Who’s in the running:
Chair:
-Amanda Buchanan
-Guy Herschmann
-Anna Nelson
Internal Vice Chair:
-Justin Riordan
-Victor Velasco
External Vice Chair:
-Nelson Cortez
Commssioner of Academic Affairs:
-Jessica Greenstreet
-Amrit Sidhu
Commissioner of Diversity:
-DT Amajoyi
-Christian Cuadrado
-James Ramsey
Organizing Director:
-Sindy Ramirez
Know Your Measures!
Measure 47: Student Government Fee Amendment
-$1.50 per quarter in tuition fees to University of California Student Association (UCSA) and Return to Aid (RTA).
-UCSA is the source of UC statewide conferences which engage students in leadership development and bringing students from all UC campuses together to lobby for student issues.
-The designation RTA goes toward student financial aid.
-This measure will boost UCSA’s ability to advocate for students and enable more students to participate in conferences and events.
Measure 48: Universal Access Fee
-$5.00 per quarter in tuition fees to increase access to facilities and student programs on campus, especially for students with disabilities.
-Expands transportation opportunities and hires more sign-language interpreters
Measure 49: Cultural Arts and Diversity fee
-$5.00 per quarter in tuition fees to increase access to facilities and student programs on campus, especially for students with disabilities.
-Expands transportation opportunities and hires more sign-language interpreters
Measure 49: Cultural Arts and Diversity fee
-$5.25 per quarter tuition fees to Cultural Arts and Diversity (CAD)
-CAD promotes: Quarry plaza special events, Rainbow Theater, African American Theater Arts Troupe, and classes offered through the Theater Arts departmentand Stevenson College
-This measure will keep these performing groups and performances from disappearing due the recent cuts in funding from the university.
-This measure will also go towards increasing campus-wide exposure to and awareness of diverse cultures through student productions, educating UCSC students about cultural arts through workshops, better equipment, and creating a board of directors for CAD to maintain accessibility and accountability to student needs.
Measure 50: Measure to Increase Student Voice
-No new fee; only a change to make the existing fee more effective.
-That change is: to change the language of current Measure 13 so that the school prioritizes student media more and does not limit funding only to facilities and equipment but to “meet the needs of all student media;” for example, workshops, training, and advising so that student media can more effectively and accurately inform the campus and community.
-With the exponential growth student media has seen since 2005, it is important for the measure to be updated so that it can accommodate all the new student media orgs, including: SCTV, City on a Hill Press, TWANAS, Fish Rap Live!, Eyecandy, Leviathan, Disorientation Guide, KZSC 88.1 FM, Moxie Prodction Group, Film Production Coalition, On the Spot, Banana Slug News, Rainbow TV, Border Stompers, Gaia/Environmental Media Project, Alay, Matchbox Magazine, and Chinquapin.
-It will increase the visibility of the student voice by providing media outlets and updating old ones, creating a more democratic student voice.
-It will help reestablish SCTV on Channel 28.
Measure 51: Measure 16 Amendment
-$0.60 to Student Committee on Committees (SCOC) enable the Student Committee on Committees (SCOC) to serve the student body by placing students on committees, and to further ensure financial efficiency, shall the undergraduate students suspend the collection of Measure 16 for a period of two academic years.