Ask what your college can do for you
Jerome Hunt
Issue date: 10/12/09 Section: News
Students are being urged to create clubs on campus. There are more than 25 different groups under review for consideration as a club. Established student union groups can apply for governmental funds, use college facilities, equipment, and participate as a representative in the Student Senate.
Here is a quick list of what is needed: six or more active students with ID numbers who are interested in starting a new campus club, four standing officers, a president, secretary, advisor, and co-advisor.
Incumbent social clubs need a written purpose (mission statement) with signatures and a complete application packet titled, "Starting a New Club" hand delivered back to the ASCC to be reviewed by the Executive Cabinet. Complete application packets with signatures will be submitted to the Executive Cabinet and decisions are made on Tuesdays between 12-2 p.m.
Here is a quick list of what is needed: six or more active students with ID numbers who are interested in starting a new campus club, four standing officers, a president, secretary, advisor, and co-advisor.
Incumbent social clubs need a written purpose (mission statement) with signatures and a complete application packet titled, "Starting a New Club" hand delivered back to the ASCC to be reviewed by the Executive Cabinet. Complete application packets with signatures will be submitted to the Executive Cabinet and decisions are made on Tuesdays between 12-2 p.m.
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