Each year the Student Government puts together a list of goals that are a priority for the academic year. Below are examples of what we have worked on in the past.

• Established a more effective communication line between the students and the college
• Student activity and volunteer involvement
• Reduced 15th Avenue cross walk issues 
• Increased Library and Tutoring Center hours
• Document development and evaluation of "Code of Ethics"
• Created a more accommodating and appealing Student Center
• Monthly survey and  assessments
  • Angel Forums for discussions
  • Student Home Page Survey

See how we are tackling these issues and what we've done so far by coming to a meeting or contact your ASLCC Officers.

Would you like to learn how to start a club on campus?

Student Government meets every Tuesday at 2:15 pm in the Student Center Clubs Room.

Find out how the student government supports clubs and organizations on campus.

Check out the Committee information to learn more about how funds are used across campus for you the student.

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Annual Harvest Fest
Students are invited to bring their families to the Annual Harvest Fest with Fun Carnival Games and Food, Nov. 25 from 4:00-7:00 p.m. in the Student Center. This is a FREE event sponsored by ASLCC.

Like to join Student Government for the 2008-2009 school year? Or would you like to get a paid position working for ASLCC?
Contact the and include your resume.

Coming this Fall, get your application for the 2008-2009 ASLCC paid positions that will be open. Different jobs will be available like Events Coordinator, Secretary, Webmaster, and Stage & Sound Manager.

Then check out the Class Schedule to see when the HDEV - Student Government class is available.

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