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ABOUT US

Founded in 1982 as the Alberta College and Technical Institute Students' Executive Council (ACTISEC) and  evolving to our current inclusive name in the mid 2000s, the Alberta Students' Executive Council (ASEC) is a trusted, nonpartisan, nonprofit, student-led organization advocating for students' interests in Alberta and Canada.

VISION

Alberta post-secondary students have the resources and opportunities necessary to thrive academically and personally during and after their studies.

MISSION

ASEC empowers and unites student leaders to advocate for the best interests of post-secondary students in Alberta, ensuring accessible advanced education and quality of life for students.

 

VALUES

Student Led - Accountability - Transparency - Respect - Equal Opportunity - Forward Thinking​​

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

We are proud to have representation from across the province on our Board of Directors. Our internal processes ensure diversity in representatives, geographic location, learner types, and life experience. ASEC's Board also includes two non-voting Staff Advisors that help to provide additional insight and offer consistency through annual transitions.

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Rylee Mae, Chair

University of Lethbridge Students' Union

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Sage Huard, Vice Chair

Students' Association of Red Deer Polytechnic

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Hala Ezzeddine

Northwestern Polytechnic Students' Association

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Grace Churchill

Students' Association of Lakeland College

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Enzo Amogan

Alberta University of the Arts Students' Association

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Evan Jenkins

Students' Association of Olds College

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Jason Roth

Staff Advisor - NAIT Students' Association

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Marian Young

Staff Advisor - Students' Association of Red Deer Polytechnic

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ASEC and its member institutions are located on the traditional territories of Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, and the five territories of the Métis Nation within Alberta. We honour the enduring presence, stewardship, and teachings of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, past, present, and future, including their Elders and Knowledge Keepers. We offer this acknowledgment in gratitude and as an act of reconciliation, recognizing the colonial legacies of post-secondary education and committing to move forward together.

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