The Associated Students Council of Ocean Campus (ASCO) consists of a President, six Vice Presidents, and twelve Senators elected by the student body. The council works together to elevate student voices and improve the student experience at City College of San Francisco.
Officers
- My Amelia Khong, President
- Shang Xu, Vice President of Administration
- Kyle Chang, Vice President of Public Relations
- Courtney Wong, Vice President of Campus Enrichment
- Samia Amin, Vice President of Finance
- Lydia Jian, Vice President of Inter-Club Council
- Shivalika Jhabua, Vice President of Community Resources
- Maurice Chilton II, Senator
- Haliun Enkhnyam, Senator
- Ryan Feng, Senator
- Jimmy Guan, Senator
- David Huang, Senator
- Jeremiah Hung, Senator
- Tommy Li, Senator
- Kelly Loc, Senator
- Itzel Luna, Senator
- Jason Luong, Senator
- Stefanie Narr, Senator
- Wilson Zhen, Senator
Each Spring the Associated Students host elections to determine the upcoming year's student representatives. The Ocean Associated Students Council meets after their term begins on July 1, 2022 to determine roles and make vice presidential appointments.
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Interns
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ASCO Vice-Chairs
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ASCO Senators
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ASCO Vice-Presidents
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ASCO President
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ASCO Employees
What is an ASCO intern?
Interns are required to attend all meetings of the committees on which they serve. They meet with their respective Committee Chairs when asked to provide a report on goals and actions done on given duties, as well as participate in committee meetings. However, as a non-voting member, ASCO Interns are not permitted to initiate, second, or modify any motions.
What is an ASCO Vice-Chair?
Vice-Chairs assist Vice-Presidents in the preparation of committee meetings and projects. In the absence of the Vice-President, they serve as committee chairs. Similarly, in the absence of the Secretary, they undertake the role of the ASCO Secretary.
What is an ASCO Senator?
Senators support projects established by the ASCO. They vote on legislation through recommendations, allocations, and resolutions. Senators also vote to appoint ASCO Officers, Vice-Chairs, and PGC representatives to committees. Likewise, they vote to remove any appointments and elect ASCO members. Furthermore, they serve as the principal authority on behalf of the student body in overseeing all of its affairs, policies, properties, and conduct.
What is an ASCO Vice President?
An ASCO Vice President is in charge of one of our six committees and chairs the weekly meeting. They lead the committee in projects and work with senators to accomplish goals!
What is an ASCO President?
The ASCO President sets, organizes, and chairs all meetings of the ASCO General Council and Vice President Cabinet Committees. They are responsible for all ASCO Vice Presidents' orientation and training, as well as ensuring that all Council Members complete the requirements listed in the General Duties of Council Members (Art. II, Section 9) They are also obligated to attend or send a designee to Board of Trustees meetings when the President's Report is to be delivered on behalf of the council. Furthermore, they are expected to abstain from all votes in the General Council unless to break a tie.
Who works for the ASCO?
Each year, the ASCO hires students to support the work of the council. Typically, the council employs at least two students:
A secretary, who is responsible for recording, organizing, and publishing meeting minutes. Contact: asco.secretary@mail.ccsf.edu
In the spring, the council also hires an election commissioner, who oversees the fairness and impartiality of the elections process for the Associated Students. Contact: ascvote@mail.ccsf.edu
Committees and Meetings
All Associated Students Council of Ocean Campus (ASCO) meetings are open to all students and everyone is encouraged to attend! See the table below for our regularly scheduled meetings. Currently, all meetings are taking place online via Zoom. Please check the agenda/minutes to see when the next committee meeting is scheduled to occur. All agendas will be posted 72-hours in advance. Please contact asc.ocean@mail.ccsf.edu to learn more.