Grabbing the OU of current user and returning a custom model (Division) that has a few properties about the OU. Then pass it via ViewBag. My Controller looks something like this:
public ActionResult NewAccountRequest()
{
var currentUser = HttpContext.User;
var userDivision = ADTools.GetDivisionFromUser(currentUser.Identity.Name);
ViewBag.UserDivision = userDivision;
....
}
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult LookupUNI(string uni)
{
var currentUser = HttpContext.User;
var userDivision = ADTools.GetDivisionFromUser(currentUser.Identity.Name);
ViewBag.UserDivision = userDivision;
....
}
etc.
If this is common to all of your actions, you could add it to OnActionExecuted for the controller.