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The Undergraduate Students Association Council may use Google Analytics to collect information about the user's web browser version (Firefox, Chrome, etc), operating system (Windows 7, Android, etc.), screen resolution, city level location of the request (Tokyo, Japan, Los Angeles, USA, etc.), language (English-US, English-UK, etc.), traffic request (a link from Facebook, organic, etc.), search terms, service provider (Time Warner, UCLA, Verizon), number of pageviews, behavior flow (i.e. You visited the home page then you went to the Offices page) and duration (how long you have been on a page). We are unable to associate these data to a specific individual. The Undergraduate Students Association Council webmaster uses Google Analytics to improve functionality and content. You are able to opt-out by turning off JavaScript.

The Associated Students UCLA retains a copy of all form submissions to monitor abuse of the Undergraduate Students Association website. We are still unable to associate an form submission to a specific individual collected through Google Analytics.

This website does not directly store any cookies on your computer. However, third parties (e.g. Google Analytics) may do so and the Undergraduate Students Association Council assumes no responsibility.

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Design Comments #

Rohit Vighne (2019): In this complete overhaul of the USAC website, I retired the UCLA Gateway Template (as seen on many campus websites, including UCLA.edu) in favor of a custom design. I sought to bring in simplicity and modern design values, while using colors and elements shared with the ASUCLA and UCLA.edu websites to create ties with the organizations we are a part of. One of the major areas of improvement is in the organization of documents, which are now indexed automatically by the website instead of manually entered by the webmaster. This ensures that links to documents are reliable and up-to-date.

Logan Cai (2014): One of my goals in the USAC website design was to provide fast access to frequently accessed content. By placing the budget report, minutes and agenda right on the front page we have reduced the number of clicks a user needs to perform. The header photos located in each section of the website were carefully chosen to showcase the beauty of Kerckhoff Hall while retaining relevance to the section. For example, the "About" header image showcases the Kerckhoff Hall staircase. The staircase leads to the student government offices. Similarly the "Funding" header image staircase leads to the Student Government Accounting office. The UCLA Undergraduate Students Association header was changed from a PNG to a SVG to ensure the utmost clarity for high pixel density displays.

Photo Credits #

Kerckhoff Exterior

No restriction is applied to the use of this photograph in University of California publications or web sites. However, the credit is required. No third party use.

Kerckhoff Staircase

No restriction is applied to the use of this photograph in Associated Students UCLA publication or web sites.

SGA Staircase

No restriction is applied to the use of this photograph in Associated Students UCLA publication or web sites.

Bulletin Board

No restriction is applied to the use of this photograph in Associated Students UCLA publication or web sites.

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