ASI Student Government represents the student body and defends its interests when working with faculty, campus administrators, and government officials. 

The two groups that make up Student Government include the ASI Board of Directors and the Student Government Leadership Council (SGLC). As a whole, your Student Government aims to serve you; from advocating and lobbying on your behalf to offering opportunities for civic engagement.

 

Meet Your Board

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The ASI Board of Directors serves as the official voice of the students. This group is comprised of 14 elected student representatives, a faculty director, and the Dean of Students. They provide oversight of ASI programs and services, in addition to advocating for students. They seek to provide the ultimate college experience and uphold the mission and vision of ASI, as well as encourage shared governance, student advocacy, and collaboration with other campus and community entities.

ASI Board of Directors Positions

ASI Executive Student Assistant Eryka Lepper
Eryka Lepper

She / Her / Hers
President
asipresident@csustan.edu

The ASI President, in compliance with the ASI By-laws, shall represent and advocate for all students and Associated Students, Inc. at Stanislaus State. Read more about this position.

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Averie Stockeland

She / Her / Hers
Vice President
asivp@csustan.edu

The ASI Vice President, in compliance with the ASI By-laws, shall represent and advocate for all students and Associated Students, Inc. at Stanislaus State. Read more about this position.

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Manny Delgadillo

He / Him / His
Vice President of Finance
asivpfinance@csustan.edu

The ASI Vice President of Finance in compliance with the ASI By-laws, shall represent and advocate for all students and Associated Students, Inc. at Stanislaus State. Read more about this position.

Vacant


Director for College of Education, Kinesiology, and Social Work asibodeksw@csustan.edu

The Director for College of Education, Kinesiology and Social Work shall advocate for students whose major fall under this college at California University, Stanislaus. The Director for College of Education, Kinesiology, and Social Work shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

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Farrah Fathi

She / Her / Hers
Director for College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
asibodahss@csustan.edu

The Director for College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences shall advocate for students whose major fall under this college at California University, Stanislaus. The Director for College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

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Andrea Garcia

She / Her / Hers
Director for College of Science
asibodscience@csustan.edu

The Director for College for Science shall advocate for students whose major fall under this college at California State University, Stanislaus. The Director for College for Science shall be in compliance with ASI bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

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Tory Sumbler

He / Him / His
Director for Diversity
asiboddiversity@csustan.edu

The Director for Diversity shall advocate to address diversity issues and/or concerns at Stanislaus State. The Director for Diversity shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

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Alisha Siebler

She/ Her/ Hers
Director for Graduate Students
asibodgraduate@csustan.edu

The Director for Graduate Students shall advocate for the graduate students at Stanislaus State. The Director for Graduate Students shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

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Juan Macias

He / Him / His
Director for Student Organizations
asibodstudentorgs@csustan.edu

The Director for Student Organizations shall advocate for students involved in club and/or organizations at California State University, Stanislaus. The Director for Student Organizations shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

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Jayden Betbabanta

He / Him / His
Director for College of Business Administration
asibodbusiness@csustan.edu

The Director for College of Business Administration shall advocate for students whose major fall under this college at California University, Stanislaus. The Director for College of Business Administration shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

Vacant


Director for Sustainability
asibodsustainability@csustan.edu

The Director for Sustainability shall advocate to address environmental and sustainability issues/concerns at Stanislaus State. The Director for Sustainability shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

Vacant


Director for Stockton Campus
asibodstockton@csustan.edu

The Director for Stockton Campus shall advocate to address issues and/or concerns at the Stockton Campus at Stanislaus State. The Director for College of Stockton Campus shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

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Jason Cibull

He / Him / His
Director for Athletics
asibodathletics@csustan.edu

The Director for Athletics shall advocate for students involved in athletics at California University, Stanislaus. The Director for Athletics shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

Deyanira Zapata candidate photo
Deyanira Zapata

She / Her / Hers
Director for Housing and Residential Life
asibodreslife@csustan.edu

The Director for Housing and Residential Life shall advocate for students living on campus at Stanislaus State. The Director for Housing and Residential Life shall be in compliance with ASI Bylaws and the point system. Read more about this position.

Dean of Students Doctor Heather Dunn
Dr. Heather Dunn Carlton

She / Her / Hers
AVP, Dean of Students
hdunncarlton@csustan.edu

The Dean of Students serves as the best resource to connect students with relevant University programs, resources, and services to help students succeed in and outside of the classroom. The Dean of Students also collaborates with the campus community on a regular basis, serving as an active member of the ASI Board of Directors.

Vacant

Faculty Director

The faculty director represents the faculty viewpoint within the ASI Board of Directors.

ASI Student Government Corporate Staff

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Aimee Gonzalez

She / Her / Hers
ASI Student Government Student Coordinator
asistudgovt@csustan.edu

The Student Government Student Coordinator is responsible for creating and planning opportunities for the Board of Directors to engage with the campus community. This person will plan events that are determined by the ASI Executives and/or the Board of Directors. This person will advise, train and provide guidance to First-Year Leadership Experience (FLEx). This position reports to the ASI Student Government Coordinator. Read more about this position.

