A.S. Elections: Voter Information Guide 2022

Voter Information Guide A.S. ELECTIONS 2022

Vote for the A.S. Board of Directors 2022-2023!

Term begins June 1st, 2022.

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Voting app will go live on Monday, April 11, at 7PM.

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VOTE! VOTING BEGINS

Monday, April 11, 7:00 PM (immediately following Candidate Debates)

VOTING ENDS

Thursday, April 14, 8:00 AM

HOW AND WHERE TO VOTE Vote online using your SJSU ONE login credentials at: sjsu.edu/as/vote You will vote using the A.S. Elections Voting App. VOTER ELIGIBILITY

All matriculated SJSU students who have paid the most current association fees are eligible to vote in A.S. Elections.

Continuing Education and Open University students are ineligible to vote.

ENDORSEMENTS

Official student organization endorsements for each candidate may be found online at sjsu.edu/as/vote.

QUESTIONS?

Contact the Students’ Election Commission (SEC) at: student-elections@sjsu.edu

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 06. About Associated Students 08. A Message from the Students’ Election Commission 09. Elections Calendar 10. Candidates for A.S. President 12. Candidates for A.S. Vice President 14. Candidates for A.S. Controller 15. Candidates for A.S. Director of Business Affairs 17. Candidates for A.S. Director of Co-curricular Affairs 20. Candidates for A.S. Director of Communications 23. Candidates for A.S. Director of Intercultural Affairs 25. Candidates for A.S. Director of Legislative Affairs 26. Candidates for A.S. Director of Student Resources Affairs 27. Candidates for A.S. Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities 28. Candidates for A.S. Director of Sustainability Affairs 30. Acknowledgements

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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS YOUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT! Associated Students of San José State University has been a student owned and operated organization on campus since 1897.

We are committed to providing services and activities that enhance the opportunity to meet, recreate and maximize student life. Opportunities to get involved and obtain leadership skills are among our highest priorities.

The A.S. Board of Directors represents the student body and is made up of 13 members, including President, Vice President and Controller. They are the voice of SJSU students and advocate on their behalf on campus, statewide and national issues.

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OUR MISSION

To support and represent the students of San José State University by continuing the organization’s legacy of student advocacy and leadership; To enhance SJSU students’ education through high-quality programs and services; and, To prepare students as they move towards a

A.S. DEPARTMENTS

Administration César E. Chávez Community Action Center Child Development Center Events General Services Center Human Resources Marketing Print & Technology Center Student Government Transportation Solutions

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A MESSAGE FROM THE 2022 STUDENTS’ ELECTION COMMISSION Dear fellow Spartans: We, the Students’ Election Commission (SEC), are proud to announce elections for the A.S. Board of Directors 2022-2023! Help us choose next school year’s student leaders who will represent and advocate for students at San José State University.

The A.S. Board of Directors works collectively to improve the academic and extracurricular experience for over 36,000 students and 450+ recognized student organizations on campus. They advocate on behalf of students and represent our interests, concerns, and issues with regard to campus climate and overall student success.

The SEC is focused on collaborating with students, staff, and SJSU departments to present what we hope will be an exciting, fair, transparent and successful election season.

All SJSU students are encouraged to participate in elections by attending election events. Cast your vote online from April 11 to 14 at sjsu.edu/as/vote! Your vote matters!

Spartan Up! Students’ Election Commission 2021-2022 Sehtej Pal Singh Khehra Chief Elections Officer

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Natnaiel Yishak Ethics Officer

Anjru Jaezon Election Consultant

Jay Wright Events Officer

Rioneil Ellis Miao Election Consultant

A.S. ELECTIONS 2022 CALENDAR

CAMPAIGN PERIOD: March 14 to April 14, 2022 03/14, Monday, 12-2 PM, Smith Carlos Lawn Voter Information Guide (VIG) available online 03/16 Wednesday

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Meet the Candidates 04/04, Monday 4-6 PM,S mith Carlos Lawn A.S. Instagram @as_sjsu will feature candidate videos 04/6-8, Wednesday-Friday Candidate Debates

VOTING PERIOD: April 11 to 14, 2022 VOTING BEGINS 04/11, Monday, 7 PM (Immediately following the Candidate Debates) Voting Booths: Tuesday and Wednesday, April 12-13 10AM-3PM: outside Clark Hall 10AM-3PM: 7th Street Plaza (between SWC and Event Center) 3PM-6PM: CV2 Courtyard Lawn VOTING ENDS 04/14, Thursday, 8 AM Election Results Party 04/14, Thursday, 12-2 PM Student Union Meeting Room 3 WIN PRIZES! Winners will be chosen throughout voting period using a randomizer.

