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CCC Associated Student Government
Be a student leader at CCC! The members of Clackamas Community College's Associated Student Government (ASG) have a passion for serving others. They spend the year coordinating services and activities at the college and representing the student body at the college levels.
The ASG serves students in many ways, including offering grants, locker rentals, textbook library and a food and/or hygiene item pantry. They also host fun activities throughout the year to inspire student involvement and engagement.
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ASG members wanted
Looking to get involved at CCC? Earn tuition waivers, textbook stipends and gain leadership skills by joining Associated Student Government. ASG plans fun activities, multicultural events, runs a food pantry and so much more!
Make your mark at CCC. Become a student leader. Apply at www.clackamas.edu/asg.
Associated Student Government
ASG needs you!
ASG is looking for members to support the student body! With incentives like tuition waivers and book stipends, you can help pay for your education while gaining leadership skills that help in school and real life. If you think you have what it takes to be a student leader, ASG wants you on its team!
Seven reasons you're the perfect fit for ASG
- You're a people-person who enjoys helping others
- You've got fresh and creative ideas
- You're a team player
- You want to gain leadership skills
- You want a say in what happens on campus
- You want to make a positive impact on your fellow students’ college experience
STEP 1
Fill out the ASG Application.
STEP 2
List current references and include phone number and email.
STEP 3
Print your college transcript if applicable (must have a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA).
STEP 4
Turn in application and supporting documents via email to asgvp@clackamas.edu or in-person to Community Center, room 152.
Associated Student Government (ASG) has a limited number of Chromebooks for students to check out at no cost for currently registered students. If you are interested in checking out a Chromebook, please complete this form.
Students who already have a Chromebook must also complete the application and be registered for courses winter term.
Students who need to pick up a Chromebook can sign up for a pick-up slot the week of Dec. 7, or pick up their Chromebook during the first two weeks of winter term, starting Jan. 4. The ASG office will not be open over winter break.
Students who need to make returns will do so Dec. 7-11, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., at the ASG temporary office in Roger Rook Hall. All transactions are conducted outside and students are sent a link to sign up for a 10-minute time slot to place extra emphasis on physical distancing.
For students who need a laptop instead of a Chromebook, instructions are on the Chromebook application, and those who have already checked one out have been e-mailed about renewal.
Questions can be sent to asgfrontdesk@clackamas.edu.
The student food program aims to help supplement food needs and is open to current CCC students on a first-request, first-served basis.
Contactless pick-up is available every other Wednesday through Dec. 16. A request must be submitted in order to receive items. Students will be contacted with a pick-up time, location and details.
To make a food request, email asgfrontdesk@clackamas.edu. Include your name, phone number, household size, food needs and dietary restrictions. ASG will attempt to accommodate your request based on items they have in stock.
CCC's student government offers a variety of small grants to help students meet their goals and graduate. The funds are provided thanks to donations to the college's Foundation, as well as ASG and Horticulture Department fundraisers. Applications are accepted online before each term.
Grant recipients are selected through an evaluation process based on many factors, including financial need, grades, credit hours and more. The amount of money awarded varies due to the number of applicants and the funds available. Receiving a grant one term does not guarantee that you will receive a grant another term. Not everyone who applies will receive one.
Please note: Federal financial aid regulations require you to report any sources of income or assistance that you receive during the school year that total $100 or more to the Student Financial Aid Office. If you have questions about the impact of the grant on your aid package, please contact the Financial Aid Office in Roger Rook Hall or call 503-594-6100.
Be prepared before beginning the grant application! There is no way to save the application after you've started, so please gather the following information before you begin.
Income: total household employment, public assistance, veterans' benefits, child support, alimony and any other income not mentioned.
Questions
Please type one to two paragraphs per question in another program and copy and paste into the application.
- From a financial standpoint, what impact would this grant have on your education?
- What are your educational goals or career objectives after CCC?
- Discuss a special attribute or accomplishment that sets you apart.
- What would you do if you didn't receive a grant this term?
- Additional question for transportation grant applicants: In which category do you plan to use the grant?(Transit, bicycle, or carpool?)
Transportation
Funds are distributed as a reimbursement (receipt required). Eligible expenses include, local bus tickets (TriMet, SCTD, CAT, SMART) bicycle repair, parts or maintenance, bike locks, gift cards for gas purchases for carpooling through Get There Oregon.
Textbooks
The Textbook Grant money may be used in the CCC Bookstore or as a reimbursement for textbook purchases or rentals (receipts required for reimbursement). Money awarded from the Textbook Grant can only be used to purchase or rent textbooks. School supplies are not covered.
Child care
In order to be eligible for a grant, your child(ren) must be placed with a state certified and approved child care provider or facility. Only one grant can be awarded per child in a family.
- Child Care Provider Invoice
- "Dear Child Care Provider" Letter
- Independent Contractor's Agreement
- W9 Form
- Birthdate Form
Fees
The Fees Grant money may be used as needed for educational expenses. Funds will be administered through Financial Aid in your student account.
Proceeds from the Horticulture Department's Urban Agriculture Farmers Market funds this grant.
Veterans
The Veteran Grant money may be as a reimbursement for textbook purchases or rentals (receipts required for reimbursement). Money awarded from the Veteran Grant can only be used to purchase or rent textbooks. School supplies are not covered.
Resources
- Housing: Clackamas Housing Authority
- Alcohol Anonymous (AA) Meetings
- Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Meetings
- Oregon Health Plan (OHP)
Events
- Blood drives
- Volunteer opportunities
- Road clean-ups
- Food drives
- Clothing drives
- Awareness events
Voter Registration Information
ASG staff can provide a voter registration card any time of year or show you how you can submit your registration online.
Fax Service
Need to send a document via fax? Local numbers are .50 a page and long distance are $1 for the first page, .50 each additional page. Cash only. For more information, contact the ASG office.
Lost and Found
If you've lost property, contact ASG. Found property that has not been claimed after 30 days may be donated to a charitable organization. Please contact ASG to turn in a found item as well.
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