Student Government
The Student Government, made up of elected student representatives, administers funds generated by activity fees and Student Government fund-raising events for student activities. Student organizations requesting student activity funds to be used for student activities must make their request in writing to the Student Government. Student Government will rule on the request and make a recommendation to the College President to disburse activity fees. In some cases, the President will have to take requests to the College Board of Regents for final approval or denial.
The purpose of Student Government is to:
- Develop leadership skills; and
- Act as liaison between students, faculty, and staff; and
- Act as liaison between students and the Board of Regents; and
- Help evaluate programs and personnel; and
- Aspiring Educators.
All clubs on campus must go through Student Government for approval. All clubs should have by-laws that describe the organization, governance, and operational policies and procedures. A listing of current SCC clubs includes but are not limited to the following:
- Student Government; and
- Native American Student Association (NASA) Indian Club; and
- American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL); and
- American Indian Sciences and Engineering Society (AISES).