Winners names will be announced via the A.S. Instagram account (as_sjsu) To read full contest mechanics, please visit sjsu.edu/as/vote.

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Nina Chuang for A.S. President

Hey Spartans! My name is Nina Chuang (she/her/hers) and I am humbly announcing my candidacy to be your next Associated Students President. I am currently serving as your A.S. Vice President and previously served as your Director of SRA. For the past two years, we have been reminded of what helped us in our survival through the toughest times: prioritizing the health and safety of our families and friends, advocating for ourselves and our communities, and the resiliency of our people.

It’s time to revitalize our voice as a student body to empower one another to advocate for our communities, for accessibility, and for ourselves. My platform is more than a vision. It’s a hope for the future of San Jose State - a commitment to the vigorous soul of the student body and focusing on community, wellness, and representation.

It could be simple as creating more accessible and transparent opportunities for Spartans to thrive or comprehensive like addressing systemic racism on our campus and advocating for resources for mental health and Title IX. Because of you, I was able to work with communities to partner on helping advocate for the student body- ranging from events, resources, and legislation.

From the rich history, diverse community, to the legacy of change-makers on our campus, you inspire me to strive for new beginnings and continual advocacy- so that even in the toughest moments, our student body sustains support and love together.

Learn more about me and my platform at tinyurl.com/ninaforpres.

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Sharanya Kumar for A.S. President

Hi Spartans! My name is Sharanya Kumar, and I am so excited to be running to be your President this year!

I am a Political Science Major with a minor in Economics and Computer Science. Being a part of three different courses of study, I understand the academic needs of my fellow Spartans. Throughout my time here at SJSU, I’ve been an executive of Her Campus and an advocate for women’s rights on and off campus. I also began my term as the Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion on our Panhellenic Council, allowing me to continue to advocate for equity and equality throughout the Greek life community.

This year, I’ve had the pleasure of serving as your Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities. In this position, I’ve learned to be a student advocate and how to make our voices heard. I have championed policies to aid in our academic journey; as well as collaborated with our University Police Department to maintain and improve our safety and comfortability on campus.

If elected, I will ensure student rights are protected, while guaranteeing convenience and fairness — both in and out of the classroom. As we transition back to in-person learning, I promise to continue vouching for increased access to mental health resources. I want to represent the concerns and questions we have as a post-pandemic student body.

I intend to build our campus back up from the effects of the pandemic, and I hope to protect our rights as students and promote equality.

Thank you!

Warm regards, Sharanya Kumar

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Ikaika Rapanot for A.S. Vice President

Hello Fellow Spartans!

My name is Kai Rapanot (He/Him/His), I am a third-year majoring in Philosophy, and it is my absolute honor to announce my candidacy to become your next Associated Students Vice President and Chairman of the Board.

First and foremost, I’d like to thank my family, friends, and co-workers both past and present for their hand in shaping me into the person I am today. I know that I wouldn’t have been able to reach the heights that I did without their support and encouragement.

I have been blessed with opportunities. Through the course of three years here, my resume reads: Former CVC President, Former RHA President, Current RA for CVB, and Current Director of Co-Curricular Affairs for AS. I am a driven and diligent individual that strives to put in the hard work to earn the right to bear these titles.

If elected, I will strive to connect the Board of Directors together. So that in a unified movement, we as the newly minted Board of Directors can do our job of representing the community to the best of our ability.

I bear my heart and soul to the University with the hopes that my experience, my character and my work ethic will undoubtedly help make an impact in the lives of this university. I have grand dreams for this University, I merely hope that you will allow me to see them come to fruition.

In Community, Ikaika “Kai” Rapanot

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Gunraj Singh for A.S. Vice President

What’s Good Spartans! My name is Gunraj Singh (pronouns: he/him/his), a Second-Year majoring in Software Engineering at San Jose State University.

