Nevada County Campus N5 104
- Email: nconkle@sierracollege.edu
- Phone: (530) 274-5274
Campus Life Office Focuses on Leadership, Clubs, and Events
The Campus Life Office is a resource center dedicated to supporting your leadership development opportunities while preparing you to be an informed, educated leader and citizen in your community. The program enhances your educational experience by fostering your social, intellectual and physical growth.
The Campus Life Office provides opportunities to:
- Participate in clubs and student government
- Use your ASSC Activity Sticker to receive freebies and discounts
- Access free and discounted food on and off campus
- Register to vote and inspire civic engagement
Calendar of Events Campus Life Discord
Ways for Students to Get Involved
Join or Start a Club
Want to expand your learning beyond the classroom ? Consider joining a club or starting a new one. Clubs are an excellent way for students to connect with others who share similar interests.
Participate in Student Government
Did you know all Sierra College students are members of the Associated Students of Sierra College (ASSC)? ASSC is governed by the Student Senate. You can participate as a student by attending Student Senate meetings or by being a member of the Student Senate.
To learn about the Student Senate and when they meet, visit Student Senate or contact the Campus Life Office.
Volunteer on the Campus Life Programming Board
What is the Programming Board?
The Student Programming Board organizes events designed to build community and student engagement on campus and virtually. A portion of each Student Activities Fee is allocated to the Programming Board to fund these activities. With support of the Associated Students of Sierra College (ASSC) Student Senate and Inter Club Council, the Programming Board plans, organizes, and hosts several events throughout the academic year. Review our Programming Model.
The current Programming Board Members are: Kate Udall (Student Ambassador), Vladimir Ceban (Student Ambassador), Mai Sugiyama (Learning Center Tutor), Ty Juarez (Student Ambassador) and Ramia Dunn (Student Ambassador).
Who can volunteer?
The Programming Board invites currently registered Sierra College students to volunteer in programming initiatives on campus. Being a volunteer allows students to get involved with ASSC, build friendships, and gain leadership skills while hosting events and programs on campus.
To learn more, email Mary Vogel in the Campus Life Office at mvogal2@sierracollege.edu.