Serves as the primary advocate for the student body and student government by acting as the direct liaison to the administration and the Board of Trustees. Provides leadership and organization for the actions of the ASHC executive council by providing oversight to all student committee appointments and serving as the students’ representative at key college governance meetings.

The President’s duties are as follows:

• Act as the official liaison between the ASHC and the Highline College Board of Trustees, college administration faculty, and community.
• Build community and leadership skills to all officers and appointed officials of the Student Government.
• Serve on the Services and Activities (S&A) Budget Committee.
• Appoint students to serve on various campus committees.
• Schedule and serve as presiding officer of all regular Executive Council meetings. 
• Hold responsibility for studying and reporting ASHC perspectives/opinions on state and federal government actions and their effect on students.
• Work with campus administrators to plan legislative awareness programs.
• Commencement Ceremony responsibilities as assigned.
• Schedule quarterly meeting with college President.
• Maintain 15 hours per week, with at least 10 posted office hours unless exempted for other duties as assigned and approved by the ASHC Advisor.
• Increase involvement in ASHC (i.e. legislative academy, statewide initiatives, student- based leadership opportunities).
• Serve as the primary student public relations officer for the ASHC. 
• As a representative of the Executive Council, create and appoint students to campus committees.
• Facilitate other projects as taken on by the ASHC.
• Attend bi-weekly ASHC meetings and participate as a servant leader and voting member.
• Attend weekly ASHC Executive Council meetings.

Serves as the primary administrator of ASHC internal affairs. Facilitates ASHC sessions and coordinates ASHC annual projects such as faculty tenure review.

The Vice President’s duties are as follows:

• Schedule, coordinate, promote and preside over all business meetings of the Associated Council.
• Develop agenda and implement decisions for all Associated Council meetings.
• Serve as student representative on Faculty Tenure Review Committee.
• Lead ASHC in the maintenance of the Constitution and By-Laws of the ASHC.
• Serve on the S&A Budget Committee and work with the ASHC Advisor(s) to stay current on  ASHC Budget and S&A Contingency Fund.
• Serve as the chairperson of the ASHC SElection Committee (if the Vice-President is running for an office, the chairperson will be appointed by a majority vote of the Executive Council).
• Work with ASHC Executive Council to develop needed trainings for student leaders.
• Monitor and maintain the ASHC contingency balance and funding process.
• Participate on campus committees as appointed by the ASHC Executive Council.
• Maintain 15 hours per week, with at least 10 posted office hours unless exempted for other duties as assigned and approved by the ASHC Advisor.
• Create leadership and direction for involvement in ASHC, especially in the bi-weekly ASHC Council Meetings.
• Facilitate other projects as taken on by the ASHC.
• Attend bi-weekly ASHC Council meetings and participate as a chair and  voting member to break ties.
• Attend weekly ASHC Executive Council meetings.
• ASHC duties as assigned by ASHC Advisor(s) or the ASHC Executive Council.

Serves as a representative for the needs and concerns of the caucus community in Student Government. Position is responsible for coordinating the growth and development of the caucus program.

The Speaker of Caucus duties are as follows:

• Provide administrative leadership for the Associated Council members, building communities of leaders.
• Facilitate community building/caucus discussions, meetings, and activities.
• Build and nurture student leadership passions and encourage to take action to deepen their leadership positions.
• Promoting the council in to the campus community, communities of leaders, and to other HC partners in order to institutionalize the program.
• Foster relationships with faculty to create co-curricular programming with student communities.
• Locate, train, and support student servant leaders.
• Initiate and coordinate student communities/caucus members to plan service/action projects.
• Establish connections with the local community related to caucus issues for civic involvement and promote activism on campus.
• Coordinate the Student Leader of the Month program.
• Create an action base for ASHC (i.e., legislative academy, voter registration, student based leadership action, Washington State Community and Technical College Student Association) as legislative coordinator of the organization.
• Take the lead on programs and offerings geared at harnessing the voice of students.
• Gather information and get student feedback on campus issues.
• Attend bi-weekly ASHC meetings and participate as a servant leader and voting member.
• Attend weekly ASHC Executive Council meetings.
• ASHC duties as assigned by ASHC Advisor(s) or the ASHC Executive Council.

The Finance Director’s duties are as follows:

• Maintain ASHC records, including transcribing minutes of bi-weekly meetings.
• Work with the President and VP of ASHC to prepare documents for ASHC meetings and Board of Trustees presentations.
• Report to ASHC Council meetings on S&A and Contingency related matters.
• Reconcile Contingency Fund transactions.
• Understand fully the policies regarding fund usage determined by ASHC Financial Code and Killian Guidelines.
• Attend bi-weekly ASHC meetings and participate as a servant leader and voting member.
• Attend weekly ASHC Executive Council  meetings.
• ASHC duties as assigned by ASHC Advisor(s) or the ASHC Executive Council.
• Report to the CLS Program Specialist and/or designee.