"student executive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a student leader or officer in an organization; for example, "The student executive of the school council planned the rally."
Mr. West, the student executive officer of his Marine R.O.T.C. chapter, had to be at M.I.T. or B.U. six days a week.
"Our goal was to make the party as grand as possible," explains junior Taylor Anne Potter, head of the party's student executive board.
The organization is run by 8 student executive officers; 16 student governors that represent each residence hall community; and numerous community government members.
The lunchtime club soon evolved into an after-school program led by a student executive team (co-CEOS, a CFO, a COO, and a Chief Marketing Officer).
A five-student executive committee manages the band, doing everything from leading practices to recruiting new members to handling travel logistics.
The effects of added icons and students' executive functions were also examined.
James Weeks, aged 17, for instance, has been elected as the president of the students' "executive board".
Flynn and Wiltermuth conducted the experiment with three groups: graduate business students, executive education students and employees in the marketing department of a large manufacturing company.
Sastry's teaching experience includes undergraduates, MBAs, and PhD students; executive Sloan Fellows; both custom and open-enrollment executive education courses at Harvard, University of Michigan, and MIT; faculty development; and mentoring student entrepreneurs and researchers at MIT, Harvard, Tufts, Stanford, and Boston University.
Librarian at Marymount School, Tarrytown, NY; Director of Development for Marymount College, Tarrytown, NY; Director of the Inner-City Scholarship Developmentheund for the Archdiocese of New York; Librarian, Dean of Students, Executive Vice President and President of Marymount University, Arlington; Director of advancement for RSHM.
City High opened last year on the Los Angeles High School campus with about 60 ninth-grade students, Executive Director Valerie Braimah said The plan was to add a grade each year, building up to 12th grade.
