ASGCC - Associated Student Government of Cuyamaca College

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Associated Student Government of Cuyamaca College

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Student Government Elections 2013-2014 Academic Year

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President: Jaclyn Marlow

Executive V.P.: Zayde Zazueta

Secretary: Jocelyn Estrada

Treasurer: To be filled by appointment of ASGCC

Student Trustee: Elsa Hernandez

Student Senators: Alexis Attisha

Taylor Payne-Florence

Student Activities

Kudapaw Student Festival
Welcome Week 2013 -
Will take place the week of August 12, 2013.
Finals Week Pancake Breakfast
Veterans Week Programs -
Veterans Week 2013 will take place the week of November 4, 2013. To review 2011 Veterans Week events, click here. To review 2012 Veterans Week events, click here.
Halloween Social
Chaldean Cultural College Hour
Native American Heritage
Coyote Cafe

Cuyamaca College supports the organization of students known as the Associated Student Government of Cuyamaca College (ASGCC). This Association promotes the following objectives:

	To serve as an active student voice in the operation of the college, including both shared governance and the management of student activities.
	To provide an opportunity for leadership experience and training for students.
	To enhance, wherever possible, the general excellence of the college, uniting the interests of all persons - faculty, administration, local residents and students.

ASSOCIATED STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND SHARED GOVERNANCE

Since virtually all major decisions made at Cuyamaca College affect students in some way, student input to the various decision-making bodies is relevant, necessary and welcomed. The ASGCC has adopted a constitution which established an organized "student voice" at Cuyamaca College. This "voice" is facilitated by the ASGCC and is a critical constituency among the college governance structure.

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

The ASGCC cooperates with and supports departments and special-interest groups to the cultural awareness of all persons on the campus. Typical programs include: Black History, Latin Heritage, Native American Awareness, Multi-cultural Experience, Disability Day, musical and dramatic programs, art shows and many other outstanding cultural programs. These programs are all open to all members of the college and community.

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