USU Board of Directors
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USU Board of Directors General Information.pdf
Student Representatives
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Name: Emily Benefield Position: Chair E-mail: UnionBoardChair@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
Degree and Major: Communication Studies Major, Theatre Minor
Hometown: Ceres, California
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? Get involved in anything and everything on campus! It not only makes you a well-rounded student but also gives you a competitive edge when you graduate and go out into the job market.
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Name: Erika Santos Position: Vice-Chair E-mail: UVC@csustan.edu
Class Level: 4th Year
Degree and Major: Business Administration
Hometown: Madera, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? My biggest advice to CSU students is to get involved. If you are not involved in a club or Org, it is never too late to join one! As a freshman, I first began volunteering for what is now known as Code Red Entertainment. I would be aware of different events on campus such as Warriors in the Quad, Weekend Warrior trips, Warriors up at Night, Warrior Day, etc. I continued to be a volunteer my second year, I got to meet artists such as the New Boyz and the Ying Yang Twins. By the end of the year I became a proud sister of Alpha Pi Sigma Sorority, Inc. On my third year, I applied to be on the USU Board of Directors as a student representative. I later became USU Vice Chair of Finance and was given the opportunity to be part of committees such as SROC (Student Recreation Oversight Committee) and the search committee for a new CPA firm that would perform the audits for all four Auxiliaries at CSU Stanislaus. I also served as treasurer for my sorority. I am in my fourth year, currently serving on the University Student Union Board of Directors as Vice Chair and President for my Sorority. I have built strong relationships and long lasting friendships. I have tried to use all of the available resources that I have on campus. I would encourage every student on campus to be involved, it truly changes your college experience and helps build your resume! Oh and don’t forget to wear your red on Wednesdays to not only show school pride but also win cool prizes! |
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Name: Shauna Keeler Position: Operations Coordinator E-mail: usuoperations@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
International Business and Marketing. Hometown: Manteca, California
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Name: Nikhil Aggarwal Position: Student Representative E-mail: naggarwal@csustan.edu
Class Level:Sophomore
Degree and Major: Majoring in Business Administration with dual concentration in Operations in Management and International Business.
Hometown: New Delhi, India
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? California State University, Stanislaus, has an expansive yet cohesive campus and it offers a lot of fun-filled activities through various departments and organizations. I would advise all the students to get involved on campus, so that they enjoy their college life. Students should enjoy both quality education and extracurricular activities that CSU Stanislaus offers while taking home wonderful memories to cherish for the rest of their life. |
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Name: Simon Berdino Position: Student Representative E-mail: Simerj4jesus@gmail.com
Class Level:Sophomore
Degree and Major: B.A., in Criminal Justice
Hometown: Modesto, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? College is the bomb, but don’t let it entirely be about fun. Play hard, but also work hard. It’ll pay off in the long run!
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Name: Cecilia Del Toro Position: Student Representative E-mail: cdeltoro@csustan.edu |
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Name: Natalie Dykzeui Position: Student Representative E-mail: ndykzeul@csustan.edu
Class Level: Sophomore
Degree and Major: Pre-Nursing Major and Psychology Minor Hometown: Turlock, Ca
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? Learn to prioritize your time and get involved in as many activities as possible. Take advantage of all of the opportunities that cross your path.
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Name: Ryan-Shea Collins Position: Student Representative E-mail: rcollins1@csustan.edu |
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Name: Leticia Sanchez Position: Student Representative E-mail: Lsanchez10@csustan.edu
Class Level: Junior
Degree and Major: Biological Sciences Major, Chemistry Minor, Spanish Minor
Hometown: Ceres, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? Don’t bite off more than what you can chew; don’t overwhelm yourself by taking soo many classes at once. It’s better to do above average on 12 units than trying to max out on units and barely pass |
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Name: Jennifer Teicheira Position: Student Representative E-mail: jteicheira@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
Degree & Hometown: Business Administration concentrations in Accounting and Management: Human Resources
Hometown: Manteca, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? Obviously, do your best in all your classes. My next piece of advice is: GET INVOLVED IN CSU STANISLAUS! Join a sorority, fraternity, club or organization like ASI or USU. It is never too late! I became involved in CSU Stanislaus this year and it’s my Senior year. I just wish I had been more involved sooner. It’s an amazing experience where you get to meet new people, go to exciting events, have lifelong memoires, and gain the confidence and leadership skills needed for when you graduate CSU Stanislaus. So…GET INVOLVED TODAY! |
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Name: Shanice Jackson Position: ASI Representative E-mail: ASPresident@csustan.edu
Class Level: Senior
Degree and Major: Business with a concentration in finance.
Hometown: Manteca
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? To get involved as much as you possibly can. 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.
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Campus Representatives
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Name: Briquel Hutton Position: Business & Finance Designee E-mail: Bhutton@csustan.edu
Class Level: N/A- CFO Designee
Degree and Major: Bachelor of Arts- English from University of California, Davis Certified Public Accountant
Hometown: Oakdale, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment”- Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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Name: Dr. Edward Erickson Position: Faculty Representative E-mail: Eerickson@csustan.edu
Class Level: Graduated some time ago |
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Name: Ron Noble Position: President's Designee E-mail: 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
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.
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Name: VACANT Position: Student Affairs Designee E-mail: N/A |
Alumni Representative
Name: VACANT Position: Alumni Represenative E-mail: n/a |
Community Representative
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Name: Gary Potter Position: Community Representative E-mail: gary.2.potter@sbcglobal.net Class Level: Graduate
Degree and Major: B.S. Education- M.S. Administration both from USC
Hometown: Temple City, CA
What advice would you give to another CSUS student? N/A
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