Make a Difference at Cerro Coso
Run for an Executive Board Position
Every Spring SGCC holds a general election to elect a new executive board and a new senate. Those interested in becoming executive board members should begin attending senate meetings, general session, and keep an eye out for invitations to nominate their self for a position.
Become a Senator
The Student Senate of Cerro Coso represents the collective student body. The Student Senate aims to collect and share the student voice in an effort to improve the student experience. Students from any Cerro Coso campus may become a senator.
The senators' roles include:
- Planning and facilitating campus events
- Recruiting new members and participating in outreach efforts for the college
- Serving on college committees as a student representative
- Collaborate with and support clubs
For More Information
- Attend SGCC Coyote Town Hall (previously General Session) on the first Tuesday of each month, 12:30-1:30, in the Lecture Center at the Ridgecrest Campus and via Zoom [Register to attend via Zoom] All Students are invited to attend!
- Join the Student Senate
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The Senate is the representative body of the students of Cerro Coso. Senators collect student interest and concern and represent students to influence change at the college
- Join the Student Senate of Cerro Coso Interest - Pronto group (Group Code: 498W3P) to discuss information related to students!
- Meets with the SGCC Executive Board Tuesdays of each month at 1:00pm in LRC 722 - On the 1st Tuesday of each month, this meeting is held in Coyote Town Hall (12:30p in the Lecture Center, MB 250, RIdgecrest Campus OR via Zoom [Register to attend via Zoom]
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Students with further questions on how to participate in the SGCC, or for more information you may email SGCC Advisor, Tyson Huffman [tyson.huffman@cerrocoso.edu].
The SGCC welcomes anyone who wishes to get involved. We will advise you in how to participate in clubs, events, or anything part of student life. We need you to help enrich the student atmosphere, so join an activity and share your insight and creativity. Do not worry, no experience is necessary.
Start a Club
Interested in starting a new club? Here's what you'll need:
- A Club Charter (includes a constitution and bylaws, template provided in club charter)
- A faculty advisor (an instructor to support your club by attending meetings and guiding your club leadership through college processes)
- 6 prospective members (Cerro Coso students)
- Club officers (those responsible for calling meetings, managing a budget, and taking meeting minutes) - club members can also be officers
Once you have completed a club charter, please email it to Tyson Huffman or deliver it to the switchboard (MB 2nd floor, Ridgecrest Campus).
Election Season 2025
Information below is related to the Spring 2024 Election. This information will be updated as we near election season.
Calling all Coyotes! Election season is in full swing. Are you interested in getting more involved at your college, representing your fellow students, and building community? If so, SGCC is a great place to start. All positions are open and waiting for you to nominate yourself for office! Please review the video below to learn more.
Election Timeline and Links to Participate
Filing (Self-Nominations / Nominations for Faculty of the Year Awards) | March 1 - March 14, 2024 (click the link to the left to participate)
Campaigning for Elections | March 18 - April 8, 2024 (View our Campaign Guidelines)
Elections (voting) | April 8 - April 11, 2024 (ballots open Monday at 8am and closes Thursday at 4pm)
Elections Announcement and Timeline
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