BOS creates a roadmap of student priorities for campus improvements. Items may include the development of more all-gender restrooms, lactation spaces, native plant preserves, bioswales, open campus advocacy/artivism spaces, accessible housing units on the Hill, etc. Additionally, they may advocate for longer hours of on-campus facilities, such as 24 hour restrooms. Working closely with the Access on Board committee, they will establish the Lily Shaw Disability Cultural Center, creating a safe, accessible and resource rich community for students with disabilities. The Building Space Directors may organize focus groups, surveys, town halls, and audits to investigate underutilized spaces on campus that may have high potential to be used for different student needs, especially with the future seismic construction of UCLA buildings, such as John Wooden Center. Work can extend beyond campus into the Westwood area, with advocacy at the North Westwood and Westwood Neighborhood Councils. Throughout the year, they will work with Facilities Management toward identifying these spaces and determining methods for proposing and approving new projects. They may also research access to existing campus spaces for students.