Coalition of Student Leaders

University

University of Alaska system

Website

http://www.alaska.edu/governance/students/

Office

Suite 105H Butrovich

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Fairbanks, AK 99775

Mailing address

Coalition of Student Leaders

P.O. Box 757780

Fairbanks, AK 99775-7780

Phone

(907) 450-8044

(907) 450-8041 (Fax)

Established

1993-9-24..26

Type

Coalition, *

The Coalition of Student Leaders of the University of Alaska is an association representing many student governments in Alaska. They have been empowered by the University of Alaska Regents to speak on behalf of students.

It seeks to provide representation for students, serve as a consultant to the UA President and Regents, and enable communication between campuses in Alaska.

Anchorage Area

• Union of Students of the University of Alaska Anchorage — Anchorage
  

• Kachemak Bay Student Association — Homer
  

• Kodiak College Student Association — Kodiak
  

• Matanuska-Susitna College Student Government — Palmer
  

• Kenai Peninsula College Student Union — Soldotna
  

• Prince William Sound Community College Student Association — Valdez

Fairbanks Area

• Kuskokwim Campus Student Government — Bethel
  

• Associated Students of the University of Alaska Fairbanks — Fairbanks

Southeast Alaska

• United Students of the University of Alaska Southeast - Juneau — Juneau
  

• United Students of the University of Alaska Southeast - Ketchikan — Ketchikan
  

• United Students of the University of Alaska Southeast - Sitka — Sitka

Ex-Officio Student Governments

• Associated Students of Alaska Pacific University — Anchorage
  

• Ilisagvik College Student Government — Barrow
  

• Sheldon Jackson College Associated Student Body — Sitka
  

(ex officio governments are those who do not keep active membership)

From http://gov.alaska.edu/Coalition/members.html

The Coalition of Student Leaders was formed by attendees of the Fall 1993 Student Leadership Conference in Fairbanks.

The Student Regent serves as the spokesperson of the coalition, but the Coalition elects its own speaker. Which sounds a little odd.

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