I am honored and humbled to announce my candidacy, to represent you as your next Associated Students Vice President.

Currently, I proudly serve as the President of the Global Student’s Network (GSN) and as a Council Officer at the Sikh Student Association (SSA). Additionally, I am also a lead dancer in Spartan Bhangra who performed at the Fire on the Fountain last Fall.

Being a part of such culturally and ethnically diverse communities has truly been a privilege, that has enabled me to value the power of inclusive advocacy, student empowerment, systemic transparency, and equal opportunity, now more than ever.

My ability to enlist priorities by managing time both academically and socially, while handling my designated responsibilities is one which I am grateful and extremely proud of. Throughout these past two years, the amount of resilience and passion that our campus community has instilled in me is beyond compare.

As a student, it is vital to have a healthy school-work-life balance which I plan to enhance and foster through a positive campus climate, by continuing to organize events to build community and offer services to help ease and enhance your experience at the university.

If elected, I will continue to advocate for your interests and concerns, empowering SJSU to excel by being more safer, inclusive, and fun!

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Antonio Maldonaldo for A.S. Controller

My name is Antonio Maldonado and I am a Junior Finance Major here at SJSU. I had my first taste of business when I was around 11 years old in the Oakland flea market.

The pace here is fast and the people are competitive so the challenge was standing out amongst hundreds of vendors. This is where I first internalized the arts of negotiation, communication, and finances in their rawest forms.

Today I am running for the Controller position of A.S to bring my skills to the position and serve the students of SJSU. With my experience as a previous board director, I have familiarized myself with the financial documents of A.S so that I can better serve our community of Spartans. In addition to this, I am also the President of my Fraternity which has prepared me to be a strong leader. With these skills under my belt and the attitude I carry, nothing will get in the way of my goals.

In this position, I plan on efficiently managing budgets concerning student A.S fees and exposing students to the realms of investing so that our spartans can have a bright financial future.

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Dhyeykumar Nikalwala for A.S. Director of Business Affairs

Born and brought up in a fast-growing city of Surat, I was always motivated and inspired by my family to progress towards new possibilities. This led me to my first technical endeavour in cyber security at the age of thirteen; subsequently, Computer Engineering became a natural subject for my career.

While in my undergraduate years, I realised that a combination of business and technology can give me the edge to establish a business platform where other business firms can get solutions to their issues. Enabling me to establish a tech startup (TheHomeSolutions) with my friends. The startup directed me to start my career in a place renowned for Ideas and Creation (Silicon Valley). Hence, I opted for Engineering Management as my major for higher studies at SJSU. Until now, I have seen ample opportunities and resources that are available at SJSU. I want to make use of these resources and help create something valuable for our student community.

My vision of betterment led me to run for the Director of Business Affairs. Additionally, I managed multiple events, customers, and colleagues, so I know that this position needs someone like me who has some experience in handling customer affairs and provide exceptional customer service.

Finally, I would like to quote: Unity starts with you and if not you than who?

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Steven Phan for A.S. Director of Business Affairs

Hello, fellow Spartans my name is Steven Phan and I am excited for this opportunity to be running for the next Director of Business Affairs.

As a second-year Business Management student, I have been able to experience virtual and in-person aspects of SJSU and now I am here running to give back to the spartan community. Throughout my time at SJSU I have been involved with multicultural organizations and Greek life, with this I have been able to meet amazing individuals all over campus and hope to continue this throughout my campaign.

Best, Steven

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Ariana Lacson for A.S. Director of Co-Curricular Affairs

Hi Spartans! My name is Ariana Lacson and I’m thrilled to announce that I’m running for Director of Co-Curricular Affairs!

I am a Biomedical Engineering student and the Co-Director of Philanthropy for my sorority Alpha Omicron Pi. With the new adjustment period from hybrid and online classes to fully in-person, I can understand how finding the motivation to stay involved in the Spartan community is intimidating and exhausting. As a former commuter, I struggled creating genuine bonds and connections especially since SJSU is predominantly a commuter school.

After joining Alpha Omicron Pi, several A.S. committees, and Biomedical Engineering Society, I found myself immersed in a variety of different communities that brought out the best in me. I found sisters who would be my companions for the rest of my life, others who shared the same beliefs and passions as me, and those who shared the same lifelong goals as I did.

