ASSOCIATED STUDENT ORGANIZATION
The Associated Student Organization (ASO) was established to provide students the opportunity for participation in student leadership and the development of skills in this area.
The objectives of ASO are:
- to advocate for the rights and needs of all LAMC students and to address any concerns and/or issues thereof;
- to support, raise awareness of, and promote cultural sensitivity and diversity;
- and to promote educational opportunities contributive to a successful college experience (student services, educational events, and other beneficial programs)
ASO votes on issues relating to Los Angeles Mission College and the student body.
ASO Frequently Asked Questions
During the Spring 2024 semester, ASO meets every Friday at 12:30 pm in the Student Services & Administration Bldg., 2nd floor in the Vice President of Student Services Conference Room.
- Beginning Fall 2019, the A.S.O fee will be $10.00 for Fall and Spring semester
- A.S.O Fee will be $3.00 for Summer and Winter
- Free Scantrons
- Free Printing (10 per day)
- LAMC Folder
- Free Pencil or Pen
- Internet Access
- ASO T-Shirt
- Free ASO Events
- Join a School Club
- Charter a School Club
- Eligibility To Run For Office*
Hello, I am Rodrigo, a dedicated Business Administration major currently in my second year at Los Angeles Mission College. My journey at Mission College commenced with an eagerness to engage, as evidenced by my embodiment of our school's spirit as the mascot, Ellie the Eagle. This unique opportunity enabled me to forge connections with fellow students and glean insights from a fresh perspective. Through these interactions, I've come to intimately understand the aspirations of our student body, fostering trust by pledging to cultivate a more inclusive and welcoming environment.
From my earliest memories, I have been drawn to the role of an inspiring leader, guiding groups of individuals to reach their fullest potential and expand their horizons. Building connections with others has always come naturally to me, allowing me to foster a sense of unity and community wherever I go. This passion for connecting with people and making a positive impact on their lives has its roots in the teachings of my beloved grandmother. Her wisdom and kindness have left an indelible mark on me, instilling the value of giving back to the community without expecting anything in return. It is with this profound sense of purpose and a heart full of gratitude that I stand before you today as ASO President. I am committed to using my leadership skills and my dedication to community service to create a campus environment that is inclusive, supportive, and empowers each student to thrive.
Rodrigo Rivas Lainez