Student Government
Who We Are
Your student government, Associated Students of Cuesta College (ASCC), is here to promote the general welfare of Cuesta College students; to guarantee equality of opportunity among students; to offer an experience in the practice of the American democratic government; and to encourage student participation in, planning for, and involvement in a comprehensive program of student activities. It offers opportunities to participate in social and cultural activities, to share in governance activities, to interact with professionals, and to create and administer their own organizations and programs. Members of ASCC are all Cuesta College students, not employees of the school. Meet our current ASCC officers and learn more about what they do.
Got something to say? Come talk to a member of the ASCC Executive Cabinet!
Office hours are held every week. This is a chance for Cuesta students to connect
with their representatives! See below for this week's schedule.
ASCC Officer | Office Hours Location | Date/Time |
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President/Student Trustee: Isaac Pummill | SLO Campus ASCC Office/Chambers (5307) | TBD |
Vice President: Lucia Landeros | SLO Campus ASCC Office/Chambers (5307) | TBD |
Chief Justice: Ryan Scott | SLO Campus ASCC Office/Chambers (5307) | TBD |
Finance Director: Yanelly Cardenas | SLO Campus ASCC Office/Chambers (5307) | TBD |
Activities Director: Jack Merickel | SLO Campus ASCC Office/Chambers (5307) | TBD |
Secretary: Kyle Long | SLO Campus ASCC Office/Chambers (5307) | TBD |
Constitution Day
Section 111 of the "Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2005" established a statutory requirement for implementation of an educational program pertaining to the United States Constitution, designated by statute as Constitution Day and Citizenship Day ("Constitution Day"). An educational institution which receives Federal Funds for a fiscal year shall hold an educational program on the United States Constitution on or about September 17 of such year for the students served by the educational institution.
Each year ASCC plans event(s) that are meaningful and related to this statutory requirement. These events range from formal programs, films, and passing out a constitutional booklet, to engaging in small and large group conversations. This is just one example of the activities hosted by ASCC throughout the year. Please check the Event Calendar for current listing of events.
When We Meet
Student Senate & Executive Cabinet Meetings
In these meetings, ASCC Student Senate and Executive Cabinet conduct official business
and make decisions. All meetings are open to the public. These meetings are chaired
by the ASCC President/Student Trustee.
When: TBD (bi-weekly)
Where: Agenda/Zoom Info TBD San Luis Obispo Campus Highway 1, San Luis Obispo, California
If you would like to submit an agenda item for ASCC to consider, please complete the agenda request form.
The Executive Cabinet
The Executive Cabinet (E-Cab) consists of elected and appointed officers within ASCC. The E-Cab positions are the ASCC President/Student Trustee, Vice President, Activities Director, Publicity Director, Finance Director, Clubs Director, Chief Justice, North County Director and Secretary. These officers are responsible for specific programs within ASCC and, as a group, these student leaders provide direction on accomplishing ASCC goals and objectives.