all purchases made by members of the Acadia Students' Union. This position also requires to contact a number of business owners based on the sponsorship with the ASU, ensure they recognize us as value provides. The position of ASU Vice President, Finance and Operation for the 2021-2022 academic year is held by Fumiya Kanai, a fourth-year business technology management student. He was Vice President, Finance at Acadia Medical Campus Response Team through the 2020-2021 year, while being licensed as Medical First Responder. Former ASU Executive Teams In 2011, the ASU reconfigured the makeup of the ASU Executive. The end result was a new, five member executive designed to be more effective at governing the ASU. The ASU also enacted further updates to position titles and descriptions in late 2016. Each executive team since that reconfiguration can be found in the table below. Internal Organizations After a review of Internal Organizations in 2014, the Acadia Students' Union offers ten official Internal Organizations that receive funding from the ASU Budget. These organizations are beholden to more restrictions than other ratified clubs and societies and have been deemed to produce a service to students at Acadia. Acadia Graduate Students' Society The Acadia Graduate Students (AGS) is an Internal Organization committed to advocating for graduate student concerns at Acadia. AGS is composed of the President and a faculty representative from Arts, Science and Professional Studies. The association also has counsellors at large, who can be involved but not as voting members. AGS also serves the graduate students at Acadia by striving to aid in the provision of a positive recreational and academic environment. High turnover of graduate students due to program completion leaves AGS in the hands of each successive graduate student body. With the support of the ASU, the AGS Executive and council determine the year's focus and activities. Axe Radio The online radio station serves to benefit Acadia University, Acadia's students, and the community of Wolfville by strengthening communication between Acadia and the community of Wolfville as well as inter-student communication. The radio strives to provide a supplemental outlet for free artistic, cultural, and socio-political expression, entertainment, and discussion of controversial material within quality, thought-provoking programming in a manner conducive to free thought and open debate. The radio can be tuned-in to online from anywhere on or off campus, or heard in the Students' Union Building. Any campus or community member is