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Student Government
Elections 2013-2014 Academic
Year

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
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Student
Activities
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Kudapaw Student Festival
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Welcome Week 2013 -
Will take place the week of August 12,
2013.
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Finals Week Pancake
Breakfast
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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.
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Halloween Social
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Chaldean Cultural College
Hour
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Native American Heritage
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Coyote Cafe
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Cuyamaca College supports the organization of
students known as the Associated Student Government
of Cuyamaca College (ASGCC). This Association
promotes the following objectives:
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To serve as an active student
voice in the operation of the
college, including both shared
governance and the management
of student activities.
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To provide an opportunity for
leadership experience and training
for students.
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To enhance, wherever possible,
the general excellence of the
college, uniting the interests
of all persons - faculty, administration,
local residents and students.
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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.
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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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A healthy reminder from ASGCC:
In an effort to prevent the serious health risks
associated with exposure to second-hand smoke, Cuyamaca College
is smoke-free.
GCCCD Governing Board Policy BP 6810
DO YOU NEED HELP TO STOP SMOKING?
CHECK OUT THESE LINKS FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Health & Wellness Center,Cuyamaca College
California Smokers Helpline
American Cancer Society
The Foundation for a Smokefree America
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