Alcala Yearbook 2006-2007

T he Associated Students ' Leadership Team serves University of San Diego Un– dergraduates as official student representatives who promote opportunities for growth and expression, address student issues , and enrich a diverse , inclusive , and engaged community.

Vice President of Marketing: Bill Roecker Responsible for marketing and pro– moting all AS sponsored events. The Vice President of Marketing strives to Increase awareness for student life on campus. This is done through the position as chair of the AS Marketing Board.

President: Rhett Buttle The President is the official repre– sentative of the Associated Students and the University of San Diego undergraduate student body. The President is ultimately responsible for the welfare of this Association. The President shall serve as Chair of the Student senate, the AS Exec:: utive Board, and all AS Leadership Team Meetings.

Vice President of Multicultural Relations : Nicole Calantas The Vice President for Multicultural Relations oversees the Multicultural Relations Board and is the student representative on matters of diver– sity, inclusion, and multicultural is– sues on the USO campus.

Vice President of Finance: Beth Yanez

The Vice President of Finance is charged with allocating the student fees that make up the organizations $900,000 annual budget. Asso– ciated Students uses these funds to bring events such as concerts, comedians, happy hours , speak– ers, community service, and other events to campus for little or no cost to students .

Vice President of Academics : Melissa Miranda

Vice President of Programming: Nicholas Severson

The Vice President of Academics advises the Honor Council, Director of Academic Programming, and sits on University Senate and the Board of Trustees Academic Committee.

The primary responsibility of the Vice President for Programming Is to serve as chair of the Program– ming Board. Their job entails mak– ing sure that the AS Programmers, Directors in charge of coordinating student events, are doing their jobs at the highest quality level possible for the USO community.

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