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Watch the Meet the 2021-2022 ASDC Candidates Event recorded on April 21, 2021
Hear from the ASDC election candidates.
MAY 4 - 5, 2021
All eligible students will receive an email to a link to vote.
April 29, 2021
2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Candidate for:
Vice President of Student Affairs
Statement:
I had experience working with different teams of people with different opinions. I am also reliable. I have some previous experience being a leader. I am also trustworthy, and I am on time for my classes, and if elected, I will be responsible for completing all my tasks.
Talents and Strengths:
The quality I have for this position is working with a team of people. I am good with team work. I will be able to work and compromise together in a group . I am also a very good student which has made me a good learner. Additionally, I can develop relationships with the school and students.
Candidate for:
Senator of Activities
Statement:
I consider myself to be the best candidate for this position due to my first-hand experience and student government background. I have previously served on my high school's ASB as well as “Senator at Large 1” on the San Joaquin Delta College ASDC board. As a member of the Campus Life committee, I have taken note of the step-by-step process for each stage in an event. Playing an active role in our campus events has allowed for my increased understanding toward the position at hand.
Talents and Strengths:
I will be able to contribute valuable talents and strengths to the ASDC Board. I am a firm believer in being a team player and putting in vital hard work. Flexibility and organizational skills are two key components I can implement in my projects. Coordination and being able to provide engaging conversations are also two strengths I possess. I am a very adaptable individual eager to help any cause.
Candidate for:
Secretary
Statement:
I feel that I have some experience with this position because I worked in a office setting in couple of jobs previously. I used to work as a student at Delta College in the CalWORKs department. I served there about a year of experience. I also did other office jobs in the past. I have experience with printers, email, greeting people, computer skills, faxing, and more.
Talents and Strengths:
Sometimes you don't know you have talents until you demonstrate them. However, I am a people person I am easy to get along. I am tend to be reliable when it is time to get a task done. That is all I have for now.
Candidate for:
Senator at Large
Statement:
As a candidate for Senator At-Large position with the ASDC, the main points of my campaign focus around three things: my reliability, my accessibility, and flexibility.
To represent all Mustangs at Delta College, I want to be someone you can rely on both as your Senator At-Large and as a fellow Mustang, if elected.
To be your voice, I will commit to responding to any and all emails, whether questions, comments, or et cetera, ASAP both on the campaign trail and if elected to be your Senator At-Large.
To serve as your leader, I will fulfill the duties of Senator At-Large by working closely with fellow members of the ASDC as a jack-of-all-trades to the ASDC functions smoothly.
Overall, my eagerness to serve my fellow Mustangs as Senator At-Large and my commitment to reliability, accessibility, and flexibility makes me, Zachariah Wooden, the best candidate for Senator At-Large, and I hope you’ll consider voting Wooden for Senator At-Large on May 4th.'
Talents and Strengths:
There are two categories of talents and strengths I have that I believe would contribute to the ASDC if elected to be Senator At-Large. The first category is personal: as a sociable and open-minded person, I am more than willing to be engaged and lend an ear to the student body of Delta College, all of which I intend on representing to the best of my abilities. By being accessible, responsive, and friendly representation as part of the ASDC, my talents as a person will be very useful. Additionally, however, are my technical skills: skilled in most all Microsoft Office programs, somewhat skilled in graphic design software, articulate and fast to learn, I believe my technical skills are very useful for the position of Senator At-Large with the ASDC, especially as its duties are that of a jack-of-all-trades. Overall, combining and coordinating my personal and technical skills means my addition to the ASDC will be nothing but a net positive, so that anything that needs to be done, will be done.
Candidate for:
President
Statement:
One of the main roles of ASDC President is to represent ASDC and advocate for students in any way possible. I feel that as the Senator of Legislative Affairs, this has prepared me to be in a position of representing students and leading ASDC wherever its board members take it. Being the sole chair of the Legislative Affairs committee has allowed me to hear the concerns of groups on campus and learn how best to support all students while also allowing ourselves to include everyone in the conversation.
Talents and Strengths:
One strength I believe I will contribute is my communication skills. I've learned that whether it is faculty or students or other ASDC officers, everyone involved should be kept in the loop. Great communication to me means not just speaking with the purpose to share goals or ideas, but it also means hearing others. ASDC really is the messenger between campus admin and students, which means communication is key to the best representation of our students. Another strength I can contribute to ASDC is reflection. Any time something didn't go as planned, whether it's in my own life or on ASDC, reflection became a way of solving problems that were either foreseeable or unpredictable. Every event, meeting, or decision I attended, showed up to, or made didn't always go smoothly, so being able to step back and see how to improve became a key skill of mine.
Candidate for:
Treasurer
Statement:
I consider myself the best candidate for this position because I am currently majored in accounting. I have a goal to become a licensed CPA. I know that this position and opportunity would be great experience for me given my future career goal. Also, I know this position would bring out my strongest qualities, which are my analytical and organizational skills.
Talents and Strengths:
I have many strength to contribue to the ASDC. For example, I have great communication skills, In 2019, I was the leader of the group that organized the first "Student Entrepreneurial Expo" at San Joaquin Delta College Stockton location. That opportunity allowed me to recognize my own strength in communication, from speaking with the culinary department, to discovering student vendors, getting approvals from the College Administration Board, and etc. I also have great analytical and organizational skills. I have in the past worked with budgets for again the "Student Entrepreneurial Expo", which was a successful event that had over 100 Student vendors registered and organized over a short time-frame.
Candidate for:
Student Trustee
Statement:
Hello, fellow students of Delta College! My name is Lance Elliott and I would like to be your Student Representative to the Board of Trustees. I am currently a Freshman majoring in Computer Science while distance-learning from Manteca. I have a passion for civic and civil service, currently serving as your Senator at Large 2 in the Associated Students of Delta College Board and acting Chairman of the Manteca Millennial Advisory Council. I also have served our country with honor as a Marine Corps veteran.
Fellow students of Delta College, the need for strong leadership in this learning environment is higher than ever. As your Student Representative to the Board of Trustees, I will use the skills acquired through my experience in leadership, collaboration, and advocacy to ensure that we have an equitable voice on our path to normalcy. Please consider Lance Elliott as your Student Representative to the Board of Trustees.
