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What We Do

ASCC (Associated Students of Chabot College) is made up of your fellow students that represent the student body at Chabot to the local and state administrators. This organization sponsors the Inter-Club Council, club events and programs, monthly Flea Markets and many other exciting events!

The mission of ASCC is to develop and promote the principles of responsible citizenship, to establish an open channel of communication between the students, faculty, staff and administrators of Chabot College and other campuses and universities, and to effect active student participation in the governance of Chabot College.

Meeting Dates

The ASCC meets the first and third Wednesdays of each month, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM in the Board Room, Building 200.

Current Events

Are you currently registered at Chabot in at least 5.0 units and have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or greater? Are you a student who wants to develop your leadership skills? Do you want to be more involved on campus and make a difference? If so, you can help your fellow students by running for office in the Associated Students of Chabot College (ASCC) to:

*Fight budget cuts

*Develop leadership through state and federal conferences, workshops, retreats, and more

*Reach out to the community through events, scholarships and more

*Organize campus-wide activities

*Help support campus clubs

*Be the voice of the students

Be sure to complete and return all 4 forms to Room 706 by their required deadlines:

> Form D is due Thursday, September 9 by Noon.

> Form E is due Friday, September 10 by Noon.

Voting will take place from 8 AM - 7 PM in Building 2300 (the Student Center) on September 13 and 14, so encourage your fellow students to come out and vote!

Attention all Elections Candidates, the questions will be asked during Meet the Candidates :

Questions for all Candidates:
- What position are you running for? Why do you feel it is important for you to hold that position?
- If you had one million dollars to spend on education, what would you spend it on besides professors and courses?
- Before now, in what ways have you been active at Chabot College? Do any of those activities benefit other students, and if so then how?
- What are the influences in your life and how do they contribute to your success?

Questions for Non-presidential Candidates:
- What committees do you intend to join and why?
- How will you approach an issue that is unpopular but must be done?
- How do you intend to represent the students beyond voting at Senate meetings?
- What do you hope to accomplish as a member of the student government? Why is that important to you?

Questions for Presidential Candidates
- How do you intend to lead Senators to fully represent their fellow students?
- How will you approach an issue that you personally oppose but is currently ready for discussion? In what ways will you ensure that your bias will not interfere?
- What are your goals for the student government? Why are these goals important?
- Why are you running as a presidential candidate instead of any other position when they both represent students? How will you serve students better as president than you would have in any other position?

If any candidate has a problem or complaint please let the elections committee know by submitting a Complaint Form to Room 706 by Wednesday, September 15th at Noon.

Questions? Contact Elections Co-Committee Chairpersons:

Renato Ramento at 510-723-6914 or Katie Hoang at hlkatie26@gmail.com.

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