"student organizer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to someone who is responsible for organizing activities or events related to students, such as clubs, activities, or assemblies. For example, "Barb is a student organizer for the high school's chess club."
ZAK MALAMED Great Neck, N.Y., Aug. 19, 2012 The writer is a student organizer for Student Voice.
Last week, a student organizer named Lester Shum told a crowd that Hong Kong remains a colonial state.
Axenya Kachen, a 21-year-old student organizer, said she was devastated to read the former dean's op-ed.
Around 10 30, in the seminary's quad, Shay O'Reilly, a student organizer, jumped onto a bench to explain the logistics of the march.
"The fact that Sister Mary has resigned gives us hope that he will soon be rehired," said student organizer Julia Burns, 18, a senior at Eastside.
He got his start in politics as a student organizer in the late 1980s, attended medical school and has been a member of the nationalist party from its inception in the early 1990s.
To assist in that growth, Komissarouk helped to organize HackCon last month to teach student organizers how to run effective hackathons.
At the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights [where the M.F.D.P. challenge was discussed], the political professionals — representatives of the N.A.A.C.P. and the organized labor movement — were extremely hostile, denouncing the student organizers as adventurist, naïve, apolitical, and subversive.
He spent last spring and summer locating and training student organizers, finding some of them at the annual Queer Prom that his organization puts on for gay and lesbian students around the state.
The student organizers are affiliated with the United Automobile Workers.
Our letter to the student organizers of the Forum simply expressed our objections to their invitation.
