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2009-2010 Associated Student Council
My name is Michael Watson. I was elected Associated Student Council President with the most votes in school history. I am attending SCC to become a radiology technician. I have been President of NASO (Native American Student Organization) for the past three years. I am currently NASO President and the founder and President of the award winning Comic Book Club SASQUAD, and I was the Student Activities Council Chairperson the 2008-2009 academic year. I was voted Student of the Year by the students and was Work-Study of the Year for 2007-2008. I am a member of Stop the Hate and the MOSAIC Mentors. I was the master of ceremonies of the Homeless Fair and I headed the Celebration of Cultures Conference for 2007-2008. I was one of the managers during last year's communications conference and a leader the year prior. I also held the position Programmer of Multicultural Events. As if this isn't enough, I also find time for family, friends, and comics, as well as my full-time studies. My hobbies are service learning, human rights, and comic books. I vow to work 100% for the students in everything I do throughout the year. I have an open door policy and will help students with any reasonable thing in my power. My office is located in the upstairs of the Lair, Building 6, Room 0207, phone 533-8153, or you can find me at specific times at "Open Mike" right outside of the Lair Cafeteria.
Hello Spokane Community College! I'm very excited and honored to be your 2009-2010 Student Body Vice President! This is my second year serving in student government and I really enjoy being the voice of my fellow students and helping to make our campus a better one. I love helping and being available to you for any questions, concerns, or to just listen! This is my third and I'm sad to say my final year here at SCC. I plan on transferring to Gonzaga University, where I will be working toward my bachelor's degree in leadership and communications. I'm also serving as PTK (Phi Theta Kappa) President this year and plan to aid and assist my fellow members in receiving scholarships to four-year universities. In my spare time, I'm the proud mother of three children: Alisha, Zachary, and Cameron. Returning to school, particularly SCC, has truly changed my life and the memories, lessons, friendships, and experiences are truly treasured!
Please stop by and say hello or give me a call anytime!
Hello, my name is Brenda Lee Crosby. I am the Student Activities Chairperson for 2009-2010 academic year. I am currently a criminal justice student, with an interest in communications. I am a member of the Fit Club. As a single parent and a full-time student, my goal is to be a voice for the many challenges that we as students face as we pursue a higher education. Thank you for the privilege of serving you this year as a member of your student government. Please feel free to contact me with any issues or concerns at
SACChair@scc.spokane.edu or 509-533-8140.
Hello, my name is Lindsay Murphy. I am the Director of Emergency Services for Spokane
Community College. I was selected for this position after serving as a food bank
attendant work-study in the 2008-2009 school year. I have many ideas for improvements
in helping students find the services they need to make their time here easier and
more enjoyable. I am in charge of running community events such as the Tree of Sharing
and Thanksgiving basket donations. I work closely with local charities to bring
accessible and friendly services to our student population. I'm looking forward
to another great year and helping as many fellow students as I can.
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Hello students! My name is Krishen Talarico. I'm the Director of Legislative Issues
for the SCC Associated Student Government. I am currently attending my second year
at SCC, and I completely love this school and all the people who attend. This is also
my second year on the student government. I will be your voice this year for legislative
issues that affect you and the campus. I believe highly in our right to vote, and
I will be on campus this year signing students up for voter registration. I also
participate in SASQUAD, SCC's comic book club, as their secretary. I love reading
comics and enjoy the friends I have made by being part of the club. I came to SCC
to receive my degree to become a pharmacy technician. It wasn't my first choice
but I ultimately came to the conclusion that it is what I truly want to do. Outside
of school, I love to sing, watch movies, and listen to music. Remember, we are the
future of America and our voice is our power!
