Student Body Offices

Interested in running for Student Body office for 2008-2009?

Leadership opportunities for elected student officers

• Activities planning and coordination
• Meeting supervision
• Budget management
• Interaction and team building with other students
• Representation on College committees and input regarding student issues
• Networking with College and community leaders
• Training and facilitating in leadership workshops

Time Commitment

• Attend at least two weekly meetings
• Attend average of at least one major activity per week
• Spend at least five hours per week in the Student Life Office
• Act as coordinator for at least one major activity (e.g. Homecoming) per semester.  Assist with all other ASEAC events.  Required to participate in Leadership Retreat for the three weekdays following Commencement

In exchange for your time commitment and hard work, you receive

• In-state, full-time tuition and book scholarship for the two semesters you hold office and maintain full-time status with a 2.0 GPA
• Free admission for ASEAC events
• Half price for one guest at ASEAC events
• Free ASEAC apparel
• A desk and computer access in the Student Life Office
• Great leadership experience

If you're interested in running for office, be active on campus during fall semester and attend frequent Student Council meetings.

ASEAC Executive Council Offices

President: Runs the weekly Student Council meetings, supervises duties of other officers, attends weekly strategy meetings with advisors, and coordinates Retreat activities. Campus committees include: Administrative Cabinet, Judiciary, Intercollegiate, and End-of-Year Activities

Vice President: Substitutes for and assists the President as needed. Coordinates elections and Fall Homecoming. Campus committees include: Financial Aid and Judiciary.

Publicity Coordinator: Prepares all publicity for ASEAC events including posters, news releases, radio spots, emails, and fliers. Campus committees include: Academic Standards, which meets on a weekly basis, and Equal Employment Opportunity.

Secretary/Treasurer: Prepares two meeting agendas and two sets of meeting minutes per week. Prepares financial reports. Maintains information files for clubs. Campus committees include: Financial Aid, End-of-Year Activities, and Intercollegiate Athletic.

Service Coordinator: Plans and coordinates all service projects and blood drives. Maintains a bank of possible service projects and a record of service by ASEAC clubs. Campus committees include: Academic Standards, which meets on a weekly basis, and Equal Employment Opportunity.

Executive Assistant: Prepares the weekly Monday Monster, oversees clubs and fulfills other tasks assigned by the President. Campus committees include: End-of-Year Activities and Judiciary.

Officers are assigned to serve as ASEAC Club Liaisons.

Student Body elections will be held in January. Petitions will be distributed at the Student Council and Candidate Information meeting in the Gherald L. Hoopes Jr. Activities Center- TV Lounge from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., Jan. 15, 2008. Please attend and pick up your petition at that time.

Leadership Training

ASEAC Executive Officers, Club Officers or anyone interested in Student Leadership may enroll in CSL103 "Leadership Techniques".  It is a one-credit workshop at the beginning of each semester.  The focus is gaining student leadership experience and working with groups while maintaining your academic focus.  Check the class schedule for workshop dates.