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Mission
We value studentsas integral members
of the campus and support
the development of the whole student
by promoting student involvement
and community building.
We Strive:
To empower students to have a positive impact at the UW and beyond;
To provide valuable advising, programs, services, and employment opportunities;
To enhance students’ educational experience by providing opportunities to practice responsible leadership and good citizenship; and
To help build a community where the exchange of ideas and the exposure to diverse people, thought, cultures, and experiences can occur freely.
• Cultivates student leadership and involvement.
• Serve as community centers of the university.
• Advises programs and services of ASUW, GPSS, Registered Student Organizations (RSOs).
• Provides campus programming expertise and consultation.
• Fosters personal growth and development.
• Advocates service to community.
• Encourages students to fully engage in campus life.
• Student-centered, participatory decision making.
• Encourages self-directed activity.
• Programs, services and conveniences.3 newsstands Conference/meeting space Dining optionsATMs Lost and found LoungesASUW Meeting rooms Recreation areaGPSS Style shops Fax Service Ombudsman Bank Study space
S A F and S A U F• Provide free and low-cost rooms for RSO meetings and events.
• Offer advisory services to over 655 RSOs.
• Administer the RSO Event Fund.
• Provide supervision, advising and staff support for the Student Organization Resource Center.
Registered Student Organizations 2000-2008
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2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-2008
SAF & SAUF
• Free student use accounted for 29% of all meetings and events held in the HUB (1,398 of 4,783).
• Free and reduced-cost student use accounted for 43% of all meetings and events held in the HUB (2,032 of 4,783).
SAUF Funding Sources Fiscal Year 2007-08 Budget
State Subsidies, 28.1%
S&A Fees, 10.5%
Operations, 61.4%
SAUF Funding Sources Fiscal Year 2007-08 Budget
State Subsidies, 28.1%
S&A Fees, 10.5%
Operations, 61.4%
S&A Fee DistributionFiscal Year 2008 - 09
Budget
SAUF Res. & Event Services $245,327Student Activities
Adviser Salaries $111,855RSO Resource Center $149,503RSO Event Fund $ 30,000$291358
Total $536,685
SAUF Operating Revenue Fiscal Year 2007-08
Res. & Event Svc., 40.6%
Games Area, 5.5%Leases, 11.5%
Svc. To Other Depts., 4.7%
Interest & Other, 8.5%
Merch. Sales, 29.2%
At A Glance
• 655 student organizations registered with SAO last year; 580 have registered as of Feb. 2009.
• Over 112 student organizations used the HUB Games Area.
• Over 380 groups utilized the services of the Student Organization Resource Center.
• During 07-08, the Student Organization Event Fund allocated $30,00 to 58 programs and events.
• For the third year, the HUB presented Director's Awards to 2 student artists.
• Over 380 groups utilized the services of the Student Organization Resource Center.
• Nearly 3 million people visit the HUB and SCC annually.
• 14,000 square feet are dedicated to the day to day programs and operations of ASUW, GPSS and student Organizations.
• SAO directly advises approximately 300 student organization programs and events each year.
HUB Project Design Goals1 Welcoming Space2 Open the Building3 Connect to the Campus4 Build Community
Winter/Spring 2006 Student Leaders ASUW, GPSS Services & Activities Fee Committee Steering: 16 students, 2 faculty, 2 staff2006-2007 Field Trip to 3 southern CA campuses Focus groups w/ multiple campus and off
campus constituent groups Interviews with HUB leased operations Open Forums with students, faculty, staff Additional meetings w/ upper admin,
Architecture & Landscape Committee, Capital Project Facilities
2007-2008 Steering Committee ASUW, GPSS SAFC2008-2009 Steering Committee Pre and Schematic Design Architectural Commission, ASUW, GPSS, SAFC
Campus Involvement
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