ASUWT is constantly working on various projects throughout the year. This page highlights just a few of the initiatives and things we are currently working on, or recently completed!
2023-2024 INITIATIVES
Increased Reproductive Healthcare Access
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Status: In-Progress
Point of Contact(s): Exita Lealofi
About: Access to reproductive healthcare on campus is crucial for the well-being of students. However, many students struggle to afford the necessary products and services. ASUWT aims to create more opportunities for students to access these products at no or low cost.
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5 Minutes, 5 Days - Student Safety
arrow_drop_down_circle 5 Minutes, 5 Days - Student Safety
Status: In-Progress
Point of Contact(s): Olivia 'Vi' Whitmarsh
About: ASUWT is taking a proactive approach to address student safety concerns by collaborating with campus administration to implement safety measures to protect students on campus.
Learn morePast Years' Initiatives
2022-2023
Initiative: Food Trucks on Campus
Status: Retired
Point of Contact(s): Jai'Shon Berry (2022-2023 President)
About: To address food diversity issues on campus, ASUWT strived to bring food trucks to UWT on a consistent basis. Due to unforeseen systemic challenges and funding difficulties, this initiative was retired in Spring 2023.
Initiative: Affordable Housing for Students
Status: Retired
Point of Contact(s): Exita Lealofi (2022-2023 Director of University Affairs)
About: ASUWT hoped to develop relationships with community partners to bring affordable housing to students close to campus. The project faced challenges stemming from insufficient financial resources and limited external interests in collaboration. This initiative was retired in Spring 2023.
Initiative: Accessible On-Campus Childcare
Status: Retired
Point of Contact(s): Jai'Shon Berry (2022-2023 President)
About: ASUWT aimed to expand existing programs that benefited student parents in addition to creating on-campus spaces for childcare. Due to logistical and financial constraints, this initiative was retired in Spring 2023.
