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Presented by Aja Butler, Director of Student Activities. ASBG Year in Review. Mission and Vision Statement. MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the ASBG is to advocate for students and provide student life programs that represent the diversity of the college. VISION STATEMENT - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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ASBG Year in ReviewPresented by Aja Butler, Director of Student Activities
Mission and Vision StatementMISSION STATEMENTThe mission of the ASBG is to advocate for students and provide student life programs that represent the diversity of the college. VISION STATEMENTThe ASBG will be a sustainable student organization that is able to depend on the expertise and leadership of its board members to serve, engage, and lead the student body of Delta College.
AREAS OF FOCUSSustainability, Service, Engagement, and Leadership
The Board
Tareka McClellan, Senator at Large Kimberly Bozman, Sen. Of College and
Community Relations Teresa Narez-Villa, Sen. Of ID Cards Cynthia Niera, Sen. Of Legislative Affairs QuaNisha Smith, Senator of Activities Razleen Sandhu, Treasurer Bronche Taylor, Student Trustee Elizabeth Landa, VP of Student Affairs Lorena Campos, President
Programs and Services
ID Cards Food Pantry L.E.A.D Program
(Learn Explore Advocate Discuss)
College Hour Student Forums Mustang Nights
ASBG Karaoke Talent Show Nov. 2012
Drummm Circle College Hour March 2013
Leadership and Learning
Character (integrity, stewardship, accountability)
Knowledge (programming, budgeting, wellness)
Community (diversity, authenticity, shared vision)
[Leadership] is a relational and ethical process of people together attempting to accomplish positive change.” Exploring Leadership for College Students Who Want to Make a Difference (2nd Edition)
Winter Retreat 2013Mt. Hermon Center
Learning Outcomes 2013-2014Learning OutcomesStudents will be able to explain the concepts of participatory governance and the role of students in the process.
Students will utilize multiple strategies and resources to effectively advocate on behalf of students at the local, state, and federal level.
Retreats, Conferences, and Trainings
Summer 2012 RetreatStrawberry, CA
Winter 2013 RetreatSanta Cruz, CA
ASACC Conference 2013Washington, DC
2012-2013 Budget
ASBG budget adopted by BOT Sept. 11th
Reserves $360,711Adopted Budget
Current Income
Current Expenses
Student Rep. Fees(7200002)
$23,657 $22,347.00
$18,361.83
Student ID Card Sales (7100002)
$23,741 $14,969.91
$20,755.52
Contributions/Fundraising
$5,687.77
Totals $47,398 $43,004.68
$39,116.52
2012-2013 Expenses 8-College Hours 4-Student Forums 2-Mustang Nights Fall Meet and Greet Leadership Ceremony Food Pantry Summer and Winter Retreats Visit to State Chancellor’s Office Fall and Spring GA ASACC Student Advocacy Conference General office supplies Brown Act Guide books Replacement fees for stolen ID card camera Signage Marketing
Tabling at Mt. House Fall 2012
February College Hour 2013
Fundraising
Donations McDonald’s ($250) Elephant Bar ($60) Round Table Pizza ($25) In and Out ($100) Chuck’s Burgers ($25) Regal Theaters ($25) Smart and Final ($200) Buffalo Wild Wings ($30) Food Services-Pepsi Donations Community members ($1500)
College Hour March 2013
Giving Back
45 Turkeys for Thanksgiving 23 Hams for Christmas 30 bags of groceries 200 free meals through Food 4 Thought Grace and Mercy Foundation partnership Blood Drives $1000 Scholarship Community Service project in
Washington, DC Legislative visits 16 free events Volunteer an avg. of 160 hrs (fall/spring) Volunteer an avg. of 80 hrs (summer)
Turkey distribution November 2012
Fall 2012 Resource Fair
End of the Year Activities
Student Survey ASBG Luau Party (April 18th) Spring General Assembly (April
26th-28th) Spring 2013 Elections Leadership Ceremony (May 10th)
Looking Ahead Invest in leader
development Re-brand the image of the
ASBG Assess and improve Refine recruitment
strategies Increase funding
Thank You!