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An Activities Transcript documents College related co-curricular activities and leadership involvement while a student is enrolled at ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog.

Student Life is the OFFICIAL Lost and Found on Campus! 

In remembrance of the late Mark Minor, former Mt. SAC Associated Students/Student Life Publications Technician, this scholarship is given in his honor to students who have shown a passion to succeed and excel in school while being a single parent.

The Student Life Mark Minor Memorial Scholarship is funded by the Student Life Lost & Found Auction.

The Student Life Office oversees both the Non-Academic and Academic Student Misconduct process, educational outreach for Standards of Conduct, and has joint responsibility for Title IX case resolution involving students. 

Students are protected against capricious, arbitrary, unreasonable, unlawful, false, malicious, or professionally inappropriate evaluations or behavior by an instructor, an employee, an administrator, an official of the College or another student. Student complaints may be classified as grievances and fall into four categories: Academic, Non-Academic, Discrimination, and Financial Aid Challenge. 
grievance@mtsac.edu

The Associated Students Leadership Center (ASLC) is home to Associated Student (A.S.), the student government body of ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog.

Associated Students is a student led organization, which strives to enrich student success through leadership development and personal growth opportunities.

×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog has made a commitment to bolstering civic engagement and helping our community advance its knowledge about elections, elected officials, democracy, and political institutions. Visit the Student Civic Engagement & Voter Empowerment to learn more.

Mt. SAC students are encouraged to participate in the governance of the College by serving on various college committees. Within these committees, many important decisions are made that affect students on campus; it is important that students have a voice as these decisions are made.

The Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Program is a non-credit certificate program dedicated to developing students to become effective leaders.

The Recognized Student Clubs and Organizations (RSCO) Co-Lab Space is home of the Inter-Club Council (ICC). Students can get information on RSCOs and RSCO officers can utilize the space and workroom for RSCO projects.

Over 50 recognized student clubs and organizations (RSCO) provide opportunities for students to make friends, enhance learning, and enjoy college life through their co-curricular experience. View our for active clubs. 

An Educator of Distinction is a Mt. SAC professor, staff member, or manager who is nominated by a Mt. SAC student to be recognized for outstanding contributions to the student experience at Mt. SAC. 

Each year the Associated Students celebrates the contributions made by women in our Mt. SAC community. In conjunction with Women's History Month and the National Women's History Alliance, four (4) women are selected to receive the Inspiring Women of Mt. SAC award. 

The Mt. SAC Legacy Leaders Program is a monthly program dedicated to honoring students who have made a significant impact on their community by demonstrating exemplary leadership skills, such as responsibility, inclusion, advocacy, and engagement.

The Student Leadership & Advisor Awards is an exciting occasion when friends, relatives, and members of the Mt. SAC staff can honor and pay tribute to the students and advisors for their contributions to the Mt. SAC community. 

Each year, Mt. SAC honors the best of the best among its students. Nominated by faculty and staff in four categories: Academic Achievement, Competitive Achievement, Personal Achievement, and Service Achievement. The selected Students of Distinction will receive awards and prizes sponsored by Associated Students.