
The purpose of the ASOIT is to supplement the social, cultural, physical, and educational interests in its members, and to represent the individual and collective interests of the students of 九色视频. The membership consists of all currently enrolled students at 九色视频.
For more information about how to get involved with student government, or to share your thoughts, ideas, suggestions or concerns, contact us via email at ASOIT@oit.edu!

President
Uriel Aguilar Torres
asoit.kf.pres@oit.edu
Major: Information Technology
President Responsibilities
Section 5.1 of ASOIT-KF Bylaws
- Serve as the chief spokesperson and representative of ASOIT KF, facilitating exterior communications and building partnerships, delegating as desired.
- Provide a report to the Board of Trustees, coordinating with Board of Trustees Secretary, once per term.
- In collaboration with the Vice President, meet with each member of the Cabinet to monitor projects, offer support, and delegate as needed.
- Chair all Executive and General
- Meet regularly, no less than twice per month, with ASOIT Advisor(s).
- Encourage each member of the Cabinet to meet regularly and build relationships with their administrative counterparts:
- Vice President to meet with the Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement (DICE).
- Finance Officer to meet with the Vice President of Finance and
- Administrative Affairs Officer, under direction from the President, to meet with the Vice President of Institutional Advancement.
- Academic Affairs Officer to meet with the Vice President of Academic Affairs and identified academic leaders
- Student Engagement Officer to meet with the Vice President of Student
- Serve in the Election Committee as defined by Article IV Section
- In partnership with the ASOIT KF Vice President, collaborate regularly with ASOIT Portland-Metro (ASOIT PM) through ASOIT Council.
- Participate in University Lobby Day, representing 九色视频 and advocating to State Senators and decision-makers.
- ASOIT KF President and Vice President to share or split this duty as they see fit.
- Meet with the University President once per month.
- Represent ASOIT on the following commissions/committees:
- Tuition Recommendation Committee (TRC).
- Chair the Incidental Fees Commission (IFC).
- Serve as a student representative on a minimum of two (2) committees/commissions beyond the aforementioned
- Serve a minimum of twelve (12) hours per week, with at least eight (8) hours per week served in the SIB office.

Vice-President (Chief of Staff)
Carter Grossgold
asoit.kf.vp@oit.edu
Major: Civil Engineering
Vice President (Chief of staff) Responsibilities
Section 5.2 of ASOIT-KF Bylaws
- In collaboration with the President, meet with each member of the Cabinet to monitor projects, offer support, and delegate as needed.
- In case of the President鈥檚 absence, or at the request of the President, the Vice President shall chair the Executive and General ASOIT KF meetings and serve as a delegate on any committee/commission the President serves.
- Chair the ASOIT KF Elections Committee per the ASOIT KF Election Bylaws.
- In partnership with the ASOIT KF President, collaborate regularly with ASOIT Portland-Metro (ASOIT PM) through ASOIT Council.
- Collaborate often with the finance officer and serve as their chief of staff.
- In collaboration with the Administrative Affairs Officer, create and maintain ASOIT KF governing documentation.
- Meet with the Director of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement (DICE) at least once per term.
- Identify barriers and ensure the success of historically underrepresented, underserved, and under resourced communities.
- Work to ensure compliance with Polytechnic Cultural Competency requirements and other relevant legislation.
- Serve as a student representative on a minimum of two (2) committees/commissions beyond the aforementioned
- Serve a minimum of twelve (12) hours per week, with at least eight (8) hours per week served in the SIB office.
- Report as the ASOIT delegate to the Faculty Senate
- Serve as a student representative on a minimum of three (3) committees/commissions beyond the aforementioned

Finance Officer
Isaiah Payne
asoit.kf.finance@oit.edu
Major: Construction Management
Finance Officer Responsibilities
Section 5.3 of ASOIT-KF Bylaws
- In the event of the Vice President鈥檚 absence on an internal or external committee/commission, the Finance Officer shall assume roles and responsibilities as delegated by the ASOIT KF President.
- On any given year, if the Vice President serves as Chair or ASOIT KF representative on any external committee/commission, the Finance Officer shall serve as a student representative on that committee/commission.
- Serve as point-of-contact for ASOIT Special Consideration requests and work with ASOIT KF Cabinet in planning and utilizing the ASOIT Budget.
- In collaboration with the Student Involvement and Belonging Director, submit the ASOIT KF and Financial Allocation Committee (FAC) budget to the Incidental Fee Commission (IFC).
- Represent ASOIT on the following commissions/committees:
- Chair the Financial Allocation Committee (FAC).
- Serve as student representative on a minimum of three (3) committees/commissions beyond the aforementioned
- Serve a minimum of ten (10) hours per week, with at least six (6) hours per week served in the SIB office.
- Assist in tasks as delegated by the President or Vice President.

