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ASI Board of Directors
Current Board Members (2012-2013)
President: Shanice JacksonEmail: aspresident@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
Degree and Major: Business with a concentration in finance.
Hometown: Manteca, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Whether it be a club or organization on campus or volunteer programs in ASI. The relationships you build today will foster your growth at Stanislaus.
Whether it be a club or organization on campus or volunteer programs in ASI. The relationships you build today will foster your growth at Stanislaus.
Vice President: Mariam SalamehEmail: asvicepresident@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior, fourth year at CSU Stanislaus
Degree and Major: Sociology concentration in Human Services and a minor in Political Science
Hometown: Modesto, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
I would advise students to NOT procrastinate and keep up with their studies. Another advice would be to GET INVOLVED and become informed students of what goes on around campus.
I would advise students to NOT procrastinate and keep up with their studies. Another advice would be to GET INVOLVED and become informed students of what goes on around campus.
Arts: Andrew Wilkinson
Athletics: Keith RamirezEmail: asibodAthletics@csustan.edu
Class Level: Junior
Degree and Major: Business Administration - Marketing
Hometown: Fresno, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Realize that your potential as a person is unlimited, and don’t let anything get in your way of pursuing your dreams. The world awaits.
Realize that your potential as a person is unlimited, and don’t let anything get in your way of pursuing your dreams. The world awaits.
At Large: Chris NetnissEmail: asibodatLarge@csustan.edu
Class Level: Junior
Degree and Major: Criminal Justice and Political Science
Hometown: Turlock, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
The advice that I would happily give to another CSUS Student would be to strive for the best! Realize your maximum potential and pursue any dream you may have. Show your school pride and get involved!
The advice that I would happily give to another CSUS Student would be to strive for the best! Realize your maximum potential and pursue any dream you may have. Show your school pride and get involved!
Business: Miguel Rodriguez
Dean of Students: Ron NobleEmail: rnoble@csustan.edu
Class Level: Administration, Dean of Students for CSU Stanislaus
Degree and Major: Undergraduate degree in Psychology. Graduate degree in Social Work.
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Go to class! Enjoy your time as a college student and find a way to get involved.
Go to class! Enjoy your time as a college student and find a way to get involved.
Diversity: Derrick SaenzEmail: asiboddiversity@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
Degree and Major: Bachelor's in History; Minor in Political Science
Hometown: Turlock, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Take full advantage of everything that college has to offer. Do your best while at CSU Stanislaus to set yourself up for a successful future. The campus has a wide variety of services to help maximize your success at CSU Stanislaus, as well as tons of extra-curricular opportunities to network with the campus community. Try your best to gain experience and build relationships that will go beyond your stay here at CSU Stanislaus. These are the years you want to reflect on and have absolutely no regrets.
Take full advantage of everything that college has to offer. Do your best while at CSU Stanislaus to set yourself up for a successful future. The campus has a wide variety of services to help maximize your success at CSU Stanislaus, as well as tons of extra-curricular opportunities to network with the campus community. Try your best to gain experience and build relationships that will go beyond your stay here at CSU Stanislaus. These are the years you want to reflect on and have absolutely no regrets.
Education: Marilu BonillaEmail: asibodeducation@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
Degree and Major: Liberal Studies with TESOL Concentration
Hometown: Hollister, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Get Involved: Depending on your interests there is something for everyone ranging from Greek life, ASI (Associated Students Inc.), USU (University Student Union), clubs, honor societies, and more. Not only does getting involved add to your college experience it allows you to meet people, build relationships, and definitely builds your resume.
Get Involved: Depending on your interests there is something for everyone ranging from Greek life, ASI (Associated Students Inc.), USU (University Student Union), clubs, honor societies, and more. Not only does getting involved add to your college experience it allows you to meet people, build relationships, and definitely builds your resume.
Environment: Jennifer Alvarez
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Tomas RodriguezEmail: trodriguez7@csustan.edu
Class Level: Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, CSU Stanislaus
Degree and Major: Ph.D. in Sociology, Johns Hopkins University
Hometown: Miami, FL
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Life is constant motion, constant change and with that comes uncertainty and surprises, some of which are happy and others which are not. When you fail and life seems an uphill battle, don’t give up, get up, keep the faith and keep trying. God rewards faith and determination.
Life is constant motion, constant change and with that comes uncertainty and surprises, some of which are happy and others which are not. When you fail and life seems an uphill battle, don’t give up, get up, keep the faith and keep trying. God rewards faith and determination.
Graduates: Hilario RamirezEmail: asibodgraduate@csustan.edu
Class Level: 2nd Year, Graduate
Degree and Major: Masters in Social Work
Hometown: Ceres, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Get involved! Enjoy your college experience by getting involved in the many activities, groups, & organizations that CSUS offers. Time goes by fast, so make the most of it.
Get involved! Enjoy your college experience by getting involved in the many activities, groups, & organizations that CSUS offers. Time goes by fast, so make the most of it.
Human & Health Sciences: Natali Ramos
Humanities & Social Sciences: Victoria CastroEmail: asibodhss@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
Degree and Major: Political Science and History
Hometown: Modesto, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
College can be very stressful at times but don't forget that you are only an undergraduate once. Take advantage of it and get involved. Get to know your campus and professors but most importantly show your Warrior Pride!
College can be very stressful at times but don't forget that you are only an undergraduate once. Take advantage of it and get involved. Get to know your campus and professors but most importantly show your Warrior Pride!
Natural Sciences:Sunny PanhEmail: asibodnatsciences@csustan.edu
Class Level: Junior
Degree and Major: Biology
Hometown: Stockton, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Keep focused on your goals ahead and never settle for average. As long as you have the drive you can accomplish anything you deserve. Use your ambition as your fuel to success; so don’t let anyone tell you can’t do something. Some school advice: Don’t put anything off until the last minute. Keep your priorities straight, and know the true reason why you’re in college. It’s not about the parties, but about the grades from which will get you your degree.
Keep focused on your goals ahead and never settle for average. As long as you have the drive you can accomplish anything you deserve. Use your ambition as your fuel to success; so don’t let anyone tell you can’t do something. Some school advice: Don’t put anything off until the last minute. Keep your priorities straight, and know the true reason why you’re in college. It’s not about the parties, but about the grades from which will get you your degree.
Residential Life: Vacant
Stockton Director: VacantASI Corporate Staff
Budget Analyst: Andreanna MarshallEmail: asibudgetanalyst@csustan.edu
Class Level: Graduate
Degree and Major: Master of Business Administration
Hometown: North Hills, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student?
Be yourself.
Be yourself.
Governmental Affairs Admin: Maggie Ruiz||||||| Updated: 05/03/2013