All Divisions

The IASC's 2010 – 2011 Membership Campaign is underway.  Membership information is available by clicking on  "Join the IASC" under the "Membership" tab.  Membership fees for the upcoming year will be High School Division - $65.00; Middle Level Division - $55.00; and Elementary Division - $45.00.  For additional membership  information please contact Phyllis Bishop, IASC State Board Secretary.  For Division information - click on the "Divisions" tab at the top of website; then your "Level" and finally "Division Guide."

*Note - The membership form cannot be saved with filled out information in it. If saved with information in the fields, when the form is closed and re-opened, any information in the fields will be lost.

Middle Level Division

The video slide-show of SLC 2010 - Oh the Places You'll Go has been uploaded and is available through the link below.

• SLC 2010 Recap Video

High School Division

This summer the Student Leadership Institute (SLI) camp was held July 8th through July 11th. This 4 day camp taught students leadership skills and helped each student learn more about themself as a person. With early mornings and late nights, the students did not cease to have enormous amounts of fun. A video recap of the camp can be found by clicking here. Thank you all for attending this year and helping make SLI 2010 a great camp! I hope it was an educational and fun experience for you as well.

• SLI 2010 Recap Video

High School Division

Kathi Green, a long-time leader in IASC, Inc., began her career as a Home Economics teacher at South Dearborn High School in Aurora, Indiana. She later became a guidance counselor there. She successfully hosted two IASC State Conventions – one in 1988 in her 3rd year as a student council advisor, and the second one in 1997. She was appointed as High School Division Associate Director in 1992.  Kathi truly believed in student leadership. During her tenure as IASC High School Division Associate Director, our organization increased its role in training and empowering student leaders in our state and nation. Her death in October of 2001 after a long courageous fight against lymphoma left a legacy of commitment to and a vision for IASC’s involvement in student leadership. Kathi’s impact on IASC will not soon be forgotten. Her husband Mel and their children, Kelsey and Chris, join us in our commitment to keeping her dream of community service and student leadership alive.  

The Kathi Green Outstanding Service Award recognizes students who have exhibited outstanding citizenship by their participation in service to their high schools and/or to their communities.

This year the Kathi Green Outstanding Service Award was awarded to Ashtyn Fisher (right) of Mooresville High School.

High School Division

Ashley Ort, North East District Representative and student at East Noble High School, was elected 2010 - 2011 IASC High School Division State President on March 9th at Representative Assembly held at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.  Ashley's term of service begins on July 1st.  We look forward to her leadership of the High School Division Executive Committee.

(In picture: 2009 - 2010 State President, Matthew Bachman, passes the gavel to Ashley Ort)

NASC Adviser of the Year Nominee

2010

Warren E Shull

Adviser of the Year

High School Division State Nominee

Amy Fix
Center Grove High School

Each year IASC chooses a nominee for the National Association of Student Council’s Warren Shull High School Adviser of the Year Award.  Warren E. Shull founded the NASC in 1931.  It is in his honor and memory that we have chosen our Indiana nominee for this national award, the adviser of at Center Grove HighSchool, Mrs. Amy Fix.

Mrs. Fix has been one of the student council advisers at Center Grove for the past 6 years.  She was the adult co-chair for housing when Center Grove hosted the 2003 High School Division State Convention.  She was the director of Student Leadership Institute for four years and currently is the adult chair for the 2010 NASC National Conference scheduled for June 26-29^th this summer.  For the past three years, she has trained her students in the RSVP process and conducted over 12 all-school summits to raise student voice in her school.

Mrs. Fix’s strong belief in student empowerment has elevated her council’s achievement level higher each year.  Her fun-loving, high energy style motivates all those around her.  The qualities emulated by the life of Warren E. Shull are evident in the daily work and life goals of Amy Fix.  Her hard-work, perseverance, and dedication to youth empowerment have made her a gift to her students and her peers.   Nominating her for this award is, indeed, an honor and somewhat of a miracle, since she is too humble to believe that her work is more exemplary than countless other worthy advisers.

Known as Momma Fix by many of her students, she is the wife of Matt, the daughter of Linda and Mike and the mommy of Nathan and Abby Grace.  Obviously she is the role model for many.

In recognition of her service to her local school, her dedication to IASC and her belief that young people can change the world, it is my honor to name Mrs. Amy Fix, the Indiana nominee for the NASC’s Warren E Shull Adviser of the Year.

*Presented at the High School Division Representative Assembly at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, March 9, 2010.

A picture of Amy with her award can be found by going to the photo gallery or by clicking here.