Student Council Position Descriptions

EXECUTIVE POSITIONS:
 
The President position is filled by the Vice-President of Student Council for the previous school year.  See President-Elect description for more information.

President-Elect: This is a 2-year position. During the first year, the individual serves as Vice-President of Student Council, who then becomes President the following year. Primary responsibilities include: representing the student body, networking with faculty and administration, attending faculty meetings, overseeing the Student Council, creating an agenda for each meeting and running the meetings.

Secretary: This is a 1-year position. Primary responsibilities include: keeping minutes at each meeting, sending email reminders for meetings, and additional correspondence as necessary.

Treasurer: This is a 1-year position. Primary responsibilities include: overseeing conference funds, check requisitions, networking with Argosy's business manager Lei Xie to maintain an account balance, and following through with the financial decisions made by Student Council as a governing body. Developing a budget for the year that is voted on by the Student Council is also a primary duty.

REPRESENTATIVE/CHAIR POSITIONS:

Social Chair: This is a 1-year position. Primary responsibilities include: planning and coordination of social events for students involved in all departments of Argosy University. The primary events in the past have been the Semi-Formal, Summer Social, and Fall Social. Additional events may be Softball tournaments, Sports outings, and others as approved by the Student Council as a governing body.

Class Representatives: These are 1-year positions. Each class has a Representative who is responsible for representing the concerns and feedback of their academic class.

Counseling, Education, Business, and Undergraduate Representatives: These are 1-year positions. Each of these individuals is responsible for representing the concerns and feedback of their department.

Psi Chi Representative: This a 1 year position. This individual would be responsible for organizing, promoting, and recruiting for ISPP's Psi Chi chapter to ensure that our school is able to continue its charter. Must be a self-motivator and someone who is knowledgeable and/or passionate about Psi Chi, and who is interested in representing and organizing it for other students. This individual MUST be a current member of Psi Chi, either from undergraduate or graduate induction.