Student club space at 21 Sussex is not accessible at this time and all external bookings remain suspended. Please email groups.officer@utoronto.ca with questions regarding club space.
The Committee for the Allocation of Student Activity Space (CASAS) allocates space on the St. George campus for campus groups, student societies and multi-faith needs.
CASAS allocates the 50+ shared office spaces available at the 21 Sussex Clubhouse.
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Program Eligibility
Student representatives--four in total--are nominated or appointed by the University of Toronto Students Union (UTSU), Association of Part-time Undergraduate Students (APUS) and Graduate Students Union (GSU). Nominations for three additional students are received and assessed by the Vice-Provost Students in December of each year. Students will be selected to represent broad student interests. -
How The Program Works
CASAS meets in March/April to review applications and allocate the space for a one-year term. For more information on the application process, visit club office space.
Membership
CASAS consists of:
- Two student representatives from UTSU
- One student representative from APUS
- One student representative from the GSU
- Three students assessed by the Vice-Provost Students.
- Three staff members drawn from departments under Student Life.
- Chair (non-voting) Student Life Coordinator, Campus Organizations
- Secretary (non-voting) Groups Officer, Student Life
Minutes
Minutes for CASAS meetings are available upon request.
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Considerations & Exceptions
Historical context for CASAS In 1999, the University had a Task Force on Student Activity Space examine the issues surrounding space availability for three main areas of student activity: campus groups, student societies and multi-faith needs. One of the outcomes of the task force's report was to strike a committee to allocate the determined space. It was named the Committee for the Allocation of Student Activity Space (CASAS). CASAS today allocates the 50+ shared office spaces available in the 21 Sussex Clubhouse.