1. Associated Students of the University of Washington An Introduction

2. Structure Board of Directors Student Senate Commissions Programs Enterprises

3. Board of Directors Executive Body of ASUW Comprised of 12 students Opinion-making body of the ASUW Representation composed of: Living groups Registered Student Organizations Senate

4. Commissions Focused on issues affecting minority groups & holding programs for the campus community Focused on issues affecting minority groups & holding programs for the campus community –American Indian Student Commission –Asian Student Commission –Black Student Commission –Gay, Bisexual, Lesbian, Transgender Student Commission –La Raza Student Commission –Pacific Islander Student Commission –Student Disability Commission –Women’s Action Commission

5. Programs Rainy Dawg Radio Rainy Dawg Radio CORE CORE UW Leaders UW Leaders Office of Governmental Relations (OGR) Office of Governmental Relations (OGR) Arts and Entertainment (A&E) Arts and Entertainment (A&E) Off-Campus Housing Affairs Off-Campus Housing Affairs Student Health Consortium Student Health Consortium

6. Committees Finance and Budget Finance and Budget Personnel Personnel Judicial Judicial Legislative Steering Legislative Steering Elections Administration Elections Administration Publicity and Programming Publicity and Programming Special Appropriations Special Appropriations

7. Enterprises Bike Shop- The Bike Shop is a Net Zero that provides bicycle repair and maintenance services, and parts and accessories at competitive prices to UW students, faculty and staff. They also provide bicycle maintenance and safety information, including workshops about basic bike maintenance. Bike Shop- The Bike Shop is a Net Zero that provides bicycle repair and maintenance services, and parts and accessories at competitive prices to UW students, faculty and staff. They also provide bicycle maintenance and safety information, including workshops about basic bike maintenance. Experimental College- The Experimental College offers non- credit classes in over twenty different categories. The variety of classes presents students with a unique opportunity to expand their interests and knowledge. They publish over 50,000 catalogs a quarter and offer over 200 courses located conveniently at the University, the University District, and other locations within Seattle. Experimental College- The Experimental College offers non- credit classes in over twenty different categories. The variety of classes presents students with a unique opportunity to expand their interests and knowledge. They publish over 50,000 catalogs a quarter and offer over 200 courses located conveniently at the University, the University District, and other locations within Seattle.

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