The Associated Students of The University of Arizona (ASUA) offers a wide variety of programs and services that students can both help organize and utilize. These programs range from planning carnivals, raising funds for scholarships, and representing student concerns to the state legislature. Also, ASUA is responsible for the well being of the near 500 clubs and organizations that make up the campus environment. All students are urged to get involved with the student government.

There is one legislative body, the ASUA Senate, a student body president, and two vice-presidents, an Administrative Vice President, and an Executive Vice President. numerous programs and services are offered along with a presidential cabinet appointments.


Within each entity of ASUA, a student serves as the director and other students work as chairpersons and staff members. Every program and service is constantly looking for enthusiastic students to help. And many Senators compile a staff to work on particular issues.

Spring Fling is the largest student-run carnival in the nation. Each year, over 3,000 University of Arizona students volunteer to bring fun and excitement to the Tucson community.
The mission of ASUA Spring Fling is to provide a mechanism for funding of UA clubs and organizations through an annual student- run carnival. 
Visit us at springfling.asua.arizona.edu

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Building 19, Suite 325W, Tucson AZ 85721

asua@web.asua.arizona.edu

520-621-ASUA (2782)

FREE legal counsel to any student currently registered at The University of Arizona.

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While the ASUA Legal Services attorney cannot represent students in court, she offers legal advice, information and guidance to assist students in resolving legal problems and understanding their legal rights and responsibilities in a wide variety of areas, including but not limited to:

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ASUA Youth Basketball & Cheer League


Dick Roberts Memorial
Scholarship
Download Application HERE.

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Leave your legacy...

ASUA Elections Season is here!  Candidate packets will be available in the ASUA office starting Tuesday, January 19th at 9am.  For those who are not interested in running, but are interested in being a part of ASUA, Election Commission packets will also be made available then.  For additional information please visit http://elections.asua.arizona.edu


ASUA Peer Mentorship
ASUA Launches a new program to aid in the success of our fellow students. More information at

http://peers.asua.arizona.edu.

ASUA Book
Scholarship Extravaganza
Download Application HERE.

The Arizona Students' Association (ASA) serves as an independent advocate for students in the state. ASA is most well known for lobbying efforts concerning tuition increases and differential fees. ASA is responsible for much more; publication of teacher evaluations, student participation on administration advisory committees, and the community action grant can all be attributed to the work of the ASA board. For more information visit http://azstudents.org/

ASUA Student Body President Chris Nagata invites you to apply for the open Director position with the Arizona Students' Association (ASA) at the UA! This fast-paced position will work as a member of the UA delegation to ASA, a statewide higher education advocacy organization that works to make sure higher education in Arizona is more affordable and accessible by advocating to elected officials and running issues campaigns to engage students! This semester, the Director will organize at the UA to advance ASA's legislative agenda at the State Capitol, including working with State Legislators, members of the Arizona Board of Regents, and University administration. Please see the job description to apply by the Tuesday, February 9th deadline!

April 8-11, 2010  

ASUA Legal Services

SAFE RIDE

Safe Ride provides free transportation to students in order to promote campus safety. Safe Ride is open to all university-affiliated individuals. This means that all students, faculty, staff and their guests are welcome to use our service. Safe Ride is a door-to-door service. We do not run on a route. Simply call 621-SAFE and we will pick you up and drop you off anywhere inside our boundaries. More information: saferide.asua.arizona.edu



The ASUA Legal Services office is open Monday through Friday from 9 and until 3 p.m. Call 621-ASUA to schedule an appointment. Make sure to bring with you all documents relating to your question. You must also bring a current student ID card. Current enrollment will be verified at the time of your appointment. CALL 520-621-ASUA.

More Information at:

legal.asua.arizona.edu

2010 League Schedule

Registration Day - February 6th

Game Play - February 13th

Game Play - February 20th

Game Play - February 27th

Playoffs - March 6th

Championships - March 7th

For more information visit http://league.asua.arizona.edu/