Student Government

Joe Morales | President
Office Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 11am-12:30pm

Suzette Morales | Vice President
Office Hours: Tuesdays 11am-Noon

Haneefah Syed | Chief Campus Relations Officer
Office Hours: Tuesdays 4pm-5pm

Megan Hannoun | Chief Governmental Officer
Office Hours: Wednesdays 11:30am-1:00pm

Andrea Ramirez-Rivera | Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Office Hours: Wednesday 3:30pm-4:30pm

Gavin Ong | Chair | College of Communications
Office Hours: Tuesdays Noon-1pm, Thursdays 4pm-5pm

Brian Rubio | Vice Chair | College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Office Hours: Mondays/Wednesdays 1:00pm-2:00pm

Noah Alvarez | Secretary | College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Office Hours: Tuesdays 4:30pm-530pm, Thursdays: 1pm-2pm

Samantha Ngo | Treasurer | College of Business and Economics
Office Hours: Tuesdays 4 PM-5 PM

Joshua Lopez | College of the Arts
Office Hours: Tuesdays 10am-Noon

Benjamin Her | College of the Arts
Office Hours: Tuesdays 11am-12pm or Wednesdays 10am-11am

Joel Garibay | College of the Communications
Office Hours: Mondays/Wednesdays 8:30am-9:30am

Brian Walkley | College of Education
Office Hours: Thursdays 1pm-2pm

Keshev Daga | College of Engineering and Computer Science
Office Hours: Tuesdays Noon-1pm

Kavil Jain | College of Engineering and Computer Science
Office Hours: Mondays 3:30pm-4:30pm

Jared Brown | College of Health and Human Development
Office Hours: Mondays 4pm-5pm

Andrea Solares | College of Health and Human Development
Office Hours: Mondays Noon-1:00pm

Somi Nebedum | College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Office Hours: Tuesdays 3:45pm-4:45pm

Arianna Neeki | College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Office Hours: Wednesdays 1pm-2pm

The Audit Committee has five areas of responsibilities: (1) to make recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding the selection and retention of the independent auditor (including compensation), (2) to confer with the auditor to determine that the financial affairs of the Associated Students, CSUF, Inc. (ASI) are in order, (3) to review and determine whether or not to accept the audit, (4) to ensure that any non-audit services performed by the auditing firm conform to standards of auditor independence, (5) and to approve the performance on non-audit services by the auditing firm.

The Finance Committee shall hold hearings on all proposed accounts and shall refer its budget recommendations to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors shall act on the Finance Committees recommendations and send them to the University President for approval.

Funding/Expenditure Approval Process

1. Prior to requesting funding or expenditure approval, please contact the ASI Board of Directors Treasurer to set up a meeting to discuss your agenda item.
2. In your email please provide a detailed description of your request, the importance of it being on the agenda for the Finance Committee meeting. Please specify if the request is time-sensitive, as you may also have to get BOD approval.
3. Turn in all documentation by 5pm the Wednesday before the Finance Committee agenda you would like to be placed on. If the Treasurer has not met with you and received all your documentation by that Wednesday, you will not be place on the following Thursday’s Finance Committee agenda. Exceptions to this rule will be considered on a case-by-case basis, such as holiday weeks or unexpected circumstances resulting in extreme time-sensitivity.

Documentation for Finance Committee

Submit a memo that summarizes the proposal. Include a breakdown of costs, listing all necessary costs and highlighting what is being requested from ASI. Detail any other information you feel is relevant, such as why this expenditure is necessary and how many people will benefit from the program.

Contingency Request

Please review the attached guidelines BEFORE submitting your contingency request.

Contingency Request Guidelines

The Governance Committee shall make recommendations concerning advocacy issues, policy, bylaws, and the articles of incorporation to the Board of Directors. The Governance Committee shall also be responsible for interviewing and recommending applicants for vacant Director positions during the academic term.

The Facilities Committee is responsible for making recommendations concerning ASI facility operations, renovations, and improvements, including the Titan Student Union, Student Recreation Center, and Children’s Center. The Facilities Committee makes recommendations concerning building operating hours, club space allocations, and facility operating policy. The Secretary will chair the Facilities Committee.

The Programs Assessment Committee is responsible for reviewing and assessing ASI programs and services and provides feedback and recommendations on program improvements. The Programs Assessment Committee makes recommendations on new program offerings and acquisitions for the ASI art collection. The Secretary will chair the Programs Assessment Committee.

