Student Clubs and Organizations
Associated Student Body (ASB)
Phone: Ext. 3019
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., closed during chapel
Location: East Campus, Cougar Walk
Email: asb@apu.edu; asbencouragement@apu.edu
Every undergraduate student of Azusa Pacific University is a member of the Associated Student Body and represented by student senators. ASB represents student opinions and tur ns that representation into action. The fulfillment of this responsibility is evident in activities, services, and representation in university decision making.
The Senate consists of eight university senators who are assigned to various committees, which facilitate their ability to address a broad scope of student needs. Some of these areas include academic affairs, community issues, residence life, diversity issues, commuter issues, international student issues, and spiritual life issues.
The House of Representatives is a volunteer body of seven students appointed in the fall semester and serve the rest of the school year. House members are under the direction of the speaker of the house and as a group are responsible for the facilitation of student forums and also serve on student committees.
Courtesy of ASB, every APU student is admitted free of charge to all home sporting events.
The Council of Business Students (COBS)
A service organization comprised of undergraduate students from the School of Business and Management.
Forensics
APU's speech and debate team is ranked fifth in the nation.
Multi-Ethnic Student Alliance (M.E.S.A.)
A group that provides support to students of many ethnicities and educates the APU community about issues concerning ethnic diversity.
Psychology Club
Club plans events that apply classroom lectures and help create relationships among people who have similar interests.
Sigma Tau Delta
APU's chapter of the English honor society Sigma Tau Delta International.
Sigma Theta Tau International
Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) is an international nursing honor society. The Iota Sigma chapter was chartered in 1988 at APU.
