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ASUCD Budget


ASUCD has a $9.6 million operational budget, running over twenty units and other services.  ASUCD employs more students than any other department of UC Davis, providing a great deal of employment for students in addition to services for students.

Many units operate on a break-even basis -- especially the business units -- though a majority of the programmatic units recieve a subsidy from the student government.


Referenda-4 way splitEvery quarter, each ASUCD member pays $35 in ASUCD fees.  Due to fee referenda, this money is split in four ways: $24.50 goes directly to Unitrans, to pay for undergraduate riders; $0.50 goes to Cal Aggie Camp, as ASUCD's philanthropic program; $2.00 goes out of ASUCD to the Educational Opportunity Program, and $8.00 goes to ASUCD's General Fund, money the ASUCD Senate can allocate.  For example, over the course of a year Cal Aggie Camp gets $1.50 from each student.  This generates over $500,000 in revenue for the ASUCD Senate to spend on every other program offered by ASUCD.


There's also an overly complicated summary graphic.

Coming soon -- a walkthrough of an individual budget!


Budget by Unit

UNIT
Income Expense 06-07
Subsidy
05-06
Subsidy
Difference Reserves
Transfer
Admin. General (detail)
79,716 108,471 28,755 26,216 -2,539  
AS PAPERs (detail)0 9,486 9,486 8,336 -1,150  
Bike Barn (detail)366,254 366,254 0 0 0  
Book Exchange (detail)16,000 30,460 14,460 15,629 1,169  
California Aggie (detail)539,000 539,000 0 0 0  
Cal Aggie Camp (detail)37,850 42,007 4,157 6,414 2,257  
CCE (detail)0 9,291 9,291 6,809 -2,482  
COOO (detail)0 11,114 11,114 17,130 6,016  
City/County Affairs (detail)8,160 10,560 2,400 0 -2,400  
CC/CN (detail)208,882 208,882 0 0 0  
Coffee House (detail)3,593,180 3,593,180 0 0 0  
Creative Media (detail)29,000 100,041 71,041 79,648 8,607  
El Rodeo (detail)0 0 0 5,228 5,228  
Entertainment Council (detail)257,000 323,526 66,526 61,884 -4,642  
Experimental College (detail)206,860 227,197 0 0 0 -20,337
External Affairs (detail)0 0 0 21,516 21,516  
General Programs (detail)0 65,346 65,346 30,780 -34,566  
Grants (detail)0 116,233 116,233 136,364 20,131  
Grants EOP (detail)131,400 131,400 0 0 0  
KDVS (detail)93,000 134,609 41,609 33,080 -8,529  
Lobby Corps (detail)0 6,270 6,270 0 -6,270  
Pathfinder (detail)952 13,632 12,680 12,680 0  
Picnic Day (detail)14,140 30,239 16,099 16,589 490  
Post Office (detail)82,365 87,861 5,496 0 -5,496  
President (detail)0 24,482 24,482 25,818 1,336  
Project Compost (detail)3,925 17,144 13,219 13,333 114  
Refrigerator Services (detail)65,000 34,544 -30,456 -26,313 4,143  
Senate Reserves (detail)0 11,712 11,712 11,901 189  
STS/Tipsy Taxi (detail)156,845 168,819 11,974 0 -11,974  
State/National Affairs (detail)1,000 7,607 6,607 0 -6,607  
Student Government (detail)0 127,652 127,652 134,824 7,172  
TASS (detail)165,517 165,517 0 0 0  
Tipsy Taxi (detail)0 0 0 20,206 20,206  
Unitrans (detail)3,432,320 3,634,791 0 0 0 -202,471
Vice President (detail)0 9,447 9,447 11,208 1,761  
WEF (detail)80,475 80,475 0 0 0 0
TOTAL
9,568,841 10,447,249 655,600 669,280 13,680 -222,808








Sources of ASUCD Income
2006-2007 2005-2006 Difference


Copy Income
30,000 30,000 0


Interest Income
100,000 100,000 0


Undergraduate Fees
525,600 539,280 -13,680


TOTAL
655,600 669,280 -13,680



2007 Budget Hearing Minutes

Notes

  • UC Student Association fees were transferred from Grants to General Programs
  • STS and Tipsy Taxi were merged this year
  • El Rodeo was cut this year
  • The Office of External Affairs was split back into City/County Affairs, State and National Affairs, and Lobby Corps
  • AGTV is included in Creative Media
  • Aggie Pack recieves its grant in General Programs
  • Unitrans recieved a large federal grant this year, which went into Unitrans Reserves.  This is part of the reason there is such a large draw on reserves
  • Admin Recharge pays for additional administrative and clerical support (see Admin General); Network Recharge pays for additional computing support (see Creative Media)
  • Copy income comes from the contract for photocopiers on campus
  • Interest income is generated by unrestricted reserves and capital reserves
  • Senate reserves are set at 1.75% of the total income available for subsidy, as specified in ASUCD Bylaw 1101E.


For more budgetey goodness, see the UC Systemwide Budget.


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