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For more information, contact the ASG President CSUP_ASG@csupueblo.edu.

The SFGB shall have 10 members as follows:

1. The Associated Students’ Government (ASG) President shall appoint 4 fee paying students to serve as voting members of the Board. Each student shall serve a one (1) year term as a member of SFGB, from the date of appointment. The Vice President of ASG shall serve as Vice-Chairperson of the SFGB. A student may be removed by the Vice Chairperson if they are not attending meetings or meeting the requirements of the SFGB. 

• The six appointed students shall be members of ASG (ASG President, ASG Vice President and four other ASG members) (voting members).

2. The Chief Student Affairs Officer, or designee(s), shall serve as the Chair or Co-Chairs of the SFGB (non-voting member(s)).

3. One faculty/staff member appointed by the Provost (voting member).

4. One faculty/staff member appointed by the Chief Financial Officer (voting member).

5. One faculty/staff member appointed by the Chief Student Affairs Officer (voting member).

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• Current Tuition and Fees
• CSU 福利小视频 Institutional Fee Plan
• CCHE Policy concerning Student Fees

Fee Funded Areas

• Student Affairs
• Student Recreation Center
• Student Health and Counseling Services
• Occhiato Student Center
• Information Technology (IT)
• Facility Fee - Bond payment for building renovations such as OSC and LARC.
• Child Care Discount Program
• Military & Veterans Success Center
• Student Band

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Student Athletics Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall support opportunities for competitive intercollegiate success and support the needs of student-athletes by providing funds for scholarships and general operations"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is a vital part of Colorado State University 福利小视频 as it impacts our students, employees and community. As a long-time and successful member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) and NCAA Division II, the ThunderWolves bolster the mission and vision of the University in many unique, impactful and transformative ways.

Pack Athletics offer an array of benefits and enhancements to CSU 福利小视频. From providing countless opportunities for students from all over the world, college athletics offer student athletes valuable, practical life skills such as sportsmanship, time management, communication and conflict resolution. Their participation in sport enriches their educational experience and plays a significant role in enhancing the overall learning environment for all students.

Athletics is often viewed as the “front porch of an institution”. In this context, college athletics helps the institution’s brand reputation and can serve as a significant driver of outside interest, engagement and opportunities to bolster enrollment. CSU 福利小视频 student-athletes account for approximately 18 to 22% of the undergraduate student body per year and many of our athletes play a significant role in bringing others to CSU 福利小视频.

Our alumni take great pride in supporting a strong athletics program. There is a sense of connection to the institution and their individual donations help us remain strong and sustainable. Our alumni also support our student-athletes on game day and have assisted them with internships and opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Our student-athletes exemplify diversity. They represent all walks of life while participating in intercollegiate athletics at CSU 福利小视频. Over 60% of our student-athletes are ethnic minorities and approximately 70 student-athletes per year come from countries outside the United States.

Athletics also provides recognition on a national level. State-of-the-art athletic facilities draw attention to CSU 福利小视频, and our success captures the interest of prospective students and athletes. Athletics bring local and national stakeholders to CSU 福利小视频, improving our university and the surrounding community.

Athletics raises significant external revenue and our student-athletes provide a positive net tuition revenue gain for the institution. With approximately 600 student-athletes on campus, many receive partial financial aid assistance and pay to attend the university. The revenue generated by student-athletes outweighs the costs to support them.

Finally, Athletics provides opportunities for student engagement and community involvement. Sporting events give all students, faculty and staff a team to cheer for and a reason to stay on campus. This helps bring greater school spirit and pride to those who choose to engage with our student-athletes and Pack Athletics.

