What is the State Student Advisory Council?The State Student Advisory Council (SSAC) is comprised of student representatives
from each of the 13 community colleges in the Colorado Community College System. They
act as liaisons between students, the board of education, and congressional lawmakers.
How does SSAC benefit students?SSAC benefits students by allowing a direct pipeline through their representatives
to voice their concerns and opinions to those that make policies that affect them.
How does SSAC differ from the Student Government Association?SSAC and the Student Government Association work together to better the community
college as a whole and advocate for students. However, SSAC takes some of the college-level
issues and takes them to a government level. Our SSAC, as well as many past SSAC reps,
worked hard to make sure that these issues are heard.
How do I contact Pikes Peak State College's SSAC Representative?PPSC's SSAC representative is active on campus and through the Student Government
Association. You can contact our current representative via email to voice any concerns
that you may have, or visit the SSAC website linked below.
Current SSAC RepresentativeYou can contact PPSC's SSAC Representative, Alicia Esparza, by email at
alicia.esparza@pikespeak.eduFor more information, visit the
State Student Advisory Council website.