In the fall of each year, the AOA Executive Committee, as the Association’s governing body, seeks nominations for terms upcoming on the Executive Committee. This is a great opportunity to serve AOA and shape the policies and programs that provide support and resources for its member auxiliaries. Nominations are...
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All CSU auxiliary organizations in good standing are also nonprofit public benefit corporations chartered under the California law (NPBCL). The NPBCL includes important default provisions on Board teleconferencing, emergency meetings and corporate actions. This Issue Brief by Robert Griffin analyzes key meetings and action provisions for student body organizations...
All CSU auxiliary organizations in good standing are also nonprofit public benefit corporations chartered under the California law (NPBL). The NPBL includes important default provisions on Board teleconferencing and emergency meetings and corporate actions. This Issue Brief by Robert Griffin analyzes key meetings and action aspects for auxiliary organizations...
March 18, 2020Dear AOA members,With all that campuses, auxiliaries and employees have to deal with these next months, normal AOA activities have been put on hold. This includes cancelling the Leadership Academy planned for May 20-21. AOA will send out a call for Leadership Academy applicants next year, and...
Please take a moment to review this presentation by AOA President John Griffin and AOA President-elect Kacie Flynn. Download Presentation
Supporting Basic Needs—a CSU Commitment The California State University (CSU) campuses are committed to better connecting students to resources related to their health, wellness, and basic needs, all of which are key components of a quality education. Through the CSU Basic Needs Initiative, students’ basic needs are supported holistically...
Supporting Sustainability—a CSU Commitment to the Future In 2014, the California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees adopted the first systemwide Sustainability Policy to integrate sustainability into all areas of the CSU—academics, facilities, the built environment, and student life.