Student Services Program Review-Spring 2010 - Shasta College

3. Contact with Community Colleges, and Four-Year Universities and CollegesNot Applicable4. Articulation with High Schools, Universities and CollegesNot ApplicableResource Efficiency1. SupportThe Student Organizations program requires daily support from the Marketing andCommunications department to promote their events and activities through flyers,press releases, web pages, and the campus wide email distribution list known asNews to Muse. The support is generally readily available, helpful and beneficial.The Student Organizations program requires daily support from the BusinessOffice for financial processing. The support is generally readily available, helpfuland beneficial.2. Use of TechnologyOffice computers and software, facsimile, copier and Student ID Card equipmentand software are used in the Student Organization Program It is sufficient to meetthe needs of the program.3. Comparison with Other InstitutionsThe Student Organization Program at Shasta College is comparable in terms ofsize and facilities to other community colleges.4. Facility Use/AvailabilityIndividual Student Organizations utilize many of the campus rooms throughout theyear. Student Organizations have an assigned meeting room (2068). In addition,many student organizations utilize the Student Center for meetings and events aswell as various classrooms across campus.5. Faculty and Classified StaffingOne or more faculty advisors must be on record with the Student Organizationprogram in order for the Student Organization to remain in active status. Currently,there are 28 Student Organizations with 20 in active status with current facultyadvisors.Faculty advisors vary by year, but over the past three years there have been 20-30serving per academic year. The faculty person must be present at all studentorganization events and meetings and sign and approve all expenditures, travel,events, and use of facilities.- 167 -