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Band Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall support opportunities for competitive intercollegiate success and support the needs of student-band members by providing funds for scholarships and general operations"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

Mission

• Represent the University
• We engage the community
• There to support athletics
• There to entertain the audience
• Provide the students with a positive music experience

List of activities

• New Student Convocation during orientation the week before classes begin
• State Fair Parade
• State Fair Grounds band shell performance
• All home football games, including playoffs when applicable
  • Host Band Day, around 250 high school students participate
• Tailgating for Football games, including donor events
• Homecoming Bonfire
• 福利小视频 County Invitational
• Southern Regionals Performances
• Hosted 1A/2A/3A State Marching Band Championships

Benefit of Student Fee

There is an extreme need for instrument acquisition, repair, and student scholarships

• The student fee helps augment our scholarship fund that allows us to give back to the students that give so much of their time during the season to the University
• Remaining student fee will help us with our massive need of instrument repair and acquisition
• New and repaired instruments directly impact our students’ success

Accomplishments/ Significant enhancements to student experiences on campus

In addition to the events attended by the band to increase school spirit and general atmosphere, the marching band is a recruitment tool that is used to recruit for all majors on campus.

Impact:

• Student learning:
  • Music Education
  • Learn to work in a team
  • Problem solving
  • Leadership Experience
  • Practical experience for music educators
• Student engagement:
  • We engage current and future students through our many performances on and off campus
• Campus community:
  • See list of activities above
• Safety and wellness:
  • The band curates a community that looks out for each other’s health, safety, and well-being
• Student success:
  • Students of all levels and abilities are welcome in this ensemble and given the tools for success
  • Because of the community of the band, students in the band have a higher rate of persistence at the University
• Diversity:
  • All are welcomed and feel welcomed

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Child Care Discount Program Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall provide funds for discounting of child care services provided by the CSU 福利小视频 Day Care Center"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

The mission of the unit is to provide excellent childcare service to CSU 福利小视频 students, faculty and staff in the most cost-effective way. The unit currently contracts out the childcare service to Early Childhood Education Management Systems.

The goals of the discount program were to remove barriers for students who are parents and to ensure the childcare vendor prioritizes students as customers.

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Student Facility Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee which shall provide initial governance over student funding support for the facility and space needs of students"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

As approved by the Associated Student Government and the Colorado State University System Board of Governors, the Student Facility Fee was created in 2005 to provide a source of funding for, primarily, student-focused facilities and campus improvements at CSU 福利小视频.  The Student Facility Fee is charged to all University students with the intent to construct, renovate, and maintain facilities that will improve the quality of their campus life and experience. The fee may be used to fund planning projects, short-term cash projects and purchases, and debt-funded construction projects as designated by the Student Facility Fee Committee and approved by the University Administration. One immediate cash-funded project and two priority debt-funded capital construction projects were identified by the ASG when the fee was approved.  They were, respectively, construction of the Multi-Purpose Student Recreation Field, construction of a Student Recreation Center, and renovation of the Occhiato University Center – now Occhiato Student Center.  Additionally, a portion of the remodel of the Library and Academic Resource Center (LARC) is funded by the Student Facility Fee. Without the student commitment to this Student Facility Fee, the university cannot meet bond payments, the creation of which relied on student fees, at the students’ request for building renovations and space upgrades on the buildings listed above.

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Military and Veterans Success Center Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall support the needs of our military and veteran students provided by the Military and Veterans Success Center"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

The mission of the MVSC is to offer a comprehensive higher education experience that meets the needs of our military affiliated students from admission to graduation.  The staff of the MVSC have created a “One-Stop Shop” for active-duty service members, veterans, and dependents.  This includes academic advising/mentoring, certification of veteran’s education benefits and active-duty tuition assistance (TA) for each military branch, student advocacy and opportunities for student engagement. The MVSC processes billing of veteran’s education benefits and TA and reconciles student accounts. The MVSC provides excellence in customer service. 

The goal of the MVSC is to provide active-duty military, veterans, and dependent students with the resources and knowledge to be successful at Colorado State University 福利小视频 and reach their academic goals while creating an environment that allows military students to engage with others. MVSC advocates for the military affiliated population on campus and strives to continually implement and improve processes and procedures that will help students further their education goals. The MVSC serves approximately 400 students. The MVSC supports active-duty service members, veterans, and dependents.