If elected, I plan to increase the amount of involvement in Student Organizations and other departments, such as sports, through a higher implementation of outreach and promotional events as well as advocate for increased funding for Student Organizations.

I hope to create a more unified, intimate, and involved community by encouraging participation within the community. Even if we all live separate lives, in our hearts we will always be Spartans.

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Joshua Reyes for A.S. Director of Co-Curricular Affairs

Hi Spartans!

My name is Joshua Reyes and I am honored to announce my candidacy to serve as your A.S. Director of Co-Curricular Affairs for the 2022-2023 academic year.

I’m currently a 3rd year-student pursuing a degree in Advertising on the MarComm track with a minor in Public Relations. I was born and raised in San Diego, CA. It was a hard transition for me moving away from home. But it was also a great opportunity for me to start learning how to become a young adult. I believe that, in order to have growth, you must go through change. Change can mean many things, for example joining a new organization, adjusting to different circumstances, &/or just trying different things.

I believed that there was more to SJSU than just the school itself. So I decided to venture out & try new things. During my 1st year of college I’ve had the privilege to grow as an individual from many different organizations, SJSU Marketing Association, Akbayan, and Associated Students committees. These organizations have welcomed me with such open arms & I am glad I get to call SJSU a home away from home now.

SJSU has impacted my life for the better and my drive is to try and give back. I hope to count on your vote and be elected for the upcoming year so that I can continue to enhance your student experience. Please feel free to reach out to me if y’all have any questions.

Go Spartans!

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Taanishq Sethi for A.S. Director of Co-Curricular Affairs

Hello everyone, my name is Taanishq Sethi, and I am an international student from India.

I am a freshman currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering and I am super excited to run for the Associated Student election for Director of Co-Curricular Affairs!

I love how diverse and inclusive SJSU is, and it has been an amazing and eventful experience so far in the first year. I am an ambitious and dedicated student who will work hard to provide for the post I am applying for. I have served on various platforms as a leader, be it in my high school or at San Jose State. I have been the captain of the cricket team of my high school and have done various volunteer works. Recently, I did voluntary work for a non-profit organization by the name of For Indian Rett Syndrome Foundation, where I organized and set up the event. I have excellent oral and verbal communication skills and analytical thinking skills that are required to serve in this position. Along with that, I have maintained to stay on the honors list with a GPA of 3.94 for the Fall 2021 semester.

I am a great team player and would love to work with other Directors and the Associated Students department. I plan to put my leadership skills and the best of my knowledge into this position and will try my best to contribute for the betterment of the school as a whole.

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Parth Bagree for A.S. Director of Communications

Hello Spartans!

My name is Parth Bagree and I’m a freshman at San Jose State University majoring in Aerospace Engineering. I’m running for the position of Director of Communications with the aim to bring positive change to the campus environment. It is in my best interest to help those who will make a meaningful community. It will be my responsibility to communicate with all student organizations to create a great campus representation for all students.

During high school, I participated in many debates which helped me build my verbal skills. I was also a part of my school cricket team and I also took part in many other sports which helped me develop my leadership skills. Being a sports person helped me learn about the significance of discipline, dedication, and perseverance.

If I become the Director of Communications then I will have a voice for me and all other students of SJSU.

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Milan Dudhatra for A.S. Director of Communications

I am Milan Dudhatra from India. My birthplace is Gujrat: a place that is well known for its businesses, food, culture, and diverse community. I went on to pursue Bachelors in Information Technology and served as a “Student Representative” of “EXECUTIVE CENTRAL COUNCIL” Committee and has successfully hosted Cognizance’14 at Charusat University and has also served as the “MENTOR” of “EXECUTIVE CENTRAL COUNCIL” Committee in the year 2015 and has successfully hosted Cognizance’16. At CHARUSAT, Executive Central Council is constituted to enhance coordination among the institute and students and to organize co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

Explorer is how I would characterize myself in a single word. I enjoy seeing new locations, traveling to new cities and meeting new people, which prompted me to communicate as much as possible. I am a dedicated athlete, a valuable team member, and a strong leader. In India, I was a member of a Garba(Indian folk dance) group and a cricket team while working as a software engineer, Sr. Software Developer and Team Leader.

