Associated Students

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Associated Students

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Associated Students (A.S.) consist of students that represent SMC's diverse student body. A.S. also advocates for the interests and goals of SMC students. As the primary liaison between the students and the faculty, staff, and administration, they ensure student voices are heard, and advocate for student life.

Learn about resources and access for A.S.

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Step One: Learn about Board of Directors

Associated Student consists of 16 students leaders, who are elected into their positions every Spring semester by SMC students. They are responsible for representing the SMC student body by being a representative to SMC administration & making important fiscal decisions.

A.S. Board of Directors

Step Two: Become an A.S. Member

To become an A.S. Member, pay the membership fee ($10) while paying your tuition & fees in Corsair Connect.

Then, pick up your A.S. membership sticker at SMC's Cashiers Office.

Take advantage of the benefits: A.S. Membership Benefits

Step Three: Get Involved within A.S.

A.S. Commissioners work with their respective directors, and have delegated task, projects, and responsibilities.

A.S. Committee Representatives either join A.S. committees or represent the student body in campus-wide committee meetings.

Step Four: Join or Start a Club

A.S. offers a variety of ways to connect to student services and support.

Get Involved in A.S.

Get Involved

Inter-Club Council

List of ICC Clubs

Join A.S. Newsletter

Thrive with Associated Students Navigation Tools

Utilize these tools to successfully navigate A.S. services and support.

Meetings, Agendas & Minutes

Student Representation Fees

Forms & Documents

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