United States Student Association

“Form 990 is available to the board of directors upon request.”

“The organization requires officers, directors and key employees to disclose any interests that could give rise to a conflict of interest. Any potential conflicts of interest are reviewed in annual meetings.”

“Governing documents and financial statements are available to the board of directors and the general public upon request.”

“Student Power Summit Continued - Programming highlights included the Student Movement Awards where convention participants and guests gathered for a special evening to honor students who have demonstrated exemplary leadership. The awards dinner also served as a space to highlight USSA's evolving role in the student movement and unveiled our new education justice framework. Students participated in educational workshops surrounding Grassroots organizing skills, building electoral power, building intersectional movements, our network's top campaign priorities at the time: free higher education, racial justice and caucus breakout spaces to strategize and build relationships with other students in their area.”

“National Student Congress continued - Through a plenary the student membership voted on Constitutional Amendments and the organization's 2017-18 campaign priorities. Students also attended similar workshops presented at the National student Power Summit.”

“On 7/31/17 a prior year receivable balance of $63,670 due from Charlene T. Cager was written off as uncollectible.”

“Conference Expenses 20254.”

“Board Meeting Expenses 878.”

“Telephone”

“Bank Service Fees 67.”

“Office Supplies”

“Computer & IT Services”

“Bad Debts-Write Off of Uncollectible Receivables”

“Write Off of Prior Year Receivable Balance”

“Accounts Receivable 10900. 3367.”

“Accounts Payable 49718. 80502.”