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The final ASCWU Public Meeting of fall quarter is Monday, Nov. 29 
at 1:30 p.m. in the SURC Pit and will also be streamed
at media.cwu.edu under Live Streams
Click here for the meeting agenda

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ASCWU Constitution

ASCWU By-Laws


2020-2021 ASCWU Executive Team Anti-Asian Violence Statement

2020-2021 ASCWU Executive Team Black Lives Matter Statement
 

Six elected student officers work to represent all students equally and fairly and to ensure that their voices are heard. From facilities to academics, the ASCWU Student Government helps advocate for student concerns and creates programs to make the Central college experience more memorable. Each office has their own unique specialization representing the student body across campus. We welcome your email communication during the current health crisis. Executive Team emails are linked below for each position. 

 

President

Madeline Koval

Executive Vice President

Geoffrey Odoch

Senate Speaker

Rachael Medalia

Student Life and Facilities

Alejandra Cruz-Martinez

Equity and Multicultural Affairs

Mariah Minjarez

Governmental Affairs

Edgar Espino

Administrative Support

Paula Moffatt

ASCWU Advisor

Dr. Jenna Hyatt

 

 

 


WILDCAT TRADITIONS KEEPERS

Wildcat Traditions Keepers fully embrace the Wildcat Way. They are proud students
and alumni with a demonstrated COMMITMENT, PASSION and RESPECT for the history
of the university. By tackling the 1891 Traditions Challenge, WILDCAT TRADITIONS
KEEPERS BECOME PART OF THE HISTORY OF CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
and leave their mark for future generations.

IT'S YOUR TURN TO KEEP THE TRADITIONS ALIVE!

 

 

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Keywords: CWU, Central, CWU Traditions, Wildcat Traditions

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receive your validation code!

Learn more about Traditions Keeper HERE. 

 

 

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