Participating as a member of this Board as a Student Consultant will include the opportunity to give design feedback on systems such as CourseWork and the Syllabus Tool as well as the occasion to provide input about computer clusters, equipment checkout, residential computing services, multimedia support and more.

Student Consultants for the Student Advisory Board will also have the opportunity to participate in conference presentations and meetings with professional staff. Student Consultants will also develop a report regarding various technology topics that will be included in the official records of the Advisory Board.
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Executive Aides work closely with the ASSU President and ASSU Vice President on some of the most important projects the ASSU will undertake this year. These include projects related to reviving and starting new traditions, communicating with students and administration, initiating and implementing new proposals, and working in a team environment. Executive Aides are assigned to a cabinet member. The ASSU selects 6-10 students to be Executive Aides each year.

Applications are closed for 2006-2007
Senate Associates assist members of the Undergraduate Senate and predominantly focus on advocacy and policy issues. Each Senate Associate has the opportunity to work directly with Undergraduate Senators on key projects and with each of the five Undergraduate Senate Committees. Additionally, Senate Associates have the opportunity to create new projects of their own to benefit the Stanford Community. Each year, the ASSU selects 10-15 incoming students who serve as Senate Associates.

The ASSU Frosh Council consists of representatives from each dorm that houses freshmen. The group plans social activities for the freshmen class such as formal, a talent show, and a field day, and that sale of clothing and trinkets bearing the class numerals. The group also acts as a liaison between the ASSU, the Dean of Freshmen and Transfer Students, and the dorm. Elections for Frosh Council are usually held at each dorm's first House Meeting.

The ASSU Nominations Commission (NomCom) nominates students to University and Trustees committees through an application process. NomCom makes sure that student voices are heard in University decision-making. To view the list of 40-50 committees, please go to http://nomcom.stanford.edu.

ASSU has over 600 student groups that freshmen can join. On Friday, 29 September 2006 all of the student groups will be outside of White Plaza from 12:00- 16:00 recruiting freshmen. There are a plethora of student groups from community service, creative arts, athletic, cultural, academics, fitness, political, etc. There is bound to be at least one club that will suit the interest of every student. To view a list of all student groups, please go to http://osa.stanford.edu.