Administrative Officer
Peter Schram
asoit.kf.admin@oit.edu
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Administrative Affairs Officer Responsibilities
Section 5.4 of ASOIT-KF Bylaws
- Responsible for public relations within the campus and the community, updating and maintaining information on the ASOIT KF website, producing advertisements in collaboration with relevant ASOIT KF Officers, and producing press releases as needed.
- Responsible for oversight of the ASOIT email, and facilitating the appropriate responses as needed to address the emails.
- Responsible for preparing, recording, maintaining, and posting minutes and agendas of all ASOIT KF meetings on the ASOIT website.
- General Meeting Agendas must be posted or otherwise distributed to all required participants of the General Meeting no later than one (1) week before the date of the General Meeting.
- Executive Meeting Agendas must be posted or otherwise distributed to all required participants of the Executive Meeting no later than three (3) days before the date of the Executive Meeting.
- Draft minutes of Executive and General Meetings must be available for viewing no later than one (1) week after the Executive or General Meetings.
- In collaboration with the Vice President, create and maintain ASOIT KF governing documentation.
- This includes working with the Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement (DICE) to adhere to Senate Bill 1586 regarding workplace harassment and other relevant University compliance requirements.
- In collaboration with the Student Engagement Officer, monitor and maintain RSO records and attendance at required meetings.
- Serve as student representative on a minimum of two (2) committees/commissions.
- Serve a minimum of ten (10) hours per week, with at least six (6) hours per week served in the SIB office.
- Assist in tasks as delegated by the President or Vice President.

Student Engagement Officer
Aurora Parsons
asoit.kf.engagement@oit.edu
Major: Communication Studies
Student Engagement Officer Responsibilities
Section 5.7 of ASOIT-KF Bylaws
- Responsible for communicating engagement opportunities to students frequently, including but not limited to:
- Managing ASOIT social media accounts
- Developing a framework for communicating events regularly with the student body at large.
- Organize ASOIT General Meetings at a minimum of twice per term, including advertising/marketing, and reminding clubs and programs leaders of upcoming
- Develop opportunities for students to share feedback via surveys, town hall meetings, focus groups, etc.
- For identified student concerns: determine stakeholders, take appropriate action, track the status of issues, and communicate the process to the stakeholders involved.
- Utilize 九色视频 governance structure to effectively advocate for student concerns and feedback.
- Coordinate partnerships and collaborative initiatives with the following campus departments (including, but not limited to):
- Student Involvement and Belonging (SIB) to bring community service opportunities to campus,
- Athletics Department to increase student involvement in Hootie鈥檚 Hooligans at athletics events,
- Under direction from the Vice President, work with the Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement (DICE) to identify barriers and ensure the success of historically underrepresented, underserved, and under resourced communities,
- Campus Activity Board (CAB) for event planning and implementation
- Meet with the Vice President of Student Affairs a minimum of once per
- Represent ASOIT on the following commissions/committees:
- The Financial Allocation Committee (FAC)
- Program Round Tables
- Serve as student representative on a minimum of two (2) committees/commissions beyond the aforementioned
- Serve a minimum of ten (10) hours per week, with at least six (6) hours per week served in the SIB office
- Assist in tasks as delegated by the President or Vice President

