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Alberta Students' Executive Council [ASEC]

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Alberta Students' Executive Council [ASEC]

Not-for-profit advocacy organization for post-secondary students
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ASEC represents 110,000 students from the following institutions:

Alberta University of the Arts
Ambrose University
Concordia University of Edmonton
Bow Valley College
Grande Prairie Regional Polytechnic
Keyano College
Lethbridge College
Lakeland College
Medicine Hat College
Northern Lakes College
Northern Institute of Technology (NAIT)
Norquest College
Olds College
Portage College
Red Deer Polyt

echnic
Southern Institute of Technology (SAIT)
The King's University

We work with many stakeholders to ensure that we give all post-secondary education students a voice regardless of where they are educated in Alberta.

08/11/2026

Across the province, students' associations are running food pantries and food security programs built for their own campus communities.

Some let students discreetly order a box of food products and other essentials: no lineups, no explaining yourself, just support when you need it. Others are stocked and maintained right on campus, giving students an easy, judgment-free place to turn to.

These are just a few of the pantries keeping Alberta students fed.

08/10/2026

It's Alberta Local Food Week, a time to celebrate the incredible agricultural bounty grown, harvested, and produced right here in our province.

But as we celebrate that abundance, it's worth asking who actually gets to share in it. For post-secondary students juggling tuition, rent, and part-time jobs, access to that local, affordable food is often the first thing to slip.

All week, we're highlighting food insecurity on Alberta's campuses, and the incredible work students' associations across the province are doing to fight it.

08/05/2026

After the launch of the expert panel on AI in post-secondary in May, Alberta's government made a string of AI announcements in July, and several of them touch on funding for post-secondary and how it runs in the province.

The province is investing $50 million over five years into Amii, Alberta's AI research institute, split across five ministries. $15 million of that is coming through Advanced Education, and officials have tied the funding directly to students: Premier Danielle Smith framed it as a way to improve public services and create high-value jobs, while Minister of Advanced Education Myles McDougall said it's meant to help students graduate with the AI skills the workforce now expects.

This is part of a bigger AI push across government. Alberta has also been using AI tools to review decades-old government code, and just signed a five-year AI partnership agreement with Quebec to share strategies and tools.

For post-secondary specifically, that means new public funding flowing through Advanced Education tied to AI, and government messaging that increasingly links AI skills to what students are expected to graduate with.

Follow for more on what's happening in Alberta post-secondary.

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07/31/2026

Our office will be closed for the Heritage Day long weekend. We look forward to connecting again when we reopen on Tuesday, August 4.

07/28/2026

Meet ASEC’s Staff Advisors ✨

We’re grateful for the guidance and expertise of our two Staff Advisors, Jason Roth and Marian Young, who support the ASEC Board throughout the year.

Jason Roth serves as External Relations Director at NAITSA, bringing nearly two decades of experience in government relations, advocacy, and communications. Known for his professionalism and non‑partisan approach, Jason helps student leaders build strong relationships and elevate student voices across Alberta.

Marian Young is the Governance and Student Support Coordinator at the Students’ Association of Red Deer Polytechnic. With six years of experience in policy and bylaw development, Marian supports best practices in student governance and brings a valuable dual perspective as both a staff member and a student.

07/27/2026

Meet ASEC Board Member: Evan Jenkins✨

Evan is the Vice President of Advocacy for the Students’ Association of Olds College and is entering his second year of the Precision Agriculture Techgronomy program. Raised on a small farm, he brings a grounded and practical approach to leadership and a clear understanding of the pressures facing today’s students.

Evan is focused on improving the student experience, cost of living, and mental health across Alberta while keeping ASEC’s values at the heart of provincial advocacy.

Stay tuned tomorrow for our next Board spotlight!

07/24/2026

Meet ASEC Board Member: Enzo Amogan ✨

Enzo represents AUArts and is entering his final year as a Painting major. A multidisciplinary artist with aspirations in animation, he brings a creative and highly engaged perspective to student leadership.

He is dedicated to ensuring smaller and specialized institutions have a strong voice in provincial advocacy and that creative students are meaningfully included in broader conversations.

Stay tuned tomorrow for our next Board spotlight!

07/23/2026

Meet ASEC Board Member: Grace Churchill ✨

Grace is the Director of External Affairs for the Students’ Association of Lakeland College. With a background in agribusiness and commerce, and experience as a varsity rower, she brings strong rural and community focused perspectives to her work.

Grace is committed to supporting student initiatives, strengthening governance, and ensuring rural students are represented in provincial conversations.

Stay tuned tomorrow for our next Board spotlight.

07/22/2026

Meet ASEC Board Member: Hala Ezzeddine ✨

Hala is a Business Administration student at Northwestern Polytechnic and serves as Vice President External of the Students’ Association. With several years of advocacy experience, including roles as VP Internal and Board of Governors student representative, she is passionate about ensuring every student has a positive post secondary experience.

Hala is eager to collaborate with student leaders across Alberta and champion student voices at every opportunity.

Stay tuned tomorrow for our next Board spotlight!

07/21/2026

Meet ASEC’s Vice Chair: Sage Huard ✨

Sage (they/them) is the Vice President External at the Students’ Association of Red Deer Polytechnic and brings a community minded and culturally informed approach to advocacy. They value honest conversations, meaningful consultation, and practical plans that reflect what students truly need.

Sage is committed to building relationships, uplifting student voices, and shaping a united vision for learners across Alberta.

Stay tuned tomorrow for our next Board spotlight!

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1000, 10055 106Street
Edmonton, AB
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Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Website

http://www.albertastudents.ca/

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