Presented by Aja Butler, Director of Student Activities
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
The 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 FOCUS
Sustainability, Service, Engagement, and Leadership
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
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ID Cards
Food Pantry
L.E.A.D Program
(Learn Explore Advocate Discuss)
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College Hour
Student Forums
Mustang Nights
ASBG Karaoke Talent Show
Nov. 2012
Drummm Circle
College Hour March 2013
[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)
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Character
(integrity, stewardship, accountability)
Knowledge
(programming, budgeting, wellness)
Community
(diversity, authenticity, shared vision)
Winter Retreat 2013
Mt. Hermon Center
Learning Outcomes
Students 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.
Summer 2012 Retreat
Strawberry, CA
Winter 2013 Retreat
Santa Cruz, CA
ASACC Conference 2013
Washington, DC
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ASBG budget adopted by BOT Sept. 11th
Reserves $360,711
Student Rep. Fees
Adopted
Budget
Current
Income
Current
Expenses
$23,657
$22,347.00
$18,361.83
$23,741
$14,969.91
$20,755.52
(7200002)
Student ID Card Sales
(7100002)
Contributions/Fundraising
Totals
$5,687.77
$47,398
$43,004.68
$39,116.52
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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
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Donations
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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
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)
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Turkey distribution November 2012
Fall 2012 Resource Fair
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Student Survey
ASBG Luau Party (April 18th)
Spring General Assembly (April 26th-28th)
Spring 2013 Elections
Leadership Ceremony (May 10th)
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Invest in leader development
Re-brand the image of the ASBG
Assess and improve
Refine recruitment strategies
Increase funding