Student Government
Associated Students of Centralia College (ASCC)
2009-2010 Student Government
About ASCC
Students who enroll and pay Service Activities fees are members of the Associated Students of Centralia College (ASCC). ASCC Student Government promotes educational, social and cultural activities, acts as the official voice of the student body, and facilitates student participation in the college community for the betterment of Centralia College.
Meetings
Student Government meetings are held weekly with agendas and times posted throughout the campus. Their meetings are open to the student body and any interested student may attend. Any student who wishes to have an item placed on the agenda should contact the Student Government Office. Student Government members are required to spend five hours per week in the office and an additional five hours working on student government related issues. The members' office hours are posted on their office door and also in the Student Programs Office. These positions are compensated.
Elections
Through the ASCC Student Government many students have taken an active part in improving "student life" and carried on constructive working relationships with the campus administration. The ASCC Student Government is always looking for interested and concerned students willing to volunteer time and energy for the benefit of Centralia College. Elections for ASCC Student Government members are in the spring of each year. Positions available are: President, Vice President, Senator for Clubs & Organizations, Senator for Public Relations, and Senator for Executive Affairs. The ASCC constitution and bylaws are available in the Student Government office and Student Programs Office.
CC Comment Box
The CC Comment Box is a Student Government administered program that provides a communication line between students and the college campus. The process is simple. A student goes to one of the many "CC Comment" boxes located around campus, fills out a comment and places it in the box. The ASCC Senator for Executive Affairs will regularly check the boxes and forward the comments to the appropriate office/department. Each suggestion/concern is given two weeks to be responded to. The comment and the response will be posted on the CC Comment board located in the Student Center Building outside Room 126. Comments addressing personnel issues, consisting of derogatory remarks, nasty comments and/or unrealistic requests will not be responded to. Issues with faculty or staff should be addressed through the Student Complaint Process.