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Special Programs and Services





Associated Students of
San Diego State University

The Associated Students of San Diego State University (A.S.) is a unique, full-service organization. The A.S. provides a variety of programs, services and activities for SDSU students as well as faculty, staff, alumni, and the public. Managed by elected student executives, the Associated Students programs range from student employment and government, to recreation, entertainment and child care. An independent, not-for-profit corporation, it is funded by the student activities fee and revenues collected from programs and services. Associated Students can be reached by calling 594-6555.

Student Government. The Associated Students sponsors extensive student leadership programs designed to encourage active student participation in the decision-making policies of the University. The A.S. Council is the voice of the SDSU student body. Composed of one representative per 1500 students and four executive officers, the Council is responsible for the A.S. $7 million annual budget and for formulating policy. Elections held each semester allow for the selection of individuals to fill one-year terms on the Council. Meetings of the A.S. Council are weekly, open sessions.

Other student government activities include monitoring academic policies and managed programs; appointments to educational or campus-related committees; lobbying to provide student input to city, county, state and federal governments; and representing SDSU's interests with the California State Student Association. Call 594-6487 for more details about student government programs.

Aztec Center. The hub of student activity at SDSU, Aztec Center is the headquarters of the Associated Students and its staff. Aztec Center features study lounges, meeting and conference rooms, the Information Booth, the Ticket Office and businesses that include Pak Mail, University Student Travel Network, Ralph's Hair Place, and USE Credit Union. The Center also houses Monty's Den, a popular campus eatery and meeting place for students that offers many food selections. For more information, call 594-6551.

A.S. Recreational Programs. Associated Students manages most of the recreation programs available to SDSU students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the public providing low cost leisure and fitness programs for fun and class credit.

· Aztec Center Bowling and Games. One of the most affordable places on campus. Newly renovated, includes AMF automated scoring, over 40 video games, billiards, and foosball. Call 594-6561.
· Mission Bay Aquatic Center. The world's largest instructional waterfront facility. Located at 1001 Santa Clara Point in Mission Bay Park, offers classes and recreational opportunities in surfing, sailing, windsurfing, waterskiing, rowing and more. Equipment rentals and facilities for group meetings or barbecues. Bus transportation from SDSU available on Transit Route 81. Call 488-1036.
· The Leisure Connection. A one-stop leisure and outdoor recreation center including health and fitness, dance, music, arts and crafts, food and beverage, multicultural programs and tennis. Equipment rental, craft and photo studios, plus adventurous outdoor programs with trips ranging from the Sierras to the Grand Canyon offered at a low cost. Located at 5828 Hardy Ave. Call 594-6994.
· Recreational Sports. Offers recreational facilities at Peterson Gym and Terry Pool, plus intramural team sports, informal recreation, weight training, sport tournaments and courts for tennis, racquetball and wallyball. Intercollegiate sport club teams participate nationally. Visit the Rec Sports office at 196 Peterson Gym. Call 594-6424.

Child Care Programs. Associated Students provides loving child care and preschool learning programs through two facilities, the Campus Children's Center and the Faculty/Staff Children's Center. Programs range from part-time to full-time care for children ages six months to five years, with all programming provided by expertly trained teachers and staff members. For more information, call 594-6359.

Open Air Theatre and Entertainment. A.S. offers multiple programs that provide fun and versatile entertainment. The 4,600 seat Open Air Theatre features regular performances to sellout crowds. Other offerings include concert series, lecture series and on-campus movie screenings sponsored by the Cultural Arts and Special Events Board. Call Aztec Center Ticket Office, 594-6947 for further information.





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