Associated Students
Leadership Center

To cultivate leaders who advocate for an equitable world!

We strive to unite and empower our community by embracing and fostering our six values and priorities.

Associated Students supports the development of the student body through the following priorities:

1. Co-Curricular Engagement
2. Civic Engagement & Advocacy
3. Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Social Justice, Anti-Racism, & Access 
4. Leadership Development
5. Retention & Transfer
6. Recognition of Service

Associated Students Officers Contact Information

Student Activities Fee
The $15 Student Activities Fee allows your student government to provide scholarships, leadership opportunities, cultural events, funding for student events and many other
co-curricular programs and services for students.

Student Representation Fee 
The $2 Student Representation Fee, Mandated by Assembly Bill (AB) 1504, provides support for student government representatives who may be presenting positions and viewpoints to representatives, offices, and agencies of local, district, and state governments.

Learn more about the Associated Students Fee's

The Executive Board acts upon all legislation forwarded by the Senate. It consists of the A.S. President, A.S. Vice President, two (2) Senate Chairs, two (2) ICC Co-Chairs and (3) Ex-officio members which include the Student Trustee, Chief of Staff, and ICC Secretary. 

The Senate consists of 16 Senators two (2) of which serve as Senate Chairs. Each Senate seat has an assigned job description that entails specific responsibilities relevant to each of their roles. Each Senator will remain in office for two semesters.

The Student Court consists of one (1) Chief Justice and six (6) Associate Justices. The Student Court has the authority within the Association to interpret the constitution and supporting documents of the Association. The Student Court has the power of Judicial Review over any legislation enacted by the Student Senate or any action by the Executive Board or President.

Inter Club Council (ICC) Executive officers consists of two Co-Chairs, an ICC Secretary (if appointed), and an ICC Senator (or A.S. Representative).

Mt. SAC students are encouraged to participate in the governance of the College by serving on various college - wide committees. Within these committees, many important decisions are made that affect students on campus; it is important that students have a voice as these decisions are made.

View the current Committee List

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Associated Students Advisor Contact Information