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FAQ's (Click on a link for quick answers)

• What is the ASLCC?
• What does the student government do?
• Where is the student government office?
• When does the student government meet?
• How can I contribute or get more information?

What is the ASLCC?
The Associated Students of Lane Community College (ASLCC) is the student body at the LCC Main Campus. All credit students at the main campus who are currently enrolled and have paid the mandatory student activity fee are members the ASLCC. Yearly, elections are held to choose who will represent ASLCC members in student government. The elected positions in student government are the President, Vice President, Treasurer, Multicultural Coordinator, and 10 Senators-at-large.

What does the student government do?
The purpose of the ASLCC government is:

1. To provide for the social, cultural, educational, and physical development of its members.
2. To establish and foster the recognition of the rights and responsibilities of students to fellow students, the college, the community, the country, and humanity.
3. To insure that the student body is officially represented in all college-
   related activities and organizations.

The student government also sponsors student organizations, and provides limited funding for student clubs.

Where is the student government office?
The ASLCC office is located in the student activities office, Building 1, upper
floor, behind the Student Resource Center snack bar, room number 210.

When does the student government meet?
Currently, the senate normally meets weekly, on Mondays from 3 P.M. to 5 P.M., in Building 1, Room 206.

How can I contribute or get more information?
Contact any ASLCC officer or senator, or Barbara Delansky at the Student Activities office if you would like to:

• Get more information
• Form an organization or club
• Plan an event or activity
• Become involved in student government
• Serve on a college committee
• Make suggestions or express concerns