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What the FAC is FAC?

The Undergraduate Student Association Council (USAC) Facilities Commission (FAC) is one of 15 undergraduate student government offices. FAC is responsible for ensuring UCLA facilities are accessible, sustainable, and representative of student needs. Our role is to amplify the student voice on sustainable campus policy and fulfill student demands when maintaining campus facilities, including buildings, outdoor spaces, and UCLA-managed transportation services. FAC must also engage the UCLA community in promoting sustainability and accessibility across campus, educate on how these issues affect the campus, and provide resources surrounding these issues. The Facilities Commissioner, the elected USAC officer who oversees the commission, also chairs The Green Initiative Fund (TGIF), the undergraduate sustainability funding body, and appoints various campus committees related to space allocation and sustainability. With multiple projects and over 50 student members, FAC welcomes all undergraduate students to get involved in making the campus more sustainable and accessible.

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Commissioner: Joy Huang

Joy Bio coming soon!

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External Assistant Commissioner: Michael Griffin

Michael Bio coming soon!

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Internal Assistant Commissioner: Vrinda Mahajan

Vrinda Mahajan is a third year Environmental Science student. She has been a part of the USAC Facilities Environmental Justice Now! team for 2 years, both as a staffer and a Project Director. She loves tidepooling, classic rock, and thrifting, and is excited to keep implementing sustainability and accessibility at UCLA through FAC!

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Publicity Director: Neha Suri

Neha Suri is a third year at UCLA pursuing a double major in Political Science and Economics. She was previously a staffer with the Sustainagoals Committee in FAC, helping create graphics and promote their events, such as BruIN MoveOUT and Reuzzi–the reusable mug program in Kerckhoff cafe. You may have seen her at a clothing swap on Janns or making matcha on Bruinwalk! Neha is passionate about sustainability and outside of FAC is working towards a career in law. She is interested in environmental, international, trade, and immigration law–as wide and far apart as those may be!

You may find Neha watching a good movie, watercoloring, hiking, or kayaking in her free time or maybe just playing around in iMovie or Canva!

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Social Chair: Ariella Kandkhorov

Ariella Kandkhorov is a third year at UCLA double majoring in Sociology and International Development Studies, with minors in Environmental Systems & Society and Russian Language. 

Ariella joined FAC in February 2025 as Sustainagoals staffer, helping with projects like Reuzzi and Sustainable BruIN MoveOUT. She’s also passionate about accessible transportation and ethical fashion, two issues FAC also focuses on. 

Outside of FAC, Ariella is preparing herself for a career working abroad; focusing on intersecting sustainable development, environmental justice, and international law. 

She is an avid traveler, proud cat mom, and enjoyer of shopping (secondhand, of course).

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Professional Development Chair: Betty Chang

Betty Chang is a sophomore at UCLA studying Applied Mathematics and History with a passion for environmental sustainability and constitutional law. She previously served as a staffer for EJ Now!, where she supported environmental justice campaigns, collaborated with LA Gardens, and contributed to the Buy Your Values @ UCLA initiative. Beyond EJ Now, Betty is particularly interested in waste management and the potential of AI to reduce contamination and improve sustainable systems. She also hopes to pursue a career in law and has a strong academic interest in constitutional history, with a focus on the American Constitution. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, spending time with dogs, and sipping iced matcha—always in a reusable mug. 

Our Journey So Far

2013

ESTABLISHMENT OF USAC FACILITIES COMMISSION

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2015

GROUNDBREAKING SENSOR TECHNOLOGY LAUNCHED

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