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Thank you for taking the first step toward making your mark at The Beach! Whether you are interested in applying for vacant leadership positions, volunteering for Beach Team or want to apply for a grant, we have you covered! Use the menu on the right-hand side to guide you to your destination. Those accepted will claim the title of LBSU Student Officer; you will represent the student community and provide them with resources necessary for their intellectual, social and physical development. Leave your legacy at Long Beach State and be an advocate for over 37,000 students!

Application

Once an application is submitted, an eligibility check is conducted by the Office of the Dean of Students. After applicants have met all eligibility requirements, the Associated Students Government Office staff will contact applicants to schedule an interview.

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Dates to Remember

Deadline: Open until filled

Save the Date: If appointed to Student Government positions, ALL positions must attend a mandatory, in-person retreat: TBA.

Senate Trainings: TBA.

URECBOT Trainings: TBA.

Qualifications

All ASI Student Government officeholders must maintain a 2.5 cumulative GPA at all times and may not be on academic, disciplinary or administrative probation in the semester prior to running/holding office.

Undergraduate candidates and officeholders must maintain six semester units while running or holding office. Graduate candidates must maintain three semester units while running or holding office.

Cabinet Commissioners and Lobby Corps representative-at-large positions do not have a residency requirement, thus making this position open to all current and new students at LBSU.

For further clarification about academic eligibility qualifications for student officeholders, please reference Regulation VII of the CSULB Campus Regulations.

 

Participating in the ASI student government application process also helps students build communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. By engaging in campus governance, applicants gain valuable insight into how university policies are shaped and how student voices influence important decisions. These experiences strengthen both personal development and long-term career readiness.