OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVOLVEMENT AND GROWTH

Students at NHCC are given several opportunities to be involved in the process of planning and governing.
Student leadership opportunities include Associated Student Body Executive Council (ASB).

ASB Representatives

The Associated Student Body of New Hope Christian College is represented in College government by
appointed student representatives. Appointed ASB officers represent our student body, coordinate events, and contribute to the overall student experience. These five ASB offices include:

• President: the ASB President serves the student body as the executive authority for all ASB activity and as
  the liaison between the ASB and the President’s Cabinet, faculty and staff.
• Vice President: the ASB Vice President serves the student body as the support and accountability to the
  ASB President. They are specifically in charge of overseeing and supporting Student Council
• Spiritual Growth Director: The Spiritual Growth Director serves the student body by supporting the
  community’s pursuit of character through connecting students, empowering students, and creating
  community activities in such a way that students’ voices are heard and they are encouraged to grow
  spiritually.
• Communications Director: The Communications Director serves the student body as the head of
  communications. The communications director is responsible for the recording of minutes in every meeting
  maintaining consistent updates to the ASB Advisor and any Faculty and Staff needed.
• Activities’ Director: The Activities’ Director serves the student body by listening to the students’ desires,
  having a pulse of campus tone and planning, organizing, and executing campus events to fit the desires of
  the student body.

Ministry involvement

One of the ways that any student can jump in and grow tremendously in their leadership skills and capacity is through our practicum program. Students can partner with their local church or can join our on-campus church New Hope West. At their church, students learn to take leadership roles that allow them to develop their God-given gifts, team-building skills, heart for ministry, and so much more. This practicum program also counts towards college credit.