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Student Affairs Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall provide initial student fee governance over student fees in areas that directly provide for and enhance student experiences, engagement, involvement, and non-academic campus life"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May); addendum

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

EXPAND OUR APPEAL

• We create campus opportunities for students to be involved in activities meaningful to their career growth and development. Additionally, we provide educational and social activities and programs that support learning about diversity, inclusion, equity and how to socially intertwine and change in a rapidly changing world. We provide experiences that are premiere to support the development of the whole student.
• We are a continuous sounding board for students’ next steps to success.

• We work with students to create a career path and provide experiences by resume workshops.
• We prepare students for the world of work by giving them intentional opportunities to lead programs, activities, etc.
• Additionally, we provide support for students by providing resources such as Pack Pantry and support outside to the classroom with their challenges with mental health, finances, and overall resources to support them to continue to enroll in classes.

• We provide professional and paraprofessional opportunities for students through leadership programs, activities, conferences, and initiatives.

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Student Center Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall support a student center to provide services for students in an environment which encourages and supports student engagement"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

The Occhiato Student Center Fee benefits many student-facing areas that impact student services and support like Student Affairs, SEAL, ASG, Veteran’s Success and The Center. In addition to the Dining and Event Services, the Bookstore and other enterprises are supported by proxy. 

Services Provided

The Student Center provides many services and support mechanisms for the campus and community as well as serving as the main hub for student engagement.

These services include but are not limited to:

• Custodial Services
• Facility Improvements and Maintenance
• Utilities
• CSU 福利小视频 Bookstore
• Student and Staff IDs
• Meal Plans/ Pack Café / Einstein’s / Qdoba
• Conference Services
• Event Planning
• Meeting space
• Canvas Bank and ATM
• Mail Service for Residence Halls

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Student Health Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall support the health and counseling centers to ensure they meet the physical and mental health needs of students"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

The Wolfpack Wellness Center’s mission provides foundational support to students, so they are able to take care of themselves and focus on academic pursuits. Whether physical health concerns are acute or chronic, they can derail a student's academic path. With access to health care providers, vaccinations, medicine, and education, students can prioritize their health in a convenient, no-to-low-cost environment.

In addition to meeting the basic health care needs of students, the Wolfpack Wellness Center offers hand-on learning for students in the nursing program. Students have opportunities to assist with flu vaccinations and health fair events, internships within the clinic, and research projects for academic pursuits.

The Counseling Center strives to provide resources and support to help students grow and succeed. By helping students progress through treatment goals, the Counseling Center directly and indirectly supports their academic success. In addition to individual sessions, the Center is very active with outreach and meeting the students where they are. While not every student may need individual sessions with a treatment plan, all students can benefit from education and social norming related to stress reduction, health habits, mindfulness, and similar for self-care. The Counseling Center has continued their tabling and events to reach students who may not come for individual sessions.

The Counseling Center offers opportunities for experiential learning and supervision required for licensures. Social Work students can complete internship hours in the Center. The Center has staff that can provide supervision for professionals who have completed their academic requirements for obtaining a LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) and LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) designation but need to have supervised clinical hours to receive licensure.

The area of Well-Being Initiatives mission is “to provide prevention and promotion education, health living and learning opportunities in order to sustain a wellness focused environment that further develops academics and success for students at Colorado State University 福利小视频”.

The Well-Being Initiatives Health Education office is responsible for education related to alcohol and other drugs and completes the federally required Biennial Review for the Drug Free Schools and Communities Act (DFSCA), which is one of the requirements for the university to receive federal funds. The DFSCA requires schools and universities to develop programs that prevent violence on or around campuses and to address the unlawful possession, use or distribution of alcohol and other illicit drugs. The Biennial Review is reported every other year, for the two-year period. The most recent review was completed in 2023. The next review is set to be completed in Fall 2025.