Hola Amigos! My name is Jorge Guerrero. I am the Director of Administrative Services
for the SCC Associated Student Government. I'm currently in my third quarter
at SCC and completely love being back in school. I'm an older student; I took
a nine-year break after high school. I joined the military and proudly and honorably
served for eight and a half years, I loved it, but I decided it was time to get back
to school. I'm currently in the Criminal Justice program and doing prerequisites
for the Aviation program. This is my first quarter on student government. I'm also
a proud member of the Rho Beta Psi, LASO, and the Veterans clubs. I love being
part of this school, and I want others to be able to enjoy the same. Outside of school,
I love to go clubbing; I'm not a big dancer, but I like the vibe and atmosphere. I also
enjoy watching movies and listen to all types of music.
My name is Jason Fierst and I am your Senator for Athletics, Learning Resources, and Student Services for the 2009-2010 academic school year. I am in my second year at SCC and pursuing my degree in architecture. I intend to ensure the gap is closed between your student government and you, the student, whether you are in my division, a member of one of my clubs, or an SCC student looking for assistance or advice. In my off time, I enjoy raising my two beautiful daughters and enjoying the wonderful Spokane weather. On campus, I proudly started the first SCC chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) last year. I also serve as the Vice President for ADDSA and am a contributing member of Student Association for Nature and Environment (SANE). I co-sponsored, legislatively pursued, and eventually struck down both a Washington State House Bill and a Senate Bill that would have affected the future of all current SCC Architecture students and community college architecture students across the state.
I am a very approachable person and if I don't have the answer you can rest assured
I will get it for you. So whether you want to start a new club, get involved with
student government, find the right club to fit into, or just need to know
where to get the closest energy drink at 7 a.m., my door is always open! I look forward
to meeting you.
Hello! My name is Charlotte Cochran-Anderson, but please just call me Charla. This
is my final year here at SCC, and I will be sad to go when it is time. While here,
I have had the privilege of belonging to Delta Epsilon Chi and serving as their Vice
President of Activities and as their President. I am excited this year to learn about
other clubs. As your Senator, I'm looking forward to representing the Business,
Hospitality and Information Technologies Division. I would like to extend an open
invitation for everyone to come up to the student government offices during my office
hours to chat, share concerns, or just say hello. It is going to be an exciting
year!
Greetings! My name is Mike Morris and I am your 2009-2010 Associated Student Government
Senator of Health and Environmental Sciences. This will be my second year at SCC
in pursuit of my AAS degree in Natural Resources (Forestry and Parks and Recreation
options). Last year I was the Natural Resources Association's representative to
the ASC/SAC. My goal is to promote and pursue health and environmental issues on
behalf of the students of SCC. If you would like to contact me, you can call me
at 533-7092 or email me. I'm looking forward to a great
year with you.
Live the experience! Hello my fellow students. My name is Terri Hatten and I'm the
Promotions Coordinator here at SCC. I love promoting events here on campus and
I want to encourage you to get involved with all the free activities that we offer students
such as concerts, comedy, clubs, and many others that will
help you to have a sense of belonging here at SCC. This year will be an exciting
year for all of us on the student government. We have a strong team that is completely
dedicated to being the voice of students here at SCC, so speak up! If you have
any questions, concerns, or promotional ideas, please feel free to email
me or stop by my office (Building 6, Room 0218, upstairs in the Lair) and I will do my best to help
you. Again, remember to not be afraid to have a little fun here at SCC. College is
not all classes and homework; it's a dream and a great social network that provides
a lot of fun and the ability to make a difference, so get involved!
I was born and raised on the central coast of California until I was 19. I then moved to
Tucson, Arizona, where I worked in the hospitality industry for many years. I moved
to Spokane in the summer of 2006 with my best friend and her son. I am working towards
getting my masters in history and English. I am a member of the Comic Book Club
as well as SANE, which is the Student Association for Nature and the Environment.
I am the 2009-2010 Programmer for Issues and Awareness. I am a big believer in student
and environmental rights.
Hiyo! My name is Stevie Garvin, and I am your Programmer of Participation Activities.