While doing so, I uncover various skills that occasionally astound me; how can I put these skills to use? So, here I am applying for this leadership role to establish myself on the new challenging ground to make a difference and serve as A.S. director of communication.

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Dillon Gadoury for A.S. Director of Communications

Hello fellow Spartans!

My name is Dillon Gadoury and I am humbled to announce my candidacy as your Director of Communications. As a third-year Business Marketing major, I have had the pleasure of seeing Associated Students represent SJSU’s students throughout an in-person, virtual, and hybrid year.

It is essential that our campus can interact and communicate effectively between its students and the San José community; I hope to be that bridge of communication highlighting the voices of our diverse student body.

My experiences at SJSU have allowed me to create depth in my perspective and attitude into my willingness to grow. As an orientation leader, VP of Marketing & Outreach for the Residence Hall Association, resident advisor, and leader in multiple student-led organizations, I have had the privilege ofworking with peers coming from all walks of life.

These experiences have allowed me to advocate and increase awareness for the Spartan community at large. I have been able to capitalize on servant leadership, foster effective communication, and create social impact within my communities.

Empathy is key to community building; being able to understand and act upon perspectives is essential inbeing a voice for others. I hope to amplify the Spartan experience and would do so through necessary discussions with our campus shareholders addressing the needs of our community. My passion for SJSU derives from the people who make it; every decision made will focus around students and our opportunity to become successful.

Dream with your eyes open. Thank you.

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Luis Aquino for A.S. Director of Intercultural Affairs

Hello Spartans!

My name is Luis Aquino (pronouns: He/Him/Él), and I am a third-year Political Science and Philosophy double-major. I am delighted to announce my candidacy to serve as your Director of Intercultural Affairs. I am Zapotec, Indigenous to Oaxaca, MX. I was born and raised in Inglewood, CA, and I am a first-generation student. Identity is an essential factor to me as it has granted me my cultural wealth and contributed to my perception of the world.

As a student research assistant for the Institute for Emancipatory Education (IEE), I have been given the opportunity to further explore the experiences of marginalized communities in education. I have been encouraged to question the systems in place that oppress BIPOC communities. As a Garden fellow, I was given the opportunity to foster community, learn about environmental and social movements, and the individuals at the forefront of fighting for our communities. As an ISA for the Philosophy Department, I was allowed to work with professors and students and develop my interpersonal skills. It is through these positions that I have been able to advocate for students in our community.

Racial disparities and financial struggles, amongst many others, are significant barriers in our campus community. If elected, I will collaborate with the Success Centers and the campus community to ensure that your needs are being met. I will work to provide you, the students, with the representation and action needed to reach our collective goals and better the campus community.

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Udayveer Grewal for A.S. Director of Intercultural Affairs

Hey, Spartans!

My name is Udayveer Singh Grewal and I am a freshman at SJSU. I am very excited to be running for the position of A.S Director of Intercultural Affairs this year.

As the population of international students continues to grow at SJSU, it shows how our campus is seen as a place where students from all around the world feel welcomed and safe. My goal as the director of Intercultural Affairs would be to continue maintaining this image of our campus and take it a step forward. I plan to do this by making sure that each international student is aware of all the resources the campus has to offer, be it scholarships, help with internships, getting a job on campus etc. I also plan to take suggestions from international students so that they can broaden my perspective of what other challenges they may face. I will then take these suggestions and present it to the higher authorities for its further implementation.

Another goal that I will look to achieve is to provide necessary resources to all the ethical and cultural organizations. This will allow them to run their organization properly and also inspire other cultures who don’t have an organization to build one for themselves.

I ultimately hope to form an inclusive campus which respects the cultural diversity of its students. This will not only help educate other students of the campus but also allow a safe environment for the students.

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Dominic Treseler for A.S. Director of Legislative Affairs

Hello Spartans. My name is Dominic Treseler, I am a second-year political science major, and I am running to be your AS Director of legislative affairs.

I am seeking this position because I want to make sure our interests as students are properly represented at every level of government. As Director of legislative affairs, I will pursue legislation that not only benefits all students seeking post-secondary education but also bills surrounding issues I know are important to students at our university like affordable housing and transportation. I believe I am qualified to take on this role for several reasons.

