Become an ASDC Officer

Become An ASDC Officer

Take your college experience to the next level and apply for student body government!

Use the information below to learn more about the requirements and steps to apply for ASDC

Now Accepting ASDC Officer Applications

Applications due August 16 at 11:45pm

Available Positions

Student Representative to the Board of Trustees

Position Descriptions and Responsibilities

Application Process

To apply for the Student Representative to the Board of Trustees position for the 2019-2020 academic year please submit the following application.

Applications must be received by Friday, August 16, 2019 at 11:45 pm.

Minimum Requirements

Students applying for the Student Representative to the Board of Trustees must complete the Student Trustee application.

At the time of application and election, you must meet the minimum requirements as specified in Education Code 70601.

Enrolled in a minimum of five (5) units
Minimum GPA of 2.5
Ability to complete four (4) mandatory office hours each week
Ability to attend mandatory Monday meetings from 2:30pm-4:30 pm
Ability to attend mandatory College Hour events every third Thursday from 12:30 pm-1:30 pm
Ability to perform and function in the role of the office

How to Apply

As part of the application process for the student trustee position, candidates must submit the following:

One Letter of Recommendation from a faculty, staff, or administrator. Students enrolled for a semester or less may have a faculty, staff, or administrator from a previous academic institution, community organization, or a current employer submit a Recommendation Form. Recommendation forms will be reviewed for eligibility. Forms must include your full name and student ID number.
Submit an Online Application

Applicant Interview

The Student Representative to the Board of Trustees is appointed by the Associated Students of Delta College. The appointment process includes an interview with the ASDC. Following the interview, the ASDC will vote to approve one applicant to the position of Student Representative to the Board of Trustees.

The interview date is August 26, 2019 from 2:30pm-4:30 pm in the Rauhuff Boardroom (Shima 101C)
All applicants must be present for the interview.
Applicants that do not attend the interview will be disqualified.
Additional interview dates WILL NOT be provided.
The interview date WILL NOT be rescheduled to accommodate applicants unable to attend the May 26th interview.

Got Questions?

Contact Elections Chair, Nate Nunez at asdcsenatoratlarge2@deltacollege.edu or at 209-954-5484.

FAQs About Being an ASDC Officer

What exactly does the ASDC do?

The ASDC is the official voice of the student body. Students serving on the board are responsible for providing student input on everything from changes to district policies and procedures to changes to the course schedule. The ASDC is also responsible for managing a budget of more than $300,000, planning campus events and activities, and supporting clubs/organizations.

What are the responsibilities of the board?

There are a total of eleven positions on the ASDC board. Each position has its own specific responsibilities. In general, all officers are responsible for: attending weekly meetings and trainings, completing office hours (four hours per week), serving on an ASDC standing committee, and volunteering for ASDC activities like college hour, mustang nights, and other special events. Officers are also responsible for participating in leadership trainings and retreat activities.

I'm taking 12 units this semester, how much time would I have to commit to the ASDC?

As an officer, you will spend a minimum of 5 hours a week on ASDC activities. Depending on the number of committees you're assigned to and if there is an ASDC activity in a particular week, the amount of time you could spend on ASDC activities could increase to 10-15 hours a week.

Are there any GPA requirements to join the ASDC?

All students interested in joining the ASDC must be enrolled in a minimum of five (5) units, have a 2.0 GPA and be in good standing (i.e., not on academic or progress probation or disciplinary probation).

There are so many positions available, which one should I apply for?

Deciding which position is right for you depends on your interests, skills, strengths, and career goals. To find out more about the different positions you can contact the Student Activities office for more information.