Student Activities Board

The Student Activities Board, the central governing student organization on campus, initiates and coordinates a variety of activities designed to enhance students’ connection to CFCC and campus life, as well as encouraging participation in and supporting campus clubs and organizations. The SAB is made up of an executive board and five committees, each headed by a student chairperson who plans and carries out activities to promote the social, physical, and educational well-being of students. Participating in the SAB and its activities gives students a chance to pursue their interests while developing new friendships and skills for the future. All students are welcome to join SAB committees and help with campus programming. Stop by Building 5, Room 106, for more information.

SAB Officers:

SAB Chairs:

Campus Relations:

To provide information campus-wide to the students about SAB events, meetings, and activities through information stations, flyers, posters, marquee messages, as well as special communications with the CFCC Marketing Office and faculty and staff. (Activities may include a get involved information booth, office walk through for special events, producing flyers, campus wide advertising, TV bulletins on campus, radio station contact, newspaper contact, etc.)

Development and Diversity Issues:

To provide a variety of educational and recreational activities to facilitate personal, mental, and physical growth. The topics addressed can include, but are not limited to alcohol awareness, healthy lifestyles, and safety issues. (Programs may include Health Fair, Alcohol Awareness Week, Red-Ribbon Week, Breast Cancer Awareness, student trips, etc.)

Also covers programs regarding disabilities and diversity awareness. (Programs may include but are not limited to Diversity Awareness Week, Black History Month, Women’s History Month, Disabilities Awareness Week, Leadership Retreats, etc.)

Governmental Issues:

To provide information and opportunity for students to get involved with local and state governmental issues and FJCCSGA legislative issues, including elections and speakers on governmental issues. (Programs may include student talks with the president, local election candidate speeches, coordinating elections, publicizing legislative information, student rights and responsibilities information. etc.) Also responsible for blood drives.

Service Programs:

To provide campus-wide service projects and learning opportunities for all students. Projects may be coordinated cooperatively with other student clubs and organizations. (Activities may include coordinating a SAB service project, a United Way fundraiser, March of Dimes Walk America, clean-up our campus day, etc.)

Special Events (2 positions):

To coordinate major annual/traditional events on campus such as: Welcome Back, Club Rush, Stressbusters, Homecoming Week, and Spring Fling; as well as plan and coordinate novelty and entertainment acts. Duties include selecting entertainment, planning and procuring giveaway items, working with agents/agencies to bring acts to campus.