The Environmental Sustainability Commission shall be responsible for raising awareness of environmental and sustainability issues on campus, developing events and programs, advocating for the inclusion of sustainability best practices within the context of ASI’s operations and corporate responsibility, and serving as a liaison between interested student groups and ASI.

The Lobby Corps Commission is responsible for advocating on behalf of student interests on all levels of governance affecting higher education and other public policy issues, planning and implementing programs and events that educate about policy issues and engage students and the campus community in advocacy efforts, and facilitating campaigns on issues of student interests and mobilize support of the CSUF student body, campus community, and beyond.

The Social Justice & Equity Commission supports social justice initiatives as well as historically marginalized communities to uplift them and work to remove institutional barriers through educational campaigns and advocacy. The commission is also responsible for educational campaigns and collaborative events that advance social justice and equity on campus.

The University Affairs Commission is responsible for advocating on behalf of students to improve student life and campus issues.

The Community Engagement Commission is responsible for connecting community members and opportunities from the surrounding Fullerton community to Cal State Fullerton’s students, clubs, and organizations. They shall host community benefiting events, such as clean-ups to show appreciation for the city we dwell in.

Applications for the Executive Officer positions are closed for the 2025-2026 school year.

Applications are open! Apply for a Board of Directors position. 

The application is open until filled and has a priority filing deadline of Sunday, August 8, at 11:59 PM.

The ASI Board of Directors is composed of two voting representatives from each of the eight academic colleges on campus, as well as other officers and representatives. The Board is charged with setting policy for the Associated Students Inc., approving all funding allocations to programs and services, and advocating student interests on committees and boards.

Available Seat(s):

• 1 Director(s) seat Representing the College of Education
• 1 Director(s) seat Representing the College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics

Applications are open! Apply for a Commission Position. 

The application is open until filled and has a priority filing deadline of Sunday, April 20th, at 11:59pm.

There are five Commissions within student Government—all charged with leading advocacy, outreach, and awareness efforts on behalf of ASI. The student leaders across the various commission coordinate and develop events and advocacy campaigns within their area of focus

Community Engagement Commission
The Community Engagement Commission focuses on enhancing the university’s reputation within the community by broadcasting the positive contributions of students, clubs, and organizations, building positive working relationships with community leaders and residents by attending pertinent public and town hall meetings, and working closely with CSUF students, faculty members, clubs, and organizations on campus to promote their philanthropic and commendable contributions to the community.

Environmental Sustainability Commission
The Environmental Sustainability Commission shall be responsible for raising awareness of environmental and sustainability issues on campus, developing events and programs, advocating for the inclusion of sustainability best practices within the context of ASI’s operations and corporate responsibility, and serving as a liaison between interested student groups and ASI.

Lobby Corp Commission
The Lobby Corps Commission is responsible for advocating on behalf of student interests on all levels of governance affecting higher education and other public policy issues, planning and implementing programs and events that educate about policy issues and engage students and the campus community in advocacy efforts and facilitating campaigns on issues of student interests and mobilize support of the CSUF student body, campus community, and beyond.

Social Justice & Equity Commission
The Social Justice & Equity Commission supports social justice initiatives as well as historically marginalized communities to uplift them and work to remove institutional barriers through educational campaigns and advocacy. The commission is also responsible for educational campaigns and collaborative events that advance social justice and equity on campus.

University Affairs Commission

AICA Chair Application 2024-25

AICA Coordinator Application 2024-25

Elections Team
The elections team is responsible for promoting ASI Elections and encouraging participation and promotional events for ASI Elections. The Elections Team shall encourage students to run prior to the Petition for Candidacy form due date, promote voter participation prior to and throughout the election, plan and execute ASI Elections events, and have thorough knowledge and understanding of election rules and procedures.

Applications for the Elections Teams positions are closed for the 2025-2026 school year.

 Serving as an ASI Governance Ambassador is a great way to ensure the student voice is heard in the decision-making process of the campus. Each ambassador will serve on one of three student-fee related committees and between 1 and 2 Academic Senate Standing Committees. Our ambassadors receive initial and ongoing training through their year in service and receive a student leadership financial award for their service.

Applications for the Governance Ambassadors positions are closed for the 2025-2026 school year.

College of the Arts

College of Business and Economics