Get Involved
Ways To Get Involved Student Leadership, For Everyone
Getting involved in the Student’s Association is an excellent way to enhance your college experience, develop valuable skills, and contribute positively to your campus community. Here are several ways you can get involved:
Executive Council: Join a team where collaboration is key! As a member of the Executive Council, you’ll work alongside other student leaders to share ideas, propose initiatives, and vote on decisions that shape the Student Association’s direction. Positions include President, Vice President, Secretary Treasurer, and Student Wellness Representatives.
Board of Governors Representative: Be the student voice at the highest level of the college’s decision-making. As a Board of Governors Rep, you’ll sit alongside college leadership to represent the student perspective on major institutional matters.
Academic Council: Dip your toes into student leadership by joining the Academic Council. Through monthly online meetings, you’ll collaborate with students, faculty, and board members to review proposed changes to programs, policies, and more, ensuring they benefit all stakeholders.
Program Representative: Offer your expertise and passion by becoming a Program Representative, advocating for students in your specific program to the Students’ Association. Whether you’re in Practical Nursing, Business Administration, or another program, your voice can make a significant difference for your peers.
Sounds great! How do I get started?
Step 1: Attend the Annual Fall Summit
Join us at our Fall Summit to learn more about the Student Association, meet current members, and put your name forward for student leadership positions. It’s the perfect starting point!
Step 2: Missed the Summit? No Problem!
If the Fall Summit has passed, reach out using our contact form and let us know you're interested in joining the team. We often have positions open and would love to hear from you!
Step 3: Attend Meetings & Stay Connected
As you start your new role, your most important responsibilities are attending meetings and staying on top of emails. You don’t need to be an expert—just be present and engaged.
Step 4: Be a Voice and an Ear
Share your thoughts and ideas, and just as importantly, listen to the students around you. Understanding what matters to your peers helps guide the work we do.
Getting involved in a student’s association offers numerous benefits beyond academic achievement. It allows you to develop leadership skills, build friendships, expand your network, and make a positive impact on your campus community. So, don’t hesitate to take the first step and get involved today!
