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As a representative of the students, I know how important it is that their beliefs, thoughts, and opinions are taken seriously. That is why I've implemented an initiative to increase transparency and student representation in local government. That doesn’t just mean city councils, and state assembly though. Student and district governments are a vital contributor to the quality of a student's learning experience, and often dictate how successful their education journey will be.
This student outreach initiative has lead to the creation of:
Every student learns differently, and every professor teaches differently. It benefits everybody to help students find classes where they are most likely to thrive. That is why I have asked my colleagues to join me in pushing for transparency and campaigning to make syllabi for all classes available to the public. This way students will be able find the classes that best fit their learning style. The days of registering for classes before learning how they are structured will soon be in the past!
Have any questions or want to voice your support? Please reach out!
The students of the West Valley - Mission Community College District (WVMCCD) are hard working, passionate, and smart people. They know what they want to see in government, and work hard to overcome daily difficulties, often struggling with paying rent in such an expensive place to live. Problem is, studies show that a massive percentage of students like them... don't vote. This creates a reality where some of the smartest, hardest working people in our community are not represented in government. That is why I have tasked myself with doing everything I can to make their voices heard, and make getting involved as easy as possible.
Supporting faculty and associate faculty is a necessary part of any good trustee's priorities. It is essential that our part-time, and full-time faculty get the support they need so they can focus their attention on being the best educators possible. Worrying about rent, salary, and benefits only stands to get in the way of that vital teacher-student connection.
I believe it is my job to not only represent the students of my district, to but also protect them. That means I will ensure that:
A friendly community is key to fostering a healthy learning environment on campus. Student life leads to a sense of belonging and school pride. That is why my colleges on the Executive Board, as well as myself, have worked to make it easier for new students to make friends, get involved, and feel like they are a part of the Viking community!
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Trustee Lechner left office on June 3, 2020. His farewell address can be watched below.
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