The newspaper office is located at the St. Paul Campus. It is comprised of 15 degree-seeking students, each serving for one year. The personal benefits of SEC membership enhance the educational experience of the individual student. However, any student, whether a SEC member of not, can serve on committees and develop programs. SEC serves as a communicaton channel for student concerns about financial aid, curriculum, facilities, legislative issues, diversity, student fee allocations, faculty, staff and university policies.
Meetings are open to all students.
The SEC meets the third Friday of the month at 6 p.m. at the St. Paul Campus. The Student Activities Board is a new student committee that serves as advisor to the director of student activities to plan, implement and evaluate programs and other events at Metro State. Members of the board work with entertainment agents, scout talent and assist in producing shows. Members are also invited to attend regional and national conferences dealing with campus activities. All students are invited to participate.