The first of which is that I currently serve in the Lobby corps, the committee that the Director of Legislative affairs organizes and runs, so I am already aware of many of the obligations and responsibilities of the position.

The other reason I believe I am uniquely qualified for this position is that I have had the opportunity to work and meet several San Jose representatives. One significant occasion was when I worked as a field representative for Ash Kalra, the CA assembly member who represents San Jose State. It’s great I have an existing relationship with these local politicians because it means I’ll have an easier time getting in contact with them when trying to lobby on behalf of the student body.

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Michael Chadwick for A.S. Director of Student Resource Affairs

Hi! My name is Michael Chadwick (he/him), and I am your new Director of Student Resource Affairs. I am a multi-cultural, commuter student-athlete from Union City, CA here at SJSU. I am first a scholar, secondly a runner for the Track and Cross Country team, thirdly I am a friend and another scooter kid around campus. I have a natural feel for leadership, and ambition to get involved because I believe that I possess beneficial skills to display in the school’s government. This opportunity to serve SJSU as a functioning part of the student government is exciting.

My first experience as a leader was at James Logan high school’s (ESSJ) Ethnic Studies and Social Justice Academy (which I was part of the first graduating class of). Through the academy, I became a leader within my community and grew a passion to help society on the local level with the best of my efforts. In addition to ESSJ, I was a three-sport student-athlete, a youth leader at my church, and an annual Special Olympics facilitator.

Balancing my life as a scholar-athlete has taken healthy habits, willingness, energy, and a dedication to time management to be in the position I am in. My main goal as a candidate for this position is to be a valuable member of the student government, gain college leadership experience, and most importantly, be resourceful to the student body.

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Rushabh Sheta for A.S. Director of Student Rights and Responsibilities

My name is Rushabh Sheta and I am writing this letter to express my interest as a director of student rights and responsibilities. Regarding my background, I have completed my bachelor’s studies from India and currently I am pursuing my masters in software engineering.

I have carefully analyzed all my duties and responsibilities and I believe that I have all the required qualities and experience. During my bachelor’s, I have worked as a director of advising services to bring the knowledge and experience required to be successful. As a leader of this team, I have facilitated many supervisor training programs and workshops and also trained students for self-improvement and I have received Excellence in advising services due to my ability to coordinate complex logistics to keep students engaged and I believe that my combined ability to successfully manage operations makes me a primary candidate for this role. In addition to my professional experience, I also gained skills and experience from school organizations, where I served as a student activities director. I am a self-directed and results-oriented person and I also have good communication and problem-solving skills.

I would greatly welcome the opportunity to meet with you and your team and will try to promote awareness of the academic responsibilities of students and various grievance procedures available to them. I assure you that you will find me to be a confident and energetic person.

Rushabh Sheta

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Dhruv Varshney for A.S. Director of Sustainability Affairs

Hey Spartans !

My name is Dhruv Varshney, and I am eager to announce that I am running for the A.S Director of Sustainability Affairs. I have always been concerned about the growing environmental problems, and now, that I’m running for this position, I’ll have the opportunity to bring environmentally conscious change to the SJSU community. If elected, my goal would be to encourage projects that will lead our campus into a carbon-neutral University. I will try my best to help us terminate the use of fossil-fuels. Moreover, I believe a safe and clean campus will allow further student success and promote other students to take similar steps.

Please consider me for this position, as I will be committed to taking steps that will bring positive change within our campus and address critical issues that affect campus sustainability. I look forward to serving our campus with all my heart and improving our community with an eco-friendly campus.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEC Advisors Carole Dowell (SEC Lead Advisor), A.S. Executive Director Alexis Graesser, Leadership Development Coordinator, Student Involvement Representative Mira Hutton, Interim Associate Director of Student Conduct & Ethical Development Edilbert Signey, A.S. Marketing & Communications Manager Jade Bordenave, A.S. Events Coordinator Kingson Leung, A.S. Associate Executive Director, Programs and Marketing Parker Rugeley-Valle, A.S. Leadership & Government Coordinator

Graphic Design, A.S. Marketing Helen Tillmann, Lead Graphic Designer Crystal Yu, Graphic Designer

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Teddy Barnes, Multimedia Assistant Bridgitte Chan, Marketing Assistant Rachel Floresca, Web & Social Media Assistant

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