John Foucault (He/Him/His) is a student at Mendocino College studying Political Science and hopes to transfer to UC Davis after completing his Associate's Degree at Mendocino College. He is passionate about getting people involved in student representation, other organizations, and activities within their communities. He is particularly interested in ensuring people especially community college students get their voices.

Alejandro (Alex) Corona (He/Him/His) is a biology major attending Mendocino College, where he serves as Student Trustee. He hopes to one day attend and graduate from David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. His interests lie in student engagement and representation, with a particular interest in advocacy for STEM students of color. During his time out of class and ASG responsibilities, he tutors a variety of STEM subjects and involves himself in student life.

Haily Holston (she/her/hers) is a student studying Bioengineering at Sacramento City College. She aspires to transfer to complete her bachelor’s next fall. Haily recently ended her term as Sacramento City’s Student Senate President in Spring 2022 and aims to continue campus leadership in the coming academic year. Haily is passionate about STEM advocacy and working with younger students to strengthen math skills as a personal tutor. In her free time Haily enjoys reading, picnics, and rollerblading.

Surpreet Kaur (She/Her/Hers) is currently enrolled at Contra Costa College as a Middle College High School student and is majoring in Computer Science. Surpreet is a first-generation student and the daughter of an immigrant. Surpreet believes that students are the cornerstone of the educational system. She is committed to ensuring that no student is ever excluded because of their appearance, race, gender, sexuality, or any other factor. She values equitable learning spaces for all and embraces ethnic, linguistic, and gender representation across the colleges. Surpreet’s empathy and conviction allow her to ensure all student voices are heard and uplifted. Lastly, her desire to make a difference extends to the colleges and their mission, and it is her hope that this passion will make positive and lasting impressions both personally and academically. She spends her personal time indulging in adventurous activities, such as rock climbing, hiking, bungee jumping, and more.

Chanelle Win (she/her/hers) is a student from Diablo Valley College (DVC) majoring in Business Administration and Political Science. She currently serves as the Vice President of Legislative Affairs for ASDVC as well. She believes in the potential of the students we represent and is eager to continue SSCCC’s student advocacy. She is passionate about issues such as campus safety, campus housing, equal opportunities, and many more issues that are directly impacting us. She hopes to transfer to a UC to continue her academic year after Diablo Valley College. After her undergraduate studies, she hopes to go to law school and achieve her dreams to become a corporate lawyer.

Robert Andrade (He/Him/His) is currently a student at San Jose City College who finished up his Law, Public Policy, and Society degree and is going towards a Child Development degree. Considered Student Trustee Emeritus, a former SSCCC Regional delegate, and Communications Officer, and serving on an array of campus & district-wide Participatory Governance Committees such as College Advisory Council, Diversity Advisory Committee, Program Review, and others, Robert is passionate about advocating for a more safe, equitable academic environment for all community college students. His ultimate educational goal entails an enrollment at a law school, in hopes that will transpire to Robert becoming a public defender for juveniles. In his spare time, Robert enjoys reading, writing, hiking, and discovering new music.

Jerry Vakshlyak (He/Him/His) is a sophomore student at Mission College majoring in political science. He is working towards an AA-T to eventually graduate in a UC. He has volunteered for various organizations such as Monmouth County Democrats and Our Revolution to support grassroots campaign efforts. He plans to use his passion for politics to better his community, state, and nation. As a hobby, he enjoys cooking and playing video games.

Aaron Villarreal (He/Him/His) is a student at West Hills College Lemoore (WHCL) studying Business Administration. He serves as the Vice President of WHCL’s Associated Student Government (ASG) program. Aaron hopes to further his academic career by transferring to a higher education institution. Aaron has developed a deep passion and appreciation for California community colleges -- their programs, policies, impacts, and more importantly their students. Aaron wishes to give back to these many communities to help amplify voices needing to be heard and help build on ideas while executing immediate actions benefiting our student’s futures and endeavors.

Abraham Darwish (He/Him/His) is a student at Clovis Community College. He dreams of transferring to Stanford University to continue studying History, precisely in relation to politics and economic development. In early 2022, he joined the SSCCC as Treasurer for Region V. Deeply immersed in politics, Abraham has interned with Congressman Jim Costa, along with the Honorable Judge Alvin Harell. Futhermore, Abraham researches at Harvard University the variables that cause peace, conflict, and development in his homeland of Egypt and across Africa. During his free time he enjoys watching documentaries on contemporary politics, Netflix shows on ancient empires, and exotic car videos.

Darius Jones (He/Him/His) is political science major and student at Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo. At Cuesta, Darius serves as President of the Associated Students of Cuesta College, Student Trustee, and the Vice President of the Black Student Union. Darius plans to transfer to a university where he can continue studying political science and ultimately earn a law degree.

Kamiko Greenwood (She/Her/Hers) is a student at Santa Monica College majoring in Communications and Political Science. Her passion for helping people has followed her in her pursuit of higher education. She has served as Associated Student Body Director of Advocacy, Title IX Advisory Leader, Safe Zone Trainer, Gender equity committee,Vice President of Adelante, Black Collegians, and Hong Kong Student Association and is currently the Student Body President of Santa Monica College and RAD for region VII. Through these positions, Kamiko has advocated for students' concerns and needs. Listening to students' voices and making sure those voices are represented and heard. She’s a champion for diversity, and inclusion and a strong advocate for her college peers, such as assisting in the development of the racial justice center, advocating for free menstrual products in bathrooms, supporting the installation of more all-gender bathrooms, and advocating for doubling the Pell Grant. Her goal is to improve the educational experience for students, tackling barriers and struggles to prevent academic success. This summer Kamiko will be interning for Congressman Lieu.

Michael Green II (Him/He/His) is a Gender Studies student at Santiago Canyon College. He plans to transfer to the university that best fits his academic and personal goals, to complete his bachelor degree with and the possibility of subsequently enrolling in law school. His ongoing goal is to gain the skills, connections, and knowledge needed to help create the world he would like to see. He’s passionate about empowerment and developing empathy in leadership which he attempts to model in the various leadership roles he has been granted. In his free time, he enjoys listening to audiobooks and playing basketball!

Kisha Mehta (she/her) is a student studying Economics at Cypress College. where she also serves as the Cypress College Student Trustee. Through her involvement in various advocacy positions, Kisha has gained an intimate understanding of community disparities that affect students, as well as the support necessary to claim student power and navigate campus climates. Currently serving as the Cypress College Student Trustee, she is passionate about improving the shared experience of all California community college students. In her free time, Kisha enjoys going on walks, listening to documentaries narrated by David Attenborough, and perfecting the art of homemade pasta.

Stephanie Wu (she/her) is a student studying Biology and Public Health. She is planning on transferring to a four-year institution to pursue a career in medicine with the ultimate goal of becoming an emergency doctor. She’s a few months away from being a licensed EMT! She is very passionate about access to basic needs, including access to free menstrual products for students, and has been working to make it a reality after passing AB 367, a bill that guarantees just that. She believes that political spaces should not just be reserved for the few, but should be something that everyone should have easy access into. Through her efforts, she has been able to reach audiences around the world, including Kenya and Costa Rica, to destigmatize menstruation. In the leadership roles that she is positioned, she focuses on creating a space where leadership is inclusive in every aspect.