1994_04 Insight April 1994

              April 13,1994
Page 7
President
Ryan Ross
Legislative VP
Brian Haven
Administrative VP
Kymberly Daniels
Senators At Large:
Post#l
Christopher Guith
Post #2
Post #3
Jarrett Cline
Post #4
Eric Benson
Post #5
Joel Eanes
Senators:
School of Agriculture
Kyle Alkire
School of Arts & Humanities
Valerie Owen
School of Business
Eric Wilkins
School of Education
Winston Chew
School of Engineering
Stephen Donecker
School of Health & Social
Work
Tammi Martinez
School of Natural Sciences
Aubry Rosensteel
School of Social Sciences
Steve Hauser
Undeclared Majors
Pete Nicholson
S.O.S.
President
Tommy Monreal(W)
Administrative V P
Dipan Mann(W)
Senators At Large:
Post #1
Juan Carcia(W)
Post #2
Terri Conzales(W)
Post #3
Jesse Flores
Post #5
Elias Renteria(W)
Senators:
School of Business
William Nesheiwat
School of Natural Sciences
Sean Balasunderam
University Student Union
Post #2
Cristina Gutierrez
Publications Commission
Alma Valdez
Candidates
"Students in every field of study deserve an educational experience which
promotes and enhances a safe environment and celebrates diversity."
Inihe academic year of "90-'(%l. CSUF
senior Susan Shweiki served as chair of
lhc Campus Children's Center Expansion
Committee. Shc succeeded in raising
S150,000 that is now invested in thc additional Campus Children's Center located
in lhc new Education Building.
In '91-'92, Shwciki was a founding
board member of lhc Women's Resource
Center and founder as well as pasi president of Single Parent Students Organization. Concurrently, shc was ihc viccpresi-
dcni of Chicanos and Law.
This year, Shwciki was project development and coordinator of the new
Children's Activity Room in lhe library,
that is known io be the firsl in the nation.
Shc has also worked on a siatc wide coun-
cil tor Today's Advocates for Students
with Children (TASC), which is also the
first in lhc nation.
Shweiki has also worked with lhe Associated Students, Inc. in the past. She
has served on the Academic Affairs Committee for onc year and Campus Children's
Center Advisory Board for more than
two years.
Shwciki has been on campus for more
than four years and is a parent of two,
Jason (8) and Jillian (4).
Here to clean up Student Government. We are concerned studenls, not
politicians.
Tommy Monrcal, journalism junior
with ncws-cdilorial and pholo journalism emphasis, said because of his involvement with campus media, he's
aware of ASI's problems, with noihing
being accomplished due to the political
fights, and wishes people would listen to
each other andcommunicatc more cf fec-
tively, so that agendas and m inutcs don' t
take 15 minutes of fighting before Ihcy
arc approved.
"Thc ones that get hurt arc lhc studenls because they are being denied of
what ihcy should gel in rcium from ASI...
Wc should lei concerned studenis run lhc
government," hc said.
Monrcal has worked with Chicano
Journalism Association, Chicano Empowerment Association and Migrant Studenl Association, where hc raised $400
for a scholarship by taking portrait photos at a dance earlier this semester.
Hc is currently working to pui fonh
his photography skills once more to raise
more than $500 at a MEChA dance next
month lobe donated to lhc new Children's
Activity Room. Monrcal plans to spend
more ihan $ 100 without asking for reimbursement.
Sophomore political science student,
Ryan Ross is the chiel justice of Studeni
Court and chairman of Fresno Siaic Republicans.
"I would personally give up my $400
per month to go for things that benefit
the entire school such as lhe exicntion of
library and computer lab hours," Ross
said.
"A lol of students don't know that
ihcy're paying for three students to sit
ihcrc," lie said.
"The president alone receives more
during die academic year than all thc
organizations in me entire school of busi-
wiih 3,000 students," hc said.
According to Ross, other organizations they [Rcalityl has gone to has felt
thc big isouc is the executives' pay.
"3,000 people got less than three
people, what Reality would like to do is
get rid of some equities that exists.
"Wc don't want to get rid of Thc
Collegian, wc just want to be more
monitarily efficient in how wc spend the
money." Ross said.
President
Susan Shweiki
Legislative VP
Chia Vang
Administrative VP
Najuma Boykin(W)
Senators At Large:
Post#l
Nicolle Harris
Post #2
Nicole Lewis
Host i5
Jesse Flores
Post #4
Isaac Harris HI
Post #5
Tommy Monreal
Senators:
School of Agriculture
David Prasad
School of Arts & Humanities
Steven Licea(W)
School of Business
William Neishewat
School of Education
Sally Hernandez
School of Engineering
John Pegram
School of Health <fe Social
Work
Kathy Rosario
School of Natural Sciences
Sean Balasunderam
School of Social Sciences
Ken David
Undeclared Majors
Denise Cantrell
Graduate Studies & Research
Caren Thomas
University Student Union
Post#l
Michael Moore
University Student Union
Post #2
Ayad Abukhamsin
Publications Commission
Alma Valdez
*(W) stands for "Write-in".
These individuals' names
will not appear printed on the
ballot. Students must write-in
candidates' names of whom
they wish to vote for when
certain names are not included
on the ballot.
ByNinaMomjian
Elections Editor
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