Which of the following is a way AAS participates in campus life?

• A. Attending dorm meetings
• B. Organizing intramural betting
• C. Service projects
• D. Running campus radio

Answer: (C)

Service projects are how AAS engages with the campus and broader community. The group emphasizes service, leadership, and citizenship, so members participate in volunteer activities, support campus events, and collaborate on community outreach. These projects put the organization’s values into action and create a visible, positive presence on campus.

Attending dorm meetings is something many student groups do, but it doesn’t capture the service-centered activities that define AAS. Organizing intramural betting isn’t an appropriate or typical AAS activity, and running campus radio is more about a specific club’s function rather than the service-oriented participation AAS is known for.