Blocks
A block packages data: who did what, when, and a unique hash. In OrgChain, SO, OSO, SDO, and OVCAA are blocks on the chain.
OrgChain connects Student Organizations, OSO, the Sustainable Development Office, and OVCAA through a trusted blockchain workflow.
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Student organizations form the first block in OrgChain. Registered orgs create proposals, activity plans, and compliance submissions that kick off the on-chain workflow.
Learn the basics
A blockchain is a shared digital ledger made of linked records called blocks. Each block stores data and a fingerprint (hash) of the previous block — forming a chain that is hard to alter without detection.
A block packages data: who did what, when, and a unique hash. In OrgChain, SO, OSO, SDO, and OVCAA are blocks on the chain.
Blocks link in order. Each new block stores the previous hash — that is why gold chain links connect the cubes above.
Changing an old record would break every hash after it. Students and offices can trust one shared approval trail.
Requests move SO → OSO → SDO → OVCAA. Linking keeps each step ordered, traceable, and auditable.
Creates a proposal or activity request — the genesis action on the chain.
Reviews and endorses — a new block links to the org submission.
Checks the submitted activity documents and Waste Policy Compliance Form, then seals the next record.
Final academic alignment, policy compliance, and approval review.
On the chain
Each block is a stakeholder in the student organization lifecycle at BatStateU.
Registered orgs submit proposals, activities, and compliance documents as the first link.
OSO reviews, endorses, and validates organization requests with a clear audit trail.
SDO aligns initiatives with campus sustainability goals and seals final acknowledgements.
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs reviews academic and policy alignment.
Why OrgChain
OrgChain modernizes how student organizations interact with university offices. Every approval, revision, and acknowledgment is recorded in a linked block structure — red and white, just like the BatStateU spirit.