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America Elizondo Lara

She / Her / Hers
ASI Governmental Relations Student Coordinator
ASIGovRelations@csustan.edu

The Governmental Relations Student Coordinator is responsible for maintaining knowledge of and educating the ASI Executives and the Board of Directors of governmental affairs that affect the city, state, federal and/or the CSU concerning Higher Education. Read more about this position.

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Reyni Karampour

She / Her / Hers
ASI Executive Student Assistant
asiexecassist@csustan.edu

The ASI Executive Student Assistant, under the supervision of the ASI President, will assist elected ASI Executive officers in carrying out the responsibilities of their respective offices. The ASI Presidents will coordinate specific job priorities and responsibilities. Read more about this position.

ASI Board Sponsored Events

The ASI Board of Directors are here to make sure your voice is heard. Join us during our campus events to meet your student leaders, share your thoughts, and discuss campus topics. Stob by, connect, and help make a difference at Stan State!

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¡ Bienvenidos! Stop by the quad to enjoy some ice coffee and say hello to your Student Government leaders on the first day of class each semester.

Fall Semester

Wednesday, August 20th 2025 | Quad | 8:30am-12:30pm

Spring Semester

Stay tuned for Spring 2026 event date.

 

Outdoor Walkway with school booths on each side with students walking down the middle

Swing by the Quad to explore all Stan State has to offer! Whether you're looking for sisterhood, brotherhood, leadership, culture, service, or just a fun way to get involved, there’s a sorority, fraternity, or student organization waiting for you. Come connect, grow, and find your community!

In collaboration with Student Leadership, Engagement and Belonging

Fall Semester

Go Greek
Wednesday, September 10th | Quad | 10am-1pm

Club Rush
Wednesday, October 1st | Quad | 10am-1pm

Spring Semester

Stay tuned for Spring 2026 event dates.

Student talking behind a podium to an audience

Join the Student Government for a town hall regarding a hot topic. Ask questions, share your thoughts, and learn about issues impacting the student body.

Fall Semester

Tuesday, October 28th | SC Valley Conference Room | 4:30pm-5:30pm

Spring Semester

Stay tuned for Spring 2026 event date.

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Learn what your Student Government is up to! Stop by and let us know how your semester is going.

Fall Semester

Conecta con Student Govt
Tuesday, August 26th | Warrior Walkway | 11am-1pm
Discover what Student Government does for you and connect with us to help shape your campus experience. Tu voz importa!

Student Govt in Action
Tuesday, September 9th | Science Plaza | 11am-1pm
Check out what the Student Government has planned for Fall! Learn about events, activities, and services made just for you!

Student Govt Unpacked
Tuesday, October 7th | DBH Plaza | 11am-1pm
Join us for a fun myth-busting game and learn how ASI Student Government serves you on campus.

Student Govt Match-Up
Tuesday, November 4th | SC Lobby | 11am-1pm
Test your campus knowledge in our Student Govt Match-Up game! Meet your reps and get to know what they are working on.

Board Meetings

ASI Board of Directors meetings are open to the campus community! Join us in the Board Conference Room, located on the 1st floor at the University Student Center.

Type/Agenda Date Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
Tuesday, August 26th Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
Tuesday, September 9th Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
Tuesday, September 23rd Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
Tuesday, October 7th Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
Tuesday, October 21st Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
Tuesday, November 4th Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
Tuesday, November 18th Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
5:30pm | ASI BOD Meeting @ the Stockton Campus
Tuesday, December 2nd Meeting Minutes
ASI BOD Meeting
4:30pm | Board Conference Room
*Meeting TBD pending agenda items - Finals Week
Tuesday, December 16th Meeting Minutes

Join the Board

Interested in joining the ASI Board of Directors for the 2025-26 academic year? Below are the vacant positions you can apply to:

To apply, please complete the ASI Board of Directors Vacancies Application.

  • Advocate for change on campus
  • Strengthen leadership skills
  • Professional development
  • Working with on-campus staff, faculty, and administration
  • Network with campus departments

President's Message

ASI Executive Student Assistant Eryka Lepper

Hello Warriors,

It is an incredible honor to serve as your 2025–2026 ASI President. I want to thank you for placing your trust in me, and I'm truly excited for the year ahead and deeply committed to advocating for the needs and interests of our diverse and vibrant student body.

At Associated Students, Inc. (ASI), we are dedicated to building a campus environment where every student feels welcomed, valued, and heard. I’m fortunate to work alongside an outstanding team of student leaders and professional staff who are passionate about serving you. Together, we aim to uphold our mission by offering meaningful programs and services that support student success, enhance student engagement, and instill a sense of Warrior pride.

This year, my executive team and I will be working to address the top areas of interest or student concerns shared during the ASI Elections, which are financial aid, parking, academic advising, food services, and mental health. I'm excited to lead this work with our ASI Vice President, Averie Stockeland, and ASI Vice President of Finance, Manny Delgadillo, two dedicated and driven student leaders ready to meet every challenge and opportunity ahead.

