Office of the ASUPS Vice President

The ASUPS Vice President serves as the Chief Operating Officer and is responsible for the internal operations. The Vice President sets policies for the carrying out of ASUPS operations; serves on the President’s Council; serves on the President’s Cabinet; serves as a voting member and the Chair Pro Tempore of the ASUPS Senate; supervises, recommends the use of, and guides the expenditures of all ASUPS funds; supervises all Interoffice Personnel; monitors the entire ASUPS Budget and Sub-budgets and the day-to-day expenditures; presents a monthly published financial statement to the ASUPS Senate; and performs any other such duties as may be delegated by the Constitution, Bylaws, or the ASUPS Senate.

 

For a complete list of the vice president’s constitutionally granted powers and responsibilities, see Constitution Article II, Section V.

 

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ASUPS Vice President Grace Novack '27

Office Hours:  Tuesday 4pm - 5pm, Wednesday 3pm-5pm

Grace is excited to serve as vice president of the student body for the 2026–2027 academic year. She is a senior from Portland, Oregon, majoring in Biology on a pre-medicine track. On campus, Grace works in the Experiential Learning Office as a Civic Engagement Coordinator, competes on the women’s varsity crew team, and has served as vice president of the Pre-Health Club for the past two years. Outside of campus, she tutors high school students from the Puyallup Tribe and volunteers with the Tacoma Neighborhood Clinic and the Crisis Text Line. As Vice President, Grace is dedicated to creating a supportive, interconnected, and highly engaged campus environment, and she encourages students to reach out with any questions, ideas, or concerns they might have.