
INTRAMURAL ADVISORY COUNCIL (IAC)
The IAC was established to regulate governing policies of the intramural program. The IAC has supervision over all matters concerning intramural sports and is accountable to the ASEWU Council. (5 students-at-large)
FOOD SERVICE COMMITTEE
This committee was formed to provide recommendations to the university’s Director of Dining Services. This body serves as the official representative to the ASEWU Council in matters pertaining to the evaluation of EWU’s dining services.(5 students-at-large)
ACADEMIC COMMITTEE
The purpose of the ASEWU Academic Committee is to give students the opportunity to discuss issues pertaining to academic affairs connect students from each college at EWU, strive to focus on student academic success, and increase student involvement. The committee will present a report to the Provost and Faculty President on a quarterly basis on topics discussed in the committee. (15 students-at-large)
UNIVERSITY RECREATION CENTER GOVERNANCE BOARD
The University Recreation Center Governance Board meets to regulate all governing policies and financial matters, including maintenance and administrative services, and approve activities and related academic courses for the University Recreation Center. The committee will be meet at a minimum of once a month, excluding summer. (2 students-at-large)
