Student Government of Cerro Coso
The Student Government of Cerro Coso (SGCC), is the official student organization, with membership open to all students. The SGCC, through its governing body the Student Senate, promotes the Student Activities Program at Cerro Coso. A system of self-government has been established by which the students, through democratic action, formulate and execute policies and programs and prepare the student body's financial budget.
Cerro Coso Community College students can purchase the Coyote Card each semester at the time of registration. These funds, in turn, support the Student Activities Program which benefits the college and contributes to the welfare of all students. Possession of a Coyote Card may qualify an individual to serve as a club representative or a student Senator, to hold office, to join college student organizations, and to receive student discounts in the college bookstore, as well as in the community. Members are also entitled to reduced or free admission to various on-campus and off-campus events sponsored by the SGCC.
Get Involved
For More Information:
- Attend an SGCC Meeting
1st and 3rd Tuesday from 12:30-1:30
IWV - LRC 604 / KRV - PL5 / Bishop - 197 / Mammoth - 228
All Students are Invited to Attend! - Call the SGCC
(760) 384-6329
Students with further questions on how to participate in the SGCC, or for more information may call the Student Activities Office at (760) 384-6353. Students at campus sites or centers may contact their local administrator.
Student Government Officers
SGCC Executive Board Offices:
- President presides at all meetings
- Vice President assists the president
- Secretary records all proceedings of the meetings
- Finance Manager records and processes the expenditures
- Region IX Representative attends Region IX meetings at various colleges in the Region IX district
- Communication Officer in charge of all publicity, posters, and information for the public
- President of Senate presides over the senators
- Senators assist the executive board of the SGCC
SGCC Elections
It's time to vote in the SGCC Elections! To vote, login to InsideCC, go to the Student tab, and look for the SGCC Election 2013 box. Polling is open from 8:00am on Monday, April 15, until 8:00pm on Thursday, April 18. You must be a current student to vote.
Candidate Statements
President
Anthony Wovenu
Normally people put they are the best candidate for the position because they believe they can make a difference. I am not going to say the same cliché statement. What I will offer however, is a voice. Not a voice of the student necessarily, but a voice for the students that are not saying anything. Let's face it, it is hard to get students involved in school activities especially at a junior college, but it is possible through the right means. My goal as president of the Student Government is to strengthen the bond a student holds to their school. I am proud of my school and I want the students Cerro Coso to also be proud.
Vice President
Angelo Sanchez
I have spent over a year helping the student Government. During this time I have provided ideas, logistic support, and have been included in many decision making and representative processes.
Secretary
Melissa Peterson
I have a history of student body secretary from 8th grade; however, I have recently been the Student Services United Club representative for the SGCC. I have a bubbly personality that is addictive to be around. I always try to look on the bright side of any and all situations. I always write things down to make sure that everything is well documented. I have slight OCD, and am super organized. Please vote for me as secretary.
Finance Manager
Santiago Pina
At my current job, I am entrusted to handle large amounts of money. I’ve held that job for two years. I will bring what I have learned from Game Stop and use it towards the office I am running for.
Region IX Representative
Bonnie Moir
I would like to be a part of Student Government and help the communication process to help the SGCC operate more smoothly. I feel I can be appositive influence on the SGCC.
Instructor Recognition Award
Every year the SGCC honors excellence in our faculty. Two awards will be presented at the annual Spring Awards program. We will recognize one full-time faculty member (including counselors and librarian) and one adjunct faculty member. Recognition will be for outstanding achievement in instructional and/or student support services. The honorees will each receive a plaque and a medallion to wear at Commencement.
Faculty of the Year
Nominees
- Dean Bernsten
- Clifford Davis
- Sarah King
- Bob Phung
- Debra Rundell
- Claudia Sellers
- John Stenger-Smith
- Christine Swiridoff
- Laura Vasquez
Adjunct Faculty of the Year
Nominees
- Anthony Damiano
- Herman Foster
- Joseph Martin
- Donald Rosenberg
- Richard Schultz
- David Villicana