In addition to the responsibility of completing the review, the program provides alternative activities, assessment of student needs, educational opportunities and programs, and assessment of students for substance abuse risk. The program collaborates with Conduct to help students who are having issues related to alcohol or other drugs (including assessment), provides education and helps students procure wrap around services pertaining to alcohol and other drugs if needed.

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Student Recreation Center Operations Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall support recreation facilities, equipment, and opportunities for students"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

Student Recreation Services & Facilities operates the Student Recreation Center year-round. This center provides trips, experiential programs, sports, fitness activities, and an equipment rental service to enrich students' educational experiences beyond the classroom and promote hands-on learning. The facility's amenities and programs offer various activities to enhance members' overall health and well-being. Serving as a hub for recreation, fitness, and health on campus, the Student Recreation Center receives 83% of student fees to cover its operational and personnel costs.

Student Recreation Services & Facilities also houses the program areas of Outdoor Pursuits, Intramurals, Club Sports, Fitness and Community Outreach.

• Outdoor Pursuits participation rates for student trips and overall programs are successful. This program is allocated 7% of all student fees to subsidize true cost of programming operations to students.
• Intramurals – For FY25-26, we will continue to grow participation. IM staff are on-site for each event. League play participation is on the rise, in fall we had around 110 unique participants with over 350 participations by those unique participants. League play basketball remains the most popular. Only 2% of all student fees will be allocated to the IM. This will cover the staffing expenses for 2 nights of game play per week for 13 weeks, each fall and spring.
• Clubs Sports has 8 active teams (women’s volleyball, soccer, bass fishing, baseball, eSports, men’s lacrosse, softball, and climbing). These teams compete around our region, as well as nationally though the This program is allocated 2% of all student fees, which is further allocated to each team and used to assist with team expenses.
  • In FY26, we anticipate adding Men’s and Women’s basketball sanctioned sport for CSU 福利小视频. The teams will have some funding allocated from us to support program growth and these teams, as all others, will then craft a proposal for Club Sports Fees request in additional to self-generated funds to operate moving forward.
• Fitness Program offers a variety of group fitness classes (both remote and in person each weekday) – with averages of 5-8 classes per week. The Fitness Program also offers one-on-one training, fitness consultation, tours, and demonstrations of equipment. This program is allocated 2% of all student fees to provide programming at low (personal training) or no cost (fitness classes) to students.

From the Student Fee Governing Board Bylaws: "Student Technology Fee, Policy, and Advisory Sub-Committee shall support the information technology infrastructure that meets student technology needs"

Next Fiscal Year proposal (added in May)

Previous Fiscal Year review (added in October)

Sub-committee statement of impact:

The Division of IT has worked diligently to maintain affordability in the STF by managing all funding sources responsibly and intentionally while ensuring quality technology services. Past and current efforts to maximize resources across funding sources include:

• Aligning the Education & General (E&G) budget spending to fund consolidated systems and platforms.
• Sunsetting outdated services misaligned with campus goals.
• Strategically aligning staff across divisions and campuses for more effective IT support.

We tackled significant pain points to keep tech running smoothly:

• Campus-Wide WIFI upgrade project ($540,000) – Developing faster, stronger, and more extensive expanded CSU 福利小视频 WIFI network
• Blackboard LMS ($117,000) – Keeping coursework, grades, and communication tools updated and supported.
• AV Classrooms ($40,000) – Upgraded projectors, sound, and virtual tools for better learning.
• Virtual Apps and Labs ($40,000) – Virtualized lab platform for accessing specialized software needed in many majors and enhanced engineering, health, and LINC lab environments.

These aren’t just numbers—they’re real improvements making student life more manageable and reducing pain points. And as technology evolves, we must keep pushing forward, ensuring CSU 福利小视频 stays connected, innovative, and ready for what’s next.