Kia ora e te whānau,
The ASA is very excited to announce the beginning of our Strawberry Season!
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News relating to ASA and clubs
Kia ora, kei to pēhea koutou? We are very happy at ASA to be celebrating Te Wiki o te Reo Māori! It is a very special year as it is the 50th Anniversary of the Māori language petition.
The MUSAF board is excited to share the decisions and direction that will shape the future of student representation at Massey University. The new structure and additional support functions such as training and development,policy and operating manuals will ensure that future student reps will be better supported to deliver a strong and unified student voice.
Welcome to week 5 of semester 2! I don’t know about you, but this semester is really speeding up now with due dates and stress 
Kia orana! Welcome to Clubs’ week!
Kia ora koutou! Hope you are having a wonderful beginning of semester 2.
Pursuant to the Association’s Constitution, the ASA's Welfare Officer having failed to win a vote of confidence at the ASA Executive meeting held on 4th August 2022 has vacated the position with immediate effect.
ASA's Education Officer has tendered his resignation as he has not enrolled for semester 2.
Throughout 2022, Massey University Student Associations Federation (MUSAF) is working to review the services student associations provide to the student body.
Te Kūnenga Ki Pūrehuroa (Massey University) General Student Associations Investigate Merging - MUSA, MAWSA, ASA, and [email protected]
All four Massey University general Students' Associations have recently investigated options to provide a more equitable student experience across all campuses, including our distance students.
Not sure who to vote for?
Check out the guide that the ASA Executive team have put together highlighting key issues for students.
Final results are now announced for the ASA 2021 Executive Team, following PJ's withdrawal from the second poll for Education Officer.
Results are announced for 5 of the 6 roles on the ASA Executive team for 2021.
Due to a tie in the results for the role of Education Officer, as per ASA policy, a new poll for that role only will be held.
Voting between the 2 candidates who tied for the role of Education Officer will open at 4pm on Friday 2nd October and will close at 4pm on Wednesday 7th October.
ASA advises the membership that Welfare Representative, Grace Amick, resigned from her role on 24/03/20.
AS per the ASA constitution sections 10.7 and 10.8, the ASA Executive, is giving 5 days’ notice of their intent to co-opt Amber Anderson to the role of Welfare Representative.
Amber is currently registered as an ASA member and is a current class advocate- fulfilling the criteria to be eligible to be co-opted into the executive.
Amber will be formally co-opted into the executive at our ASEC meeting to be held via zoom on 09/04/20 at 6.15pm. All members are welcome to join part 1 of this meeting.
Meeting ID: 334 599 3012
Results of Election for 2020 Executive Committee
Come along to the Student Central Plaza at 12 pm to listen to your ASA 2020 Executive candidates answer some questions on why they want to run for the position and what will they do if they win. Come and watch them to decide who you are going to cast your votes for! PS: Free food as always.
Voting for the election opens this Friday! Head on to our ASA website, sign in or sign up (its free!) to vote for your student executives for 2020.
| Time | September 18, 2019 - 12:00 PM |
| Location |
Student Central Plaza |
| Food | Freeeee! |
2020 student executive election is now open for nominations!
Here at ASA, we need YOU the students to be involved in ensuring that students have a voice, important issues are addressed and that academic standards are met here in Massey!
So nominate yourself or get your friends to nominate to run for the 8 positions we have, more information on the Election tab on the website. Or come to student central plaza this Wednesday the 7th from 12 pm to 2 pm and talk to us executives about the roles!
Tickets for our annual ball is on sale now!
We are back with our annual ball and this year's theme is The Roaring 20s!
Tickets can be bought on Eventbrite
Please note that the ball is an R18+ event and students would need to bring their student ID and kiwi card/ passport / drivers license to validate your age
Results are in from the election and the ASA 2019 Executive team will be:
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