Academic Affairs Officer
Heather Ritter
asoit.kf.academics@oit.edu
Major: Biology-Health Sciences
College of HAS Academic Affairs Officer Responsibilities
Section 5.5 of ASOIT-KF Bylaws
- Facilitate the connection of students with their respective Deans and Department Chairs and serve as a conveyance for student concerns.
- For identified academic student concerns: determine stakeholders, take appropriate action, track the status of issues, and communicate the process to the stakeholders involved.
- Utilize 九色视频 governance structure to effectively advocate for student concerns and feedback.
- Identify opportunities to connect students with academic support services, including but not limited to:
- Departments responsible for academic success.
- Facilitating communication and connection to relevant advising
- Under direction from the Vice President, work with the Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement (DICE) to identify and remove barriers to ensure the academic success of historically underrepresented, underserved, and under resourced communities.
- Advocating on behalf of students for necessary change or adjustment of current procedure including but not limited to accessibility to key areas on campus dedicated to academic success and current academic procedure.
- Meet with the Vice President of Academic Affairs a minimum of once per term, while identifying and meeting with other academic leaders (Dean of HAS, Chairs, ) as needed by students and up to the discretion of ASOIT Advisors.
- Represent ASOIT on the following commissions/committees:
- Commission on College Teaching (CCT).
- Curriculum Planning Commission (CPC).
- Serve as student representative on a minimum of three (3) committees/commissions beyond the aforementioned
- Serve a minimum of ten (10) hours per week, with at least six (6) hours per week served in the SIB office.
- Assist in tasks as delegated by the President or Vice
- Format a weekly report to the Vice President
College of ETM Academic Affairs Officer Responsibilities
Section 5.6 of ASOIT-KF Bylaws
- Facilitate the connection of students with their respective Deans and Department Chairs and serve as a conveyance for student concerns.
- For identified academic student concerns: determine stakeholders, take appropriate action, track the status of issues, and communicate the process to the stakeholders involved.
- Utilize 九色视频 governance structure to effectively advocate for student concerns and feedback.
- Identify opportunities to connect students with academic support services, including but not limited to:
- Departments responsible for academic success.
- Facilitating communication and connection to relevant advising
- Under direction from the Vice President, work with the Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Engagement (DICE) to identify and remove barriers to ensure the academic success of historically underrepresented, underserved, and under resourced communities.
- Advocating on behalf of students for necessary change or adjustment of current procedure including but not limited to accessibility to key areas on campus dedicated to academic success and current academic procedure.
- Meet with the Vice President of Academic Affairs a minimum of once per term, while identifying and meeting with other academic leaders (Dean of ETM, Chairs, ) as needed by students and up to the discretion of ASOIT Advisors.
- Represent ASOIT on the following commissions/committees:
- Commission on College Teaching (CCT).
- Curriculum Planning Commission (CPC).
- Serve as student representative on a minimum of three (3) committees/commissions beyond the aforementioned
- Serve a minimum of ten (10) hours per week, with at least six (6) hours per week served in the SIB office.
- Assist in tasks as delegated by the President or Vice
- Format a weekly report to the Vice President
General Meetings
KF General Meetings
ASOIT KF holds General Meetings throughout each term. These are public meetings and are open to all students. We encourage everyone to join us and share your thoughts on your student experience.
Open Forums/ Providing Feedback
ASOIT welcomes your input!
All students are encouraged to provide feedback, input, and information about their experiences to ASOIT directly (office hours, via email, or by requesting time at the Executive Meeting agenda) and in public forum opportunities.
Incidental Fee Commission
Incidental Fees Policy: OIT-40-090
"A portion of the money required to operate 九色视频 is paid directly by students at registration each term. These charges, called fees, are: tuition, building fees, and incidental fees. Tuition, together with state tax funds, supports instruction and related activities. Building fees are used to finance construction or remodeling of buildings such as the college union, health service, and recreational areas. Incidental fees are used to finance certain auxiliary programs, which fall under three major categories: Athletics, College Union, and Campus Life.
This document outlines policies and procedures related to the funding of programs at all OIT campuses supported by incidental fees superseding all previous guideline and policy statements."
See the linked document above to learn more.
Shared Governance
OREGON TECH SHARED GOVERNANCE POLICY
The Student Shared Governance policy at 九色视频 ensures that students have a formal voice in important decisions that affect their education and campus life. It gives students the right to participate on various committees dealing with academic policies, tuition, student conduct, and more. Some committees even require student input for decisions to move forward. Overall, the policy guarantees that students are actively involved in shaping the direction of the university.
See the linked document above to learn more.
Constitution and Bylaws
Contact Us
ASOIT Klamath Falls
asoit@oit.edu
- 541-885-1829 (SIB office line)
- College Union 107
- KF ASOIT Social Media Pages
- Follow ASOIT on .
ASOIT Portland-Metro
PM Officers
PM-ASOIT@groups.oit.edu
- 503-821-1250 (PM office line)
- PM 4th Floor: 420B