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==Associated Archival Materials==
 
==Associated Archival Materials==

Revision as of 12:01, 22 July 2011

The title "Associated Students of Brigham Young University" was first used in 1933 to replace the student government formerly known as the Student Body. A constitution outlining the roles of student body officers and committees was created in 1936, followed by the adoption of later constitutions in 1957, 1962, 1968-69, and 1972. In 1988, ASBYU was dissolved and replaced by the Brigham Young University Student Service Association. Presidents included: Mark D. Eggertsen (1932-33), Owen Meredith Wilson (1933-34), Roy Broadbent (1934-35), Virgil Wedge (1935-36), Elmer Crowley (1936-37), Wayne Rogers (1937-38), Drew Leonard (1938-39), Ben Lewis (1939-40), Sterling Strate (1940-41), Paul Felt (1941-42), Mark Weed (1942-43), Lora Hilton (1943-44), Neil Wellig (1944-45), L. Grant Shields (1945-46), Kay A. Young (1946-47), Gordon Hawkins (1947-48), Keith Fillmore (1948-49), Ralph Benson (1949-50), Elmo Turner (1950-51), Keith Orme (1951-52), Leroy Porter (1952-53), Quinn McKay (1953-54), Lloyd George (1954-55), Wid Tingey (1955-56), Monroe McKay (1956-57), Web Crocket (1957-58), Thomas R. Stone (1958-59), Rex Lee (1959-60), Max Pinegar (1960-61), Henry Heilesen (1961-62), David Stone (1962-63), R. Richard Rolapp (1963-64), Bruce Olsen (1964-65), Bob Christiansen (1965-66), Lynn Southam (1966-67), Paul E. Gilbert (1967-68), Grant Richards (1968-69), Ken Kartchner (1969-70), Brian Walton (1970-71), Reed Wilcox (1971-72), Bill Fillmore (1972-73), Mark Reynolds (1973-74), Reid Robison (1974-75), Bob Henrie (1975-76), Randy Soat (1976-77), Martin Reer (1977-78), Perry Bratt (1978-79), David Litser (1979-80), Jeff Duke (1980-81), Kasey Haws (1981-82), Schipper Clawson (1982-83), Greg Fullmer (1983-84), Chris Doughty (1984-85), Jon Coleman (1985-86), Robert Daines (1986-87).

Variant names

ASBYU

A.S.B.Y.U.

Description

Established: 1933

Abolished: 1988

Location: Provo, Utah (1933-1988)

Functions

The Associated Students of BYU was established in order to foster intelligent citizenship, organize and provide adequate leadership for campus activities, and promote the interests of the students and the University.

Assets and Administrative Structure

All registered students with 10 or more university credit hours and graduate students with 8 or more credit hours were considered members of the association. According to the 1935-1936 Constitution of the Brigham Young University Student Body, the officers of the organization were the President, First Vice-president, Secretary, and Historian. The Executive Committee was made up of the Student Body Officers and the Student Body Council. The Student Body Council consisted of the President, the First Vice-president, the Second Vice-president, the Secretary and Historian, the Presidents of the Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes, the social chair, and the President of the Institution and an appointed member of the faculty. According to the 1962 Constitution of the Associated Students of Brigham Young University, the association consisted of a senate, an executive branch, and a judiciary branch. The senate was composed of four senators from each of the respective classes as well as the class presidents and a representative of the student body president. The executive council was composed of the President and four Vice-Presidents of Social Activities, Cultural Activities, Student Relations, and Finance respectively. The judicial powers were given to a supreme court and inferior courts that were established as needed. Four more vice-presidents were later added, including academics in 1965, athletics in 1966, organizations in 1969, and women's activities in 1969. In 1970, the Ombudsman Office was created to deal with student complaints, suggestions, and problems. In 1972, the president began reporting to the Dean of Students, and a Coordinating Council was added under the Executive Council.

Associated Units

Superior unit: Brigham Young University (1933-1972)

Superior unit: Brigham Young University. Student Life (1972-1982)

Superior unit: Brigham Young University. Student Programs (1983-1988)

Subordinate unit: Associated Students of Brigham Young University. Associated Men Students (1933-1968)

Subordinate unit: Associated Students of Brigham Young University. Associated Women Students (1933-1968)

Subordinate unit: Associated Students of Brigham Young University. Inter-Organizational Council (1962-1967)

Subordinate unit: Associated Students of Brigham Young University. Student Community Services (1971-1988)

Subordinate unit: Brigham Young University. Honor Council (1949-1958)

Subordinate unit: Associated Students of Brigham Young University. Office of Ombudsman (1970-1987)

Subordinate unit: Y News (1933-1948)

Subordinate unit: Associated Students of Brigham Young University. Women's Office (1975-1987)

Earlier unit: Brigham Young University. Student Body (1909-1933)

Later unit: Brigham Young University. Student Service Association (1988)

Associated unit: Brigham Young University. Student Life Developmental Project and Research Center (1984-1987)

Associated Archival Materials

Histories, 1922-1986 (UA 1081)

Sources

Constitution of the Associated Students of Brigham Young University, 1935 and 1962 (new constitution adopted in 1962)

Brigham Young University: The First One Hundred Years, Vol. 2, 1975: p. 344-346 ("Associated Students of Brigham Young University" first used in 1933; new constitution in 1936)

Brigham Young University: The First One Hundred Years, Vol. 3, 1976: p. 359-364 (constitutions were adopted in 1957 and 1968-69; Four more vice-presidents were later added, including academics in 1965, athletics in 1966, organizations in 1969, and women's activities in 1969; Associated Men Students and Associated Women Students abolished in 1968; Ombudsman Office created in 1970)

Brigham Young University: The First One Hundred Years, Vol. 4, 1976: p. 157 (new constitution in 1972)

BYU Student Service Association Web site, via WWW, May 18, 2010 (In 1988, ASBYU was replaced by the Brigham Young University Student Service Association) http://byusa.byu.edu/

Proposal for Restructuring of ASBYU 1986-87, Copy 3 (ASBYU replaced by BYUSA)

Associated Students of Brigham Young University Histories, 1959-87: (List of presidents)

Records, 1957-1960 (UA 481) (Assets and Administrative Structure)

ASBYU Histories, 1959-86 (List of presidents)

Maintenance Information

Record ID: EAC-2010-00050

LCCN: no2009121155

Creator: UPB

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