Recognized Student Clubs and Organizations (RSCO)
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- Who We AreInter-Club Council and Recognized Student Clubs and Organizations (RSCO)Over 60 recognized student clubs and organizations (RSCO) provide opportunities for students to make friends, enhance learning, and enjoy college life through their co-curricular experience. There are a variety of RSCOs: cultural, religious, vocational, general interest, special needs, and scholastic.The Mt. SAC Inter-Club Council (ICC) consists of representatives from each RSCO who share ideas and seek ways to better serve the College community. ICC serves as the governing body of the collective RSCO of Mt. San Antonio College. The purpose of ICC is to promote communication and cooperation between campus RSCOs.ICC strives to do the following:
- Provide a communication network between RSCOs
- Act as a resource for RSCOs, particularly in the areas of organization, problem solving, membership promotion, and fundraising
- Maintain RSCO participation and support of Associated Students sponsored events
- Provide a forum for expressing the interests of RSCOs
- Inter-Club Council ConstitutionThe Inter-Club Council Constitution is the supreme governing document of the Inter-Club Council.
- Benefits of Being an Active RSCO
- Authorization to reserve campus facilities via 25Live through Event Services
- Ability to make RSCO announcements via the Associated Students (A.S.) Electronic Marquee located at 9C
- Publicity privileges in accordance with the A.S. Publicity Directive
- Printing Services (free black/white printing with advisor approval)
- Access to poster making supplies
- Use of Student Center Kitchen with reservation completed via 25Live
- Permission to fundraise in compliance with College policies
- Participation in ICC and A.S. sponsored activities
- Officer recognition at the Student Leadership & Advisor Awards Ceremony
- Opportunity to compete for RSCO of the Year
- Scholarship opportunities
- RSCO of the YearThe Recognized Student Club/Organization (RSCO) of the Year award was created to highlight the most active and impactful RSCO on campus. RSCOs who are active both in the Fall and Spring (each academic year) can compete for the award. RSCOs can earn points for the following (click here for RSCO of the Year points rubric - Article XVI of the ICC Constitution):
- ICC Meeting Attendance
- Join-A-Club Participation
- Volunteer Opportunities (Blood Drive and Mountie Fresh Food Pantry)
- Collaboration Opportunities (with Associated Students and/or another RSCO)
- ICC Binder Submissions
- RSCO of the Year PowerPoint presentation*
*RSCO of the Year PowerPoint Presentation Instructions:- Create a PowerPoint presentation that explains why your RSCO should be voted RSCO of the Year. Make sure the presentation does not exceed ten (10) slides.
- Email your presentation to jwalker55@mtsac.edu by May 13, 2022 at 4:00 p.m.
- Present your RSCO’s PowerPoint in 5 minutes or less at the last ICC meeting. All RSCOs that submit their presentations by the deadline will be listed on a ballot. All active ICC Representatives will vote for their choice for RSCO of the Year at this final meeting.
*Note: Only 1 submission is allowed, altering or updating presentations after it has been accepted will not be allowed or eligible for review.Student Leadership and Advisor AwardsThe winner will be announced at the Student Leadership and Advisor Awards ceremony. The winning RSCO will receive a $1,000 monetary award (deposited to the RSCO’s account through Fiscal Services) and will have use of the display case in the Student Center lobby.Thank you in advance for your cooperation! If you have any questions, please contact the Student Life Office at (909) 274-4525. - Volunteer & Collaboration Opportunities Volunteer OpportunitiesRSCOs can volunteer at both the Mountie Fresh Food Pantry and the American Red Cross Blood Drives (on-campus) each semester to earn points. To gain RSCO of the Year points, clubs/orgs will need to submit proof of volunteering to Julia Walker by emailing jwalker55@mtsac.edu by 5/20/22 @ 11:59pm. Please make sure to sign in when volunteering for the Mountie Fresh Pantry or Blood Drive.Breakdown of potential volunteer opportunity points:
- Mountie Fresh Food Pantry: https://www.mtsac.edu/basic-needs/mountiefreshfoodpantry.html
- 15 points max per semester (5 points per day and must commit to a minimum of 5 consecutive hours within the same day)
- American Red Cross: https://www.redcrossblood.org/
- 15 points max per semester (5 points per day and must commit to a minimum of 5 consecutive hours within the same day)
Collaboration OpportunitiesRSCOs can earn collaboration points by collaborating with another RSCO and/or Associated Students by hosting an event/meeting together. To gain collaboration points, please complete the Collaboration Form (see attachment) and email it to jwalker55@mtsac.edu by 5/20/22 @ 11:59pm. If possible, please add a flyer and/or screenshot of the event/meeting to show proof that it occurred.Breakdown of potential collaboration opportunity points:-
Collaboration with another RSCO
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15 points max per semester (1 collaboration = 15 points)
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Collaboration with Associated Students
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15 points max per semester (1 collaboration = 15 points)
- Executive Order 21-01: Officer Term Exemption
Associated Students (A.S.) President released an A.S. Executive Order effective immediately as of Oct. 4, 2021.
Impact: Student officers in Associated Students and Recognized Student Clubs and Organizations (RSCOs) who served during Fall ‘20 and Spring ‘21, will not have those semesters counted towards the 4 semester maximum officer service accumulation clause of the A.S. Constitution.Note: If you have a student who meets eligibility and has exceeded the 4 semester maximum officer service (but served during Fall ‘20 & Spring ‘21), please email jwalker55@mtsac.edu to have their eligibility checked manually.Updated RSCO deadline: As a result of the Executive Order, the final deadline to activate your RSCO is Monday, Oct. 11, 2021 @ 12:00 pm. -
Join-A-Club
RSCOs had the opportunity to participate both in person by hosting a booth and by submitting an informational video. RSCOs competed for a monetary award based on their 1 minute informational video. Please click the link below to view the informational videos submitted for the competition:
CLICK HERE for Spring 2022 videos
CLICK HERE for Fall 2021 videos
- Who We Are
More Info About Student Clubs and Organizations
Questions? Please contact...
Julia Walker
ICC Advisor
Student Life Center - Building 9C
(909) 274-5724
jwalker55@mtsac.edu