AISU Student Council
About Student Council
Our High School Student Council is elected by the student body every Spring, for the following year. There are 16 members on council, with 8 of them being elected by the whole school, 4 of them being elected by grade levels, and 4 of them being appointed by the newly elected council.
Student Council plans most of the dances, activities, events, and assemblies for the school year. They also approve, support, and manage clubs. If you have a club you want to start, it goes through the Student Council. Student Council is also the first place to go if you have an issue about something student life related.
There are four committees on Student Council, that are made up of the members of council.
The committees are:
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Publicity and Communications
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Student Life, Issues, and Service
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Dances and Socials
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Activities, Events, and Spirit
These committees help things run smoothly in council, by breaking up responsibilities into smaller groups.
If that sounds like something you want to be a part of, consider running for Council in the Spring!
Publicity and
Communications
Publicity and Communications is in charge of advertising for events and dances. It is also in charge of any announcements from the SBOs, the SBO social media accounts, and the information boards around the school.
Will Liddle
Student Life, Issues,
and Service
Student Life, Issues, and Service is in charge of making sure that students are being supported and provided opportunities. They manage clubs, service projects, student issues, and anything student life related.
Brandon Bellazetin
Brandon.bellazetin@aisutah.org
Dances and Socials
Dances and Socials is in charge of planning all of the High School dances, including Homecoming, The Winter Ball, Sweethearts, Prom, and more. They also are in charge of royalty nominations, ticket sales, and chaperones.
McKenna Carlson
Activities, Events, and Spirit
Activities, Events, and Spirit is in charge of all things event related. They plan events like the bonfire, activities like spirit week, and assemblies. They are responsible for getting students involved in different events going on at AISU.
Liahona Lance