Student Life
Make the most of your college experience.
The Office of Student Life provides the opportunity for students to meet new people by getting involved on campus. Attend events ranging from cultural, educational, and entertainment activities to service-oriented and recreational events. Join a club to connect with fellow students who share your interests, or join a new group you think sounds interesting. Looking to hone your leadership skills? Consider representing the student body as part of Palo Alto College’s Student Government Association. There is a place for everyone to get involved at Palo Alto College. |
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For a complete list of clubs and organizations, log in to AlamoExperience, and navigate to the "Organizations" tab. To view Palo Alto College clubs and organizations, filter your search by selecting the "Palo Alto College" branch.
To view the most recent Student Life forms, log in to AlamoExperience using your ACES ID, and search for "PAC Student Life". Then, click the "View all forms" button.
Palo Alto College Mascot Request Form
Interested in booking Primo or Prima! Please complete the form to request a Primo appearance. Requests should be submitted at least two weeks before the event or activity. Please allow 3 to 4 business days for your request to be processed. Feel free to contact 210-486-3125 or pac-studentlife@36837a.com if you have any questions.
Student IDs can be taken at the Office of Student Life in Student Center room 124 during regular business hours.
- You must have your Banner ID and a copy of your Driver’s License or State ID.
- PAC must be your home school.
- You must be currently enrolled.
Fees
- No fee will be charged for the original issuance of Student ID.
- A $10.00 fee is required for a replacement Student ID.
Student Activities Fee
- The Student Activity fee is based on student college credit hours. Students are charged $3 for every credit hour they are registered for each semester.
- The Student Activity fee monies are used to support our students with different initiatives to include yet not limited to: leadership, clubs, organizations, sports, fitness, wellness, on/off-campus activities, speakers, events, and more!
- The Student Activities Fee Advisory Committee (SAFAC) is comprised of five students and four faculty/staff members for a nine-member voting committee. Up to four non-voting student alternates may be appointed (or elected in the absence of a student government) to the committee.
- SAFAC meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. via zoom.
- November 17, 2020, Meeting Packet
- December 15, 2020, Meeting Packet
- January 19, 2021, Meeting Packet
- February 16, 2021, Meeting Packet
- March 16, 2021
- April 20, 2021
- May 18, 2021
- Summer dates are tentative
- Meeting packets can be located on AlamoEXPERIENCE PAC Student Life under documents
- SAFAC meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. via zoom.
- PAC Student Activities Fee Committee Application for Funding- 2021/2022
- Student Activities Fee Advisory Committee (SAFAC) Funding Applications must be submitted at least 1 week before the scheduled SAFAC meeting.
- Travel requests must be submitted 60 days prior to travel, and event requests must be submitted at least 8 weeks prior to the event.
- Funding must only be used for Palo Alto College students who indicate PAC as their home school.
- Palo Alto College recognizes that the freedom of speech and expression and the right to peaceful assembly are fundamental rights and central to their educational mission. This procedure constitutes the “policy” required by Section 51.9315(f) of the Texas Education Code to detail students’ rights and responsibilities regarding expressive activities. Consistent with Section 51.9315(f), the common outdoor areas of the Alamo Colleges and other College District buildings are deemed traditional public forums, subject to reasonable restrictions of time, place, and manner of expressive activity.
- Please refer to Alamo College District's Policy F.9.1. and Procedure F.9.1.1 for more information.
- If you would like to reserve a space for conducting expressive activity on campus, please fill out this form (F.9.1.1.A). Email the form to Student Life Interim Director of Student of Student Life, Judith Menchaca-Lily at jmenchaca11@36837a.com.
- If you have a complaint about interference with expressive activity on campus, please fill out this form (F.9.1.1.B).
- Email the form to Student Life Interim Director of Student of Student Life at jmenchaca11@36837a.com and someone will contact you within 24 hours.
The Community Garden promotes healthy living and sustainability through gardening and composting. It offers workshops, events, and workdays to educate and promote awareness among the greater Palo Alto Community. |
Community Garden DayDiscover the joy of community gardening every Tuesday at Palo Alto College! Join us and experience the fun and fulfillment of working with others to cultivate a beautiful and sustainable garden. |
Judith Menchaca
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Santos Gutierrez
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Crystal Rodriguez
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PAC Student Government Association (SGA)
Mission: Our mission statement as the Palo Alto Student Government is to educate students on the rights they have within our institution, fight for the benefits they can use, and help students be the best people they can be from their time in PAC. For more information about SGA meetings and events visit the AlamoEXPERIENCE website.
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Location: College Student Center (CSC) 115 Hours of Operation: |
- Jennifer Flores, SGA Advisor
- Logan Martinez, SGA President/ SDC Primary Delegate
- Kayla Muzquiz, SGA Vice President/ SDC Secretary
- Keren Morin, Secretary of Business and Treasury/ SDC Secondary Delegate
- Angelica Juarez, Executive Officer of Senators
- Athena Rangel, Executive Officer of Public Relations
- Charles Clavijo, Executive Officer of Campus Services
- Domenique Robledo, Executive Officer of Academic Success
- Julianna Arocha, Executive Officer of Student Life
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Judith Menchaca Phone:
Santos Gutierrez
Crystal Rodriguez |