This is my second year at Spokane Community College, and my first year on ASG. I
am a full-time student who is here to expand her mind and figure out her path in
life. I am also a full-time mother of a beautiful little girl - Sylvia Lynn Marley Bronwyn
Garvin-Haynes. I volunteer with Northwest Candle Lighters. I enjoy outdoor activities
like rollerblading and biking, and anything that is creative and artistic. I am
here to promote student success and to plan activities and will be fun and inspiring,
and that get students engaged in school life. Get involved!! Woot!! I enjoy working
with others, coming up with new ideas, and getting students involved in school functions.
If you have ideas, feel free to contact me. Have a fabulous day!
Hi my name is Darlana Swenson. I am the Programmer of Comedy and Concerts at Spokane Community College for the 2009-2010 school year. I enjoy working within a community that provides others with stability and the opportunity for a successful future. By working together and incorporating ideas from all perspectives we can achieve excellence!
I strive for new opportunities and ways to make things better, and by working together
we will make a positive difference in our lives, school, and community. If you have
any ideas on how to improve our school functions please feel free to contact me!
My name is Kendu Humphreys and I'm currently the SAC Programmer of Multicultural
Events. I am also the Vice President of the Black Student Union. This is my seventh
quarter at SCC, and I've resided within the Spokane area since February of 2007.
I originated from Harlem/Bronx, N.Y., but the regions of my life's experience
are: Hackensack, NJ; Brunswick, GA; and Jacksonville, FL (I have spent a significant amount
of time in each of these areas). At the youthful age of 35, I decided
to go back to school. The direction of furthering my education is in business and
communication. I plan to receive my AA degree here at SCC and transfer to an environment
that will progress my knowledge in my respected fields and ensure others in my generation
a position in that field also (if that is their wish). I have established 'CORP.
DESIGN' (this is a global community development project), A.C.T. (the Atlantic Coalition
Transition - designed to inform all communities of changing policies on a political-social-and
environmental level), and Once ONE (a challenge to the soul of the true meaning of
community and its relationship with us as the people of the earth). "The main point is
to explain we can't survive without one another." This is to shack-up the soul in
all of us to realize what's really important (our existence today and tomorrow).
I have hopes to mold CORP. DESIGN upon three continents (eastern Europe, middle
Africa, and North America). I have constructed a 25-year plan, with six-month progress
points. My overall goal is to live within a community that is safe from itself and
outside destructive forces.
I started working for Spokane Community College in August of 2007. I am excited
about working with students, especially as they seek ways to contribute back to their
college. I have been working in higher education for over four years. I have worked
in areas such as residence life, community service, student activities, judicial
affairs, assessment, and training. I am originally from Minnesota, where I completed
my undergraduate career by obtaining a BA in Mathematics from Gustavus Adolphus
College. Two years after graduating, I moved to Los Angeles, CA, where I obtained
my M.Ed. in College Student Affairs at Azusa Pacific University. I really enjoy
movies, traveling, going out to eat, crafts, and learning how to do anything new.
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Michael
Watson, ASC President
Tami
Windhorst, ASC Vice President
Brenda
Crosby, SAC Chair
Lindsay
Murphy, Director of Emergency Services
Matthew
Kaczmar, Director of Student and Club Affairs
Krishen
Talarico, Director of Legislative Issues
Jorge
Guerrero, Director of Administrative Services
Jason
Fierst, Senator of Athletics, LRC, Student Services
Charlotte Cochran-Anderson, Senator of Business, Hospitality, Information Technology
Mike
Morris, Senator of Health and Environmental Sciences
Teresa
(Terri) Woodward-Hatten, Student Activities Council Promotions Coordinator
Don
Duke, Programmer of Issues and Awareness
Stevie
Garvin, Programmer of Participation Activities
Darlana "DJ" Swenson, Programmer of Comedy and Concerts
Kendu
Humphreys, SAC Programmer of Multicultural Events
Alison Pau, Associated Student Council (ASC) and Student Activities Council (SAC)
Advisor