Our Mission: (Approved Winter 2009)
Associated Students, Incorporated, Cal Poly Pomona is a California State University recognized auxiliary organization and a nonprofit corporation that seeks to:
- Foster student advocacy, representation, engagement and academic success
- Establish opportunities for learning, leadership and development for students and its staff
- Create an environment that promotes collaborative partnerships, cultural diversity and campus pride
- Provide high quality facilities, programs and services to students, administrators, faculty, staff, alumni and the off-campus community
Our Vision: (Approved Winter 2009)
Assembles and develops its team to build a thriving campus community
Serves in a culture of learning, leadership and collaboration
Inspires innovation and sustainability
Our Values: Integrity, Honor, Dedication, Loyalty, Respect
The values of the Associated Students, Incorporated (ASI), Cal Poly Pomona are the ideals that we embrace and strive to achieve. These values serve as the cornerstone of ASI's philosophy, which upholds the motto of the organization, “students serving students,” and its mission- to promote the development of all its members.
Integrity
Integrity conveys character and accountability. We strive to maintain integrity by exhibiting the highest degree of professionalism and consistently setting a good example.
Honor
Honor stands for the highest standards of honesty, truthfulness and virtue. We uphold honor by acknowledging and validating the core principles of every individual.
Dedication
Dedication exemplifies our deep commitment and passion for the mission of the organization, as manifested in our work and interaction with the student body and the campus community. Dedication inspires us to look out for the interests of the organization and the student body we serve.
Loyalty
Loyalty provides the foundation for our connection with the student body and the campus community. Loyalty bonds us together to uphold the dignity and stature of the organization seek its continued improvement as well as foster campus spirit and pride.
Respect
Respect represents the regard and esteem that we demonstrate for each other, each student and each community member. Through respect, we nurture an environment that is accepting of the beliefs and opinions of the others and upholds the dignity of all.
ASI at a Glance
| Number of events held by Conference and Events: | 4,000 |
| Number of memberships to the Bronco Fitness Center: | 3,000 |
| Number of students leading or working for ASI: | 126 |
Highlighted Events
• BroncoFusion had three acts that performed in front of hundreds of CPP students, faculty and staff. This year’s concert gave students a chance to enjoy the show from the lawn area of the amphitheater-shaped Horseshoe Hill. The bands performed to students sitting on the cool grass watching the show with the CLA in the background, illuminated against the twilight. BroncoFusion was a collaboration of partnerships among ASI, various university divisions, Foundation and that Alumni Association.
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ASI Contact Information:
3801 W. Temple Ave., Bldg. 35
Pomona, CA 91763
(909) 869-3288
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Looking for a member from our team? You can find them below in our staff directory - this includes student leaders as well as student and non-student staff.
ASI Staff and Student Directory
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1938- The first year the campus is open for enrollment (then called the Cal Poly Voorhis Unit), the first governing body, Student Activities Committee (SAC), is formed and headed by Avon Carlson.
1939- SAC is renamed Student Affairs Council. |
| 1955- Associated Students (AS) was established to legislate and administer all business regarding the student
body. 1957- Associated Student Body (ASB) 1958- Inter-Club Council- Part of Associated Student Body is created to handle the many social clubs and activities that began to emerge. |
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1963- Associated Students Incorporated is established with a structure similar to that of ASI today.
1964- Council of Organizational Representatives (COR) is formed 1967 –Three years after Associated Students Inc. was established, and as a campus made up of only 4,500 students staff and faculty, a committee was formed to put thoughts of a central meeting spot on campus into plans. |
| 1970 – On December 3 the College Union Proposal, a 27 page document, outlined the future of the college union and a college bookstore. The future union was to have a games room, library, art gallery, TV lounge, music room, multipurpose rooms, ticket sales, crafts room, food venues and more- much of what the Bronco Student Center currently has today.
1974 – On October 21, with 12,000 enrolled students, the University Union was opened. The Student Union, as it was called at the time, housed such services as an ice cream parlor, a beer bar, arts and crafts area, theater and meeting rooms. Today the former University Union is now the establishment of many ASI offices including Business Services, Gas Creative Group, ASI Student Government and Games Room Etc. |
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1991 – April 22 – 25, 1991, students went to the polls to vote on increasing fees by $10 to expand the Union that students were growing out of. This expansion would include services that students requested such as a post office, study rooms and fast food. The possible expansion was denied by only 35 student votes.
1996 – In February 1996, after many attempts, students voted to increase fees for the expansion of their current University Union. 1997 – Phase I of the$18.5 dollar University Union expansion finally began in February of 1997. At the same time design for Phase II of the expansion was finalized. 1998 – Phase I of the expansion was completed in just under a year which included renovation of the already standing University Union. |
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2000 – Groundbreaking for Phase II began in May 2000. This part of the expansion included a new addition to the University Union which would increase the building space from 77,000 to 122,000 square feet.
2003 – In April 2003 the former University Union was officially renamed the Bronco Student Center. The doors to the BSC were opened during a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by ASI President Uwaifo Obanor and University President Bob Suzuki. 2003 – In October 2003 the Bronco Student Center opened its doors to everyone on campus. The newly added facilities that students use today are the Bronco Fitness Center, Recreational Sports office, Center Court, Conference and Events office and service desk and many new meeting rooms. |
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Associated Students Inc. (ASI) is more than just student government. We're a non-profit corporation serving students on many levels. There are many ways that ASI impacts your life as a student. For example, even if you're not directly involved with ASI you can still take advantage of the services it provides when you visit the Bronco Student Center (BSC), which is owned and operated by none other than ASI. These services include Center Court, Games Room Etc., Gas Creative Group, Recreational Sports, the Bronco Fitness Center, the Children's Center and much more. Other ASI programs are the Bronco Events and Activities Team, better know as B.E.A.T., which put on a variety of events throughout the year. Let's not forget ASI Student Government where you can become directly involved with students representation on campus. ASI provides student representation at the campus level and at the California State University system-wide level. It also offers leadership development through student government, student-led programming, student employment and student involvement in a wide array of BSC programs and services. We fully support the enrichment of student life by providing annual funding for student clubs and organizations, diversity programs, athletic scholarships and academic support programs.
How We Do It
We are able to operate in the way that we do based on our motto “students serving students.” At Associated Students Incorporated, we are made up of student leaders, student staff and non-student staff. A majority of ASI programs and services are run by students and guided by professional staff. We fully believe that our learning-centered environment enables students to get the hands-on learning that they would not always learn in the classroom that will prepare them for their future.
What are ASI fees?
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You're probably wondering where your Associated Students Inc. (ASI) and Student Union (Bronco Student Center) fees go every quarter. Rest assured, we're not just a line item on your tuition statement; we're a group of professional and student staff that work diligently to serve you. All students enrolled at Cal Poly Pomona automatically become eligible for all services and programs provided by ASI because of the student fees you pay.