Five SUNY Jamestown Community College Student Senate members will represent the college at the Student Assembly of State University of New York’s Spring Conference April 19-21 in Glens Falls.
The conference provides networking opportunities for students and opportunities to learn skills to help them with their student government responsibilities. New leaders for the Student Assembly are elected during this conference.
Ismael Adedoyin of Abidjan, Ivory Coast; Evelyn Burdick of Olean; Momen Dahab of Cairo, Egypt; Ayomideji Israel-Akinbo of Makhanda, South Africa; and Jordan Stephens of Silver Springs will attend the event on behalf of SUNY JCC.
Additional members of the Jamestown Campus Senate include Julianna Main of Frewsburg; Bethan Wallace of Toronto, Canada; Gen Hasegawa of Kanazawa, Japan; Pablo L. Guzman Morales of Jamestown; Cassandra Hurd of Allegany; Alyssa Drozdiel of Westfield; Alec Silluzio of Allegany; Willow Daly-Griffen of South Dayton; and Jonathan Rivera of Dunkirk.
Drozdiel is the student representative on the SUNY JCC Board of Trustees. Kayla Crosby, Jamestown Campus director of Campus Life, is the Senate advisor.
Student Senate is the officially recognized student-governing body of JCC. The group represents the student body and the community, and has a direct voice in student affairs and college activities, operating on budgets allocated by the Faculty Student Association and serving as an advisory board to the president of the college.
Details about Student Senate are available at sunyjcc.edu/StudentSenate.