Office of the Executive Vice President (OEVP) of the Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC) is a student-led body dedicated to empowering students by fostering transparency, equity, and collaboration across campus. We strive to amplify student voices, bridge communication between students and administration, and ensure the efficient allocation of resources to meet the diverse needs of our community. By developing strategic partnerships, advocating for students, and launching inclusive initiatives, the OEVP supports overall student wellness.
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The Office of the Executive Vice President organizes a wide range of events, including those led independently by one of our departments, collaborations with other ASUC offices or campus groups, and events in conjunction with companies, external groups, or individuals.
These events vary in scope and purpose, serving the diverse needs of the campus community & beyond. Past events have included professional development workshops, leadership panels, networking opportunities, community-building events, and advocacy initiatives.
El Mercadito, organized in partnership with an ASUC Senator's Office, celebrated the diversity of the Latin community at UC Berkeley through a vibrant night market event.
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