Welcome to Associated Students Incorporated (ASI)
Welcome to Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) of California State University, East Bay. ASI is the official voice of the students here at CSUEB. We represent the interest, needs and advocate the concerns of a very diverse and dynamic student body. We believe in shared governance and student representation on all levels in the educational system. We promote and encourage free-spirited interchange of ideas and initiatives between all clubs and organizations of CSUEB and across the CSU system.

This website inclusively details our governing structure, business office, upcoming events, official documents which are but not limited to our bylaws, article of incorporation, bill of rights, committee codes, funding policies, and various applications.

We believe that students are the central source of success on this campus, so we encourage you to take advantage of our services, get involved and let your voices be heard!

Mission Statement
Associated Students, Inc. provides responsible and effective leadership for a diverse student population and makes sound decisions for the betterment of California State University, East Bay students. The governing body acts as the official student voice.

Associated Students, Inc. makes funds and resources available for events that broaden educational, social, political, and cultural awareness on campus while enhancing the experiences of students at California State University, East Bay.

Associated Students, Inc. of California State University, East Bay advocates the welfare, increases the interest and heightens the spirit of the student population by responding to student needs and offering opportunities that develop leadership skills through out-of-classroom activities.

Associated Students, Inc. actively works to insure students participate in the consideration of all university programs and budget related issues. Student representation on the Academic Senate and all university boards and committees provides the input needed to assist in formulating decisions that are in the best interest of the student population.