**Please note, physical campuses are currently closed in response to Arizona and federal COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions on community gatherings and closures. All campus events for students and the community have been cancelled for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester.

While campus events will not be held during the remainder of the semester, the election for the ASMCC 2020-2021 Executive Board will still take place online. Please watch your school email, social media postings, and this website for more information about the candidates and voting.

ASMCC is a student governed organization that works to advance the needs and interests of Mesa Community College students by promoting and maintaining a democratic form of student government.

We develop, implement, and regulate programs that will further the intellectual, social, physical, person, and leadership development of MCC students. Most of all we encourage and support high standards of student achievement. All students who are enrolled in one credit hour are considered members of The Associated Students of Mesa Community College. The Associated Students of Mesa Community College consists of three branches: The Executive Board, Student Senate, and the Student Court.

ASMCC Organizational Structure

The Executive Board consists of four officers elected by the student body each spring. They include, President, Executive Vice President, Vice President of Communication, and Vice President of Fiscal Affairs. The Executive Board is responsible for the management, administration and appoints necessary staff to facilitate the goals of ASMCC.

ASMCC Student Senate represents the voice of the student membership, and ensures that the wishes of the ASMCC membership are published and distributed. The legislative and specified fiscal power of ASMCC resides within Student Senate. Student Senate allocates funds to various clubs on campus as well as programs that further develop the intellectual, social, physical, personal, and leadership potential of all ASMCC Students.

The Student Court consists of five Student Justices; including one Chief Justice. The Student Court has jurisdiction over grievances of ASMCC members arising under the Constitution, Case law, and Bylaws. They also have appellate jurisdiction to review decisions of the Election Committee.