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What is the ASC? The Associated Student Council (ASC), the official student government of Seattle Central, is responsible for representing student interests to the college administration and for facilitating the organization of a broad range of student committees that work to address issues and concerns and promote services that enhance students’ experience at Seattle Central. A significant ASC responsibility is recommending a yearly budget for the expenditures of student Services and Activities funds to the college president and the Board of Trustees for approval. The Associate Dean of Student Leadership serves as advisor to the ASC. The ASC is composed of 12 members: six Executive members, who commit to ten hours of service a week for the entire academic year, and six Associate members, who work seven hours a week and can apply for either the full year or a quarter at a time. Executive members have detailed job descriptions and Associate members work on specific projects identified by the council each quarter. The ASC meets every Thursday in the Student Leadership Office from 1:30pm - 3:30pm. Meetings are open to all and students are welcome to attend. Any full-time student (enrolled for 10 credits) who has completed 15 credits with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 is eligible to apply for an ASC position. Council Job Descriptions The Chief Executive facilitates the council hours and responsibilities and attends meetings of the Board of Trustees and meetings of the SCCC President’s Administrative Cabinet, and reports on ASC activities. The Executive of Administration facilitates council outreach, recruiting committee members, and chairs a variety of ASC committees such as SERFS, Art Wall Project, and the Student Handbook Committee. The Executive of Finance oversees the ASC budget and serves as chair of the Services and Activities Fund Budget Allocation Committee. The Executive of Issues and Concerns responds to student concerns on emerging issues, serves as key liaison to student organizations, advocates for multicultural issues, and chairs the Issues and Concerns Board. The Executive of Communications is responsible for increasing student awareness about the activities of the ASC, acts as a liaison to the college Public Information Office, and chairs the Communications Committee. The Executive of Legislative Affairs acts as a liaison between state legislative actions/activities and the student body and is responsible for facilitating the Selection Process. Associate Members: Associate membership is made up of up to six (6) non-voting members who work on specific projects identified by the council each quarter. Applying for a Position Please look at this document for guidelines and an application. The ASC Constitution The ASC Constitution can be found here. |
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