Student Activities
The Associated Students of Westminster College or ASWC is the student association on campus. The organization is split into five distinct branches.
The Executive Cabinet (ECab), which is led by the student body president, that handles all government related items. The Student Activities Commission (SAC), which is led by the SAC president, that manages, plans, and oversees all student events, activities, and programs on campus. The InterClub Council (ICC), which is led by the ICC president and ICC Board, that looks over all student clubs and organizations. The Judicial Council (JudCo), which is led by the chief justice, which oversees all of ASWC to assure they are following all constitutions and by-laws. And finally, the senate, which is led by the speaker of the senate, who pass laws and oversee the budget process for all of ASWC.
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