Student ID Hours:
Spring 2008
Extended Hours
( Jan 7 - Jan 11)
Monday- Thursday: 12p-2p & 3p-6p
Friday: 12p-2p
Regular Schedule
(Begins Jan 14, 2008)
Monday: 12p-1p & 3p-6p
Tuesday- Thursday: 12p-1p & 3p-5p
Friday: CLOSED
(view schedule)
Location: MCC Room# 214
Contact:
Office of Student Activities
MCC Room# 201
Phone: (912) 344-2504
Fax: (912) 344-3475
students@mail.armstrong.edu
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Athletics and Activity Programs.
ATHLETICS - Armstrong's athletic fee of $116 enables students to
participate in athletic events and utilize AASU's gymnasium, indoor swimming
pool, fitness center and outdoor athletic facilities. The intercollegiate
sports program includes golf, women's cross country, tennis, softball, baseball,
volleyball and basketball. As charter members of the Peachbelt Conference,
Armstrong is active in NCAA Division II competition
BAND - A local organization of persons interested in music and performing
for university and community events.
CALLIOPE - The campus literary magazine. Any interested student may
submit original works for consideration or serve on the publications staff.
CHAOS - (Communication, Help, Advisement, Orientation and Service)
is an orientation program designed to provide new students with the information,
and support essential to a successful transition into the Armstrong community.
CHAOS participants receive individual attention from student leaders and
staff as they acquire first hand experience with academic advising, registration,
campus facilities, student activities, university policies and procedures.
Competitive selection of the CHAOS student leaders occurs annually during
Spring Semester. Inquiries concerning CHAOS should be addressed to the Division
of Student Affairs.
CHEERLEADERS - A group of male and female students devoted to the
promotion of school spirit at athletic functions.
CHORUS - A local group whose purpose is to insure the promotion of
and participation in good music.
CAMPUS UNION BOARD - The group that coordinates social, cultural and
entertainment programs for the campus. Membership on any of CUB’s five
standing committees is open to all students. CUB sponsors speakers, concerts,
exhibits, comedians and performing arts programs. Annual CUB events include
a Beach Bash (late August), Celebrate AASU (October), a Drive In Movie (Fall),
Homecoming (Winter) and Black History Month (February).
EMERGING LEADER - A free, noncredit series of weekly leadership training
sessions for potential student leaders. The program is coordinated by the
Student Affairs Office during fall semester and sponsored by the Student
Government Association.
GOSPEL CHOIR - The AASU Gospel Choir is a group of students dedicated
to fostering awareness of gospel music and unity among all students and
and the community through public performances.
INKWELL - The bi-monthly university newspaper. Any interested student
may qualify for a staff position.
INTRAMURALS - The intramural sports program provides opportunities for
participation, regardless of ability, in a wide variety of sports and recreational
programs. Activities such as flag football, volleyball, basketball, golf,
softball, soccer, weight lifting and aerobics provide opportunities to develop
friendships and to increase physical activitiy for students, faculty and
staff. Teams also represent Armstrong Atlantic in extramural flag football,
softball, volleyball, soccer, crew and equestrian competitions.
MASQUERS - The drama group on campus. This organization produces
all theatrical production and any interested student is encouraged to participate.
AASU DANCE TEAM - A group of dancers dedicated to promoting school spirit
and entertainment at athletic and other events.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION - The student government organization of
the campus whose purpose is to further the development of the university
and its student body. All AASU students are members and those who meet academic
requirements (see SGA Constitution) are encouraged to participate in either
the executive, legislative or judicial branches.
STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES - Student photographers who are employed
to produce I.D. cards and provide photo services for campus publications,
individuals and the campus in general.
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