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Student Association

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Student Association President Matt Johnson (2020) in Strathlorne Forest Nursery holding one of the saplings to be planted in honour of the Class of 2020.

The Student Association is a group of students working together to improve student life. The Student Association creates opportunities for balanced lifestyles, promoting health and wellness, and encouraging campus-wide communication and participation. The mission of the Student Association is to organize activities and events (both on campus and off), provide important programs to encourage your growth as a student and offer great services that make your learning environment more supportive and enjoyable.

Membership

You’re automatically a member of your campus Student Association as a full or part- time student. Each of our campuses across the province has its own Student Association, which is governed by an elected student committee. The executive committee includes:

  • President
  • VP Finance
  • VP Communications
  • VP Services
  • VP Activities
  • Class and program representatives

Governance

Each of our 15 Student Associations is governed by the NSCCSA Common Constitution (PDF 375KB). This constitution outlines the general principles, roles, responsibilities and operating guidelines of your Student Association. 

Activities and events

Each campus has a unique combination of offerings dependent upon their specific student membership. Activities may include representation on college committees, orientation events, social activities, fundraising and charitable giving, and sports and recreation. Visit the NSCCSA website to keep up to date on your campus events and activities.

Get involved

The best way to ensure that the Student Association is meeting your needs is to become an active part of the organization. Some ways to get involved include:

  • Run for an Executive Committee position on the Student Association.
  • Serve as a Class Representative on the Student Association Students' Council.
  • Apply for a job as Sports and Recreation Coordinator, Social Coordinator, Marketing Coordinator or other hired coordinator position.
  • Start a student club or society on campus.
  • Get involved in our sports, recreation and wellness activities.
  • Volunteer with the Student Association.
  • Participate in activities and programs.

More information

The Student Association website is the place to go to learn more about your Student Association, review important service and policy information, keep up to date with the latest news and activities, and check out what's happening at your campus.  Make sure to check it out at nscc.ca/sa

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