I strongly encourage you to get involved, whether it’s by attending ASI or SC events, joining a student organization, applying to become a member of the Student Government Leadership Council (SGLC), or simply connecting with your ASI executives and board members. However you choose to engage, always remember that your voice matters. Your ASI representatives are here to listen, support, and advocate for you. Together, we have the power to make this year one meaningful progress and lasting impact.

Thank you once again for your trust and support. I’m proud to represent you and I am eager to make this a year where student voices drive real change.

With Warrior Pride,

Eryka Lepper
President - Associated Students, Inc.
California State University, Stanislaus

Student Government Leadership Council ( SGLC​​ )

First-Year Leadership Experience (FLEx) photo

 

The Student Government Leadership Council (SGLC) is a key platform for student leadership development at Stanislaus State. By promoting engagement, advocacy, and skill-building, it prepares students to shape their campus and community. With structured training and hands on experience, members are equipped to take on leadership roles within ASI and beyond, ensuring a legacy of informed and engaged student leaders.

SGLC serves as a unified student leadership group within the Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) for students interested in governance, policy advocacy, and campus engagement. The program comprises two units—Warrior Leadership Team and Warrior Lobby Team—each catering to different levels of leadership experience.

SGLC meets weekly on Tuesdays from 3:00pm-4:00pm

Warrior Leadership Team:

  • Develop fundamental leadership skills through workshops and mentorship.
  • Assist ASI Student Government with events, initiatives, and campaigns.
  • Participate in tabling activities and campus outreach efforts.
  • Engage in leadership training focusing on teamwork, communication, and student advocacy.
  • Support the planning and execution of ASI programs and events.

Warrior Lobby Team:

  • Educate and inform students about key policy issues affecting higher education.
  • Actively participate in ASI Student Government programs and events.
  • Attend training sessions, workshops, and retreats related to student advocacy.
  • Stay informed about student issues and advocate with elected officials at local, state, and federal levels.
  • Develop lobbying skills, policy analysis techniques, and civic engagement strategies.

  • Hands-on experience in student leadership and event planning.
  • Networking opportunities with university leaders, faculty, and external professionals.
  • Development of critical skills, including public speaking, teamwork, and organizational management.
  • Recognition for contributions to student government and campus initiatives.
  • A pathway to transition into higher leadership roles within ASI and professional life

To join SGLC, students must:

  • Be currently enrolled at Stanislaus State.
  • Demonstrate a commitment to leadership, civic engagement, and student advocacy.
  • Participate in mandatory training, meetings, and development sessions.
  • Engage in ASI events, outreach initiatives, and student engagement activities.

Interested in getting involved?

We are now accepting applications for the Student Government Leadership Council (SGLC)! If you're passionate about leadership, student advocacy, or making a difference on campus, click the link below to apply!

Interest Form

Warriors Vote

How Do I Register to Vote?
You have options!

  • Online: Click the button above to register in minutes.
  • In-Person: Stop by a Warriors Vote tabling activity on campus for help from friendly ASI staff.

When is the Deadline?
You must be registered 15 days before Elections Day (that's about 2 weeks!).
Missed it? No stress-you can still vote with:

Get key dates here: Election Dates and Resources

Stay Civically Engaged!
Voting is just the beginning. Visit a Warriors Vote tabling activity to learn how to:

  • Lobby with elected officials
  • Connect with your local reps
  • Take action after the polls close

Fall Semester

Events

Sip, Sign, and Speak Up
Wednesday, September 24th | Quad | 10am-1pm

Grab a free drink, check your voter status, or register in minutes, and share what matters most to you.

Civic Loteria
Wednesday, October 22nd | Quad | 10am-1pm

Play Loteria with a civic twist! Get ready for a fun and engaging activity where Loteria meets civic education.

Donut Wait-Get Registered to Vote
Wednesday, November 5th | Quad | 10am-1pm

Grab a free donut, check in on your voter registration, and help us spread gratitude for civic action!

After voting it's important to stay up to date with the information you have voted on, whether it is elected officials or propositions it's important to know what the outcome of the election is.

Here are some nonpartisan resources you can use to stay up to date with information regarding educational news/laws:

The links listed above can help you find valuable information about what you have voted for after the General Election and new issues that may arise in the future.

If you are looking to figure out who is the local elected official within your community, visit My Reps to find out.

Remember, elected officials and representatives need feedback from the people they represent (You!) to prioritize the problems that the overall community faces. The student voice is deeply valued to these representatives. If you want to reach out and write a letter or email to your local elected official, below are some templates you can use to contact them.

Remember, if/when you contact your elected official's office and after a conversation has concluded, it is always nice to send a Thank You card or letter that summarizes the conversation. Share your gratitude towards them for taking the time to talk/meet with you.

Warriors, being civically engaged does not only mean to become politically involved, it also means to become involved within the community you live in. Civic engagement includes political activism, environmentalism, and community service.

The City of Turlock has City Council meetings every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month @ 6:00 pm where Turlock residents have the opportunity to have their voice heard and have an impact on the initiatives implemented.

Stay connected with your Student Government!

Learn about upcoming events, activities or projects your student leaders are currently hosting or working on.

 

Contact Info

For questions contact the ASI & SC Front Desk via phone at (209) 667-3833 or asi-sc@csustan.edu

 

Updated: August 11, 2025