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The SMU Students' Association (SMUSA) was formed in 2000 by its pioneer batch of students. Its aim is to build a cohesive and close-knit community of students. Every matriculated SMU undergraduate is a member of the SMUSA, affectionately known to all as the SA.
The SA represents the interests and welfare of the student community and establishes communication channels between students, student leaders and university administration.
It also provides support to all student clubs to increase and enhance the level of student participation in CCA. Concurrently, it enacts the guidelines and procedures that govern the entire Association.
An Executive Committee, commonly known as the SA Exco, runs these operations of the SA.
The Students' Association Council, or SAC in short, is the policy-making arm of the SA and provides strategic direction to its executive arm, the SA Exco. As a student government body, it is the highest office of student leadership in SMU.
With a variety of student clubs catering to diverse CCA in SMU, such clubs come under the administrative purview of school-based and non-school-based Constituent Bodies, or CBds.
The Presidents of these CBds and members of the SA Exco make up the SAC. The President of the SA Executive Committee is also the concurrent President of the SAC.
The SAC:
President
Students' Association Council/Executive Committee
Andrew Wong Jun-Jie |
Presidents, Constituent Bodies |
Students' Association Exco |
President, Arts and Cultural Fraternity (ACF)
Emir Iylia bin Shafri
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Vice President
Tiffany Bernadette Tay Hui Min |
President, SMU Sports Union (SSU)
Russell Tan Jiming |
Honorary General Secretary
Febrianto Pratama Wisnata |
President, SMU-Xtremists (SMUX)
Teo Mingwen
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Honorary Financial Secretary
Nathaniel Koh Kim Kui |
President, Special Interest & Community Service Sodality (SICS)
Aaron Tan Wei Cheng |
Business Secretary
Vincent Bei Wensheng |
President, Sch of Accounting Society (ASOC)
Chua Jia Ying
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Communications Secretary
Lynnette Chua Sulin |
President, Sch of Business Society (BONDUE)
Ng Hui Min |
Events Secretary
Anthony Chang Chia Joo |
President, Sch of Information Systems Students' Society (SISS)
Yang Kangwei |
Student Welfare Secretary
Christina Tay Shi Hui |
President, Sch of Law Students' Society (Lawsoc)
Roy Quek Pin Shen
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Deputy Financial Secretary
Ng Seok Imm |
President, Sch of Economics Students' Society (SES)
Lim Wei Zhong |
Assets Secretary
Lim Yih Huat |
President, Sch of Social Sciences Students' Society (SSS)
Nuha Binte Jalal |
IT Solutions Secretary
Hibatun Nasir Bin Munawar |
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Student Initatives Secretary
Tey Bi Qin |
The CBds are the governing body for CCA clubs and societies. There are four non-school CBds and six school CBds looking after more than 100 student clubs in SMU.
Arts and Cultural Fraternity (ACF)
ACF is the constituent body representing a cluster of 24 performing and visual arts clubs. It aims to increase the level of participation by SMU students in arts and cultural activities. ACF organises the annual SMU Arts Festival — a highlight in the ACF events calendar!  artsncultural@sac.smu.edu.sg
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SMU Sports Union (SSU)
SSU is the constituent body established to oversee the management of all sporting activities in SMU. With 37 different sports clubs under its umbrella, SSU's mission is to propel the sports fraternity in SMU to greater heights and to enrich student life with a wide range of sporting activities. ssu@sac.smu.edu.sg
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SMUXtremists (SMUX)
SMUX was established to share the passion for the outdoors with all at SMU. SMUX consists of five clubs: biking, diving, kayaking, trekking and Xseed. With the support of these teams, SMUX provides a range of activities including beginner and advanced courses, and expeditions out of Singapore.
xtremists@sa.smu.edu.sg
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Special Interest and Community Service Sodality (SICS)
SICS was constituted in 2006 as a constituent body to assist with the establishment and growth of special interest and community service CCA in SMU. There are a total of 26 clubs under SICS.
sics@sac.smu.edu.sg
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Lee Kong Chian School of Business Society (Bondue)
Bondue is the constituent body representing the School of Business. Its aim is to inculcate a sense of identity; serve as a channel for direct communication between faculty and students; and provide a platform for the advancement of the members' interests and competencies in the area of Business Management.
bonduers@sa.smu.edu.sg
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School of Accountancy Society (ASOC)
ASOC is the constituent body representing the School of Accountancy. Its focus is to promote interaction among its members and to provide a platform for the advancement of the members' interests and competencies in the field of Accountancy.
accsoc@sac.smu.edu.sg
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School of Information Systems Society (SISS)
SISS is the constituent body representing the School of Information Systems. Its aim is to look after the interests and welfare of all SIS students and champion a committed SMU community.
 issociety@sa.smu.edu.sg
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SES is the constituent body representing the School of Economics. Its aim is to look after the interests and welfare of all Economics students.
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School of Social Sciences Society (SSS)
SSS is the constituent body representing the School of Social Sciences. Its aim is to look after the interests and welfare of all Social Sciences students.
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School of Law Society (SLS)
SLS is the constituent body representing the School of Law. It aims to look after the interests and welfare of all Law students. |
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Under the SA, there are also five Standing Committees which assist the Exco to fulfill their roles and responsibilities. Find out about what they offer here.  more
In each batch of student leaders, none stands out more than the President of the SA. Read more about these trail-blazers here. more
Under the CBds, there are over 100 student clubs that cater to the exciting array of interests of the SMU community. Find one that suits your niche here. more |
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