Student Affairs Office

The Office of Student Affairs offers a variety of services designed to get students engaged in co-curricular activities. Student leadership opportunities, including involvement with the Associated Student Government and a variety of student clubs, are a focal point of the services offered.

Other services include:

• Campus posting approval
• Student grievances & student discipline
• Free Speech activities
• Common Application
• MLK Day Parade
• Commencement

Student Leadership Opportunities

Associated Students

The Associated Student Government (ASG) offers the opportunity to participate in student government, develop leadership skills, civic engagement such as voter registration drives and coordinate special events. ASG representatives reflect the diversity of the student body and are given the opportunity to recommend policies and procedures. Officers of the ASG are elected at large by the general student body.

For a nominal fee, students can become members of the Associated Student Government. Membership allows the ASG to support campus clubs and organizations, create campus-wide activities and advocate for the student body. All students are welcome to attend weekly ASG meetings.

Student Clubs

Student Clubs are an integral part of student life at San Diego Miramar College. It provides opportunities to make friends, pursue special interests, and gain leadership skills. Club membership is open to all Miramar College students. Students can also form a new club through the Office of Student Affairs.

Some of the most recent active clubs include:

Fall & Spring Club Certification

Club Certification Process

If you are interested in starting a club, you must apply and be approved. This is known as the certification process. Please read the information below. The process for applying to be an approved club at Miramar College may take place in the Fall or Spring. The following outlines the process:

New Clubs

1. Complete the Club Certification Packet. http://www.sdmiramar.edu/webfm_send/17416
   The packet includes the following:
   • Club Officer List
   • Membership List
   • Advisor Verification
   • Constitution & By-Laws
   • Policy/Procedure Acknowledgement
     • SDCCD Policy 3200
     • Campus Policies and Procedures for Clubs
   • Statement of Nondiscrimination
2. Attend a Club Orientation (See dates below)
   • Reserve your space in Student Affairs prior to attending the Orientation.
3. All new Advisors are required to also attend.
4. All club officers are required to attend.

Continuing Clubs

1. Submit new Club Officer List
2. Submit new Membership list
3. Submit Policy/Procedure Acknowledgement
4. Submit Statement of Non Discrimination
5. If the Constitution and By-Laws are the same this document does not need to be re-submitted

Mandated Sexual Assault Training

ALL club officers and club members are strongly encouraged to complete the Haven—Sexual Assault Prevention Training. The directions are listed below. Print your receipt and provide to Student Affairs prior to the Club Orientation.

You will need an EverFi Higher Education Account to access these courses. If you do not have an account you will need to register for one.

Registration Instructions:

1. Go to: http://www.everfi.com/register
2. Enter the registration code: 8ef36412
3. Fill in the appropriate information, please be sure to enter your CSID in order to receive credit for completion

Club Orientation

Dates for the Spring Semester orientations are:

    Thursday March 2nd, located in K-209 at 12:00 p.m.

    Friday March 3rd, located in K-209 at 11:30 a.m. 

Campus Committees

There are a variety of campus committees that allow students to represent the student body on matters related to budget, curriculum, marketing, diversity and student services.