Samuel Rojas

Student Life President

What is your biggest accomplishment?

“My biggest accomplishment this year was overcoming the fear of networking. One of the strongest skillsets to possess is the ability to network. Whether people are looking for talent or building talent, connecting with professionals is a key skillset in career progression and mutual growth. Don’t wait for the opportunity, make it.”

Jireha Newman

Student Life Vice President

What impact do you think you had this year?

“Yes, my job as ASPCD Vice President helped me grow in so many ways. I got the chance to plan events, advocate for students, attend leadership conferences, and build a strong support system all within the Office of Student Life. My job has allowed me to create connections, build my resume, and be a part of experiences that some would consider once in a lifetime. I have evolved as a leader, student, companion, and person which has made me the proudest of myself that I have ever been. Forever grateful!”

Kelvin Amaniampong

Student Engagement Senator

If you could do your position again, what would you do differently?

“To my next-in-line, as you step into the role of Student Engagement Senator, remember that your primary duty is to advocate for the diverse needs and interests of our student body. Approach your responsibilities with empathy and an open mind, seeking to foster inclusivity and representation for all students, Collaborate closely with fellow team mates to create meaningful initiatives and events that enhance campus life.  Stay committed to transparency and communication, ensuring that every student feels heard and valued within our community. You’ll do great!”

“I BELIEVE IN YOU!”

Jayson Ross

EDI Senator

What advice do you have for the next EDI Senator?

“My advice for the future Equity Diversity, and Inclusion Senators is to focus on where the college is lacking. Focus on where the bad is, where it is unfair, because what we do is make the unfair fair.”

Wyatt Hegg

Administrator Senator

What qualities are best for your position?

“To succeed in the Office of Student Life, you must be willing to collaborate with your peers and create a welcoming environment for any student who comes to the campus. On top of this, the Administrative Senator position requires you to be detail-oriented, highly organized, and able to multi-task. As the Administrative Senator, it is my job to keep notes for all meetings that happen in the office so that everyone can stay organized and up-to-date.”

Kennedy Powell

Front Desk Assistant

Would you say this job helped you grow?

“Yes, this job has helped me grow. I have learned skills that I will take with me into my future jobs, such as marketing, learning new things, working with others, and making new connections. I have learned a lot in this job and I am glad I can take those experiences with me as I move on to new things. I branched out a little more, this job helped me become more comfortable interacting with people I do not know yet.”