The Associated Students (AS) logo is everywhere, and AS hosts plenty of events each year for our students, but who are they really, and what do they do for our campus?
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April 24, 2017
Associated Students at San Diego Mesa College held their AS Carnival on Thursday, April 20 between the Mesa Commons and Exercise Science buildings.
“This spring carnival is to get students aware and involved in the student organizations and clubs here on campus,” said AS Senator and sociology major Joe Newell. “A lot of this is about clubs and getting students here to interact and learn about the student organizations here at Mesa. We have had an event similar to this before, but this is the first time that was as big as it was.”
Celebrating the spring, the AS had catered food for students, carnival games and information about the various clubs that students can join. Students also had the opportunity to donate food and business clothing to The Stand, a new program on campus to help students in need.
For more information about the Associated Students at Mesa College, contact President Ava Fakhrabadi at [email protected].
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Jennifer Nichols Kearns
Director of Communications
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(619) 388-2759
Ava Fakhrabadi
President - Associated Students
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The Associated Students (AS) logo is everywhere, and AS hosts plenty of events each year for our students, but who are they really, and what do they do for our campus?
Associated Students at San Diego Mesa College held their AS Carnival on Thursday, April 20 between the Mesa Commons and Exercise Science buildings.
San Diego Mesa College’s Associated Students held a Thanksgiving Feast on Nov. 22 as a way to provide a festive meal to 85 students on campus who may not otherwise have been able to celebrate the holiday.
Students enjoyed a variety of traditional Thanksgiving foods, had chances to win opportunity drawings for gift cards and bonded as a campus community at the feast.
