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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Student Activities.
The student activity fee of $44.00 per semester enables students to
enjoy a program of social, cultural, recreational and co-curricular activities
and services. Payment of this fee entitles students to admission to drama
programs, performing arts programs, guest speakers, special events, dances
and concerts at little or no cost. Students are also entitled to copies
of the bi-monthly newspaper, the Inkwell, the university literary magazine,
the Caliope and this handbook.
The Student Senate develops the student activities budget based on the
recommendations of the SGA Finance Committee in consultation with the
Director of Student Activities, and the Vice President for Business and
Finance. The budget is subject to the approval of the Vice President of
Student Affairs and the President of the university. The following guidelines
are used to determine funding eligibility by the Finance Committee.
For a program to be funded by activity fees, one of the two following
criteria must be met.
- The organization must exist purely to serve or represent the student
body as a whole. Its programs and operations benefit the overall student
body and participation in the organization must be open to all students.
The organization must not have any racial, religious or ethnic ties which
might discourage otherwise interested students from joining it.
The organization cannot have as its primary aim service to any special
interest group, but must rather serve the entire student body.
OR:
- The organization must be presenting a program which satisfies the following
three requirements:
- The program must be of general benefit to the student body and participation
in the program must be open to all interested students.
- The program must be one which the sponsoring organization is uniquely
able to present or at least one which the sponsoring organization is clearly
better able to present than any other campus organization already funded
under criteria No. 1 above.
- The program must have sufficient value to warrant its funding when
compared to other programs satisfying the other criteria explained above.
If an organization requests funding for a program that satisfies the above
requirements then the Finance Committee may recommend Senate approval.
Of course, the Finance Committee reserves the right to review any organization
at any time to assure that the organization is complying with the guidelines
above.
Student Activities Budget 2007 - 2008 |
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| Band |
31,500 |
| Calliope |
12,000 |
| Campus Union Board |
156,000 |
| Chorus |
27,000 |
| Emerging Leader |
3,740 |
| Gospel Choir |
6,550 |
| Inkwell |
69,500 |
| Intramurals |
65,050 |
| Masquers |
53,850 |
| Office of Multicultural Affairs |
57,000 |
| Student Government Association* |
50,096 |
| Student Photographic Services |
12,014 |
| Student Research Symposium |
2,700 |
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| Total Budgeted to Accounts |
$547,000 |
Students are encouraged to participate in the formation and implementation
of university policy. Student input is provided by membership on the following
Faculty and University Committees:
Standing Committees of the Faculty
Admissions & Academic Standing 1
Committee on Writing 2
Conduct Committee 4
Library Committee 2
Student Recruitment, Advisement
and Retention Committee 2
Honors Advisory Committee 1
Standing Committees of the University
Committee on Disability Services 1
Committee on Minority Affairs 1
Intercollegiate Athletics Committee 4
Student Activities Committee 3
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