November Fall 2022

Associated Students Council of Ocean Campus of City College of San Francisco presents to you volume 2 of our Fall edition, the November issue.
Happy Fall! Curious about what we have in store for you in our November issue? Here's a little sneak peek to get you wondering... Did you know that we just had one of our biggest campus-wide events? Can you guess what it was? And did you attend? We also got some exciting announcements that we want to show you!
Also don't miss out on the pet feature that we are bringing back from our past newsletters.

Editors Note:
Welcome back to another one of our monthly newsletters! That's right, as we're going into a new month, you're looking at the November issue. We've got some pretty exciting announcements to show you. We're excited to welcome a few new council members that'll be working with us throughout the rest of the semester. We would also like to share some of the moments we've captured at one of our biggest events Unity Day! If you didn't already know, we finally got to host Unity Day on campus this semester after having it virtual for the last couple of years. There's also a cute pet feature you should check out and an upcoming townhall event you should definitely mark on your calendar!

Hello Autumn!
It's officially the autumn season! Even though fall began sometime around September, did it truly felt like the season? And October has its focus mainly on Halloween. BOO! Oops, no hard feelings because now that November is here, let's get into the season of gratitude! The weather in SF is funny, but we love it! Well...sometimes, I guess it depends on our mood. Anyway, you can finally start getting out those long coats, and fully switch to warm colors for the season! We hope you enjoy this issue, and wish you a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Warm regards,
Lucy Su

Vice President of Public Relations

This page describes what is inside this news letter, announcements , events and must see content. For Questions email asco.pr@mail.ccsf.edu

What's Inside?
Announcements:
- Town Hall
- Senator Recruitment
- Logo Contest

Events Highlights:
- Unity Day
- Halloween Bash
- Student Leadership Conference 2022

Must See Content:
- Meet Our Newest Senators
- Best Friends Fur-ever!
- Fall 2022 Recognized Clubs
- Follow Us on Social Media

This is a advertisment for the fall 2022 town hall. It will take place Wednesday November 23 2022 at the Student Union Room 208 at Ocean Camps from 4 to 5 pm. Learn about ASCO"S updates on projects , clubs and services.

Fall 2022 Town Hall
Learn more about ASCO's updates on projects, clubs, services.
- What if I have an idea to bring to council?
- What has council accomplished thus far?
- What do you guys do?
- How can we be made known of all resources on campus?

Scan the QR Code to submit your comments, questions or suggestions for the Associated Students of Ocean or join in person or Zoom to ask questions live!

Link to the form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMDYx8Q9B6pANKNvlYG3VV04HlAAmXmD6bhYBMvnL03wMUBg/viewform

Date: Wednesday, November 23rd, 2022 from 4-5 p.m
Location: SU 208 or via Zoom at

Logo Contest:
The ASC Ocean student council invites you and your creativity! Your design will become our next logo. Get in touch for more information or questions by emailing asco.pr@mail.ccsf.edu or scan the QR code to fill out the form. Winners get cash prize!

Link to the form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc7lTT_lpEG7_GqgcNQCBaPobNpP0eSrqPo9qS-boJB1GREQA/viewform

Page encouraging students to apply for student senate. The page lists the student requirements. Email asco.admin@gmail.com if your interested in applying for a student senate position.

Apply for Senator Today!

Requirements are:
- Commitment to General ASCO meeting, every Wednesday from 3-5p.m
- Commit to be on at least one A.S Committee and one Participatory Government Committee and one Participatory Government Committee
- Have a GPA of 2.0+ with 5 or more units
- Enrolled and with a good standing
Advantages of being a senator:
- Be the voice for students
- Bring your own ideas to life
- Improve leadership skills
- Meet new people
Scan the QR codes for more information and to apply!

Link for more info:

https://www.ccsf.edu/campus-life/student-activities-office/associated-students/ocean-campus-council

Link to apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1aK0eGigG7sSI2EqhlFwfz9Y2p8SGxrWo_kWBKM9bBTc/viewform?edit_requested=true

Page showing a QR Code asking students what rules they would like to implement or change as CCSF.Email asco.admin@gmail.com if you have recommendations.

The rules and regulations committee wants to hear your input!

Scan the QR code to take a short survey, it won't take more than five minutes, unless you have more to say.

Link to the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/3/d/e/1FAIpQLSdwQgWDCAaOj70pk-1ApW_FnZ_IrFzQ2v22fO0QXrcB1-t5iA/viewform

This page has 6 pictures from unity days of people who attended and has comments stating the reactions from participants and a note from the vice president of the ICC Committee the comments are as follows.Unity Day! (October 27th, 2022)Reactions: "Bro, it was so fun!" -Kyle, Year 1 "Unity Day was super fun! I was able to meet a lot of new people, learn about new opportunities, and it was the first time I've seen this many people gathered around together once again after the pandemic." -Kelly, Year 1 "They had a very good sandwich...I like the little spice to it." -Ethan, Year 2 A Note from the Vice President of Inter-Club Council: “I want thank everyone that participated in or attended Unity Day on Thursday. It was so wonderful to see the many faces that make up the CCSF community. It is events like this, which stimulates growth and social interactions, that really bring all of us together. And all the blood, sweat, and tears experienced when preparing for this event immediately paled in the face of all the joy and positive energy bursting throughout Unity Day — a special thanks to George Dela Pena Martiniano for being the best DJ that we could ask for. The Inter-Club Council and the Associated Students of Ocean Campus are so proud to represent the vibrant, amazing students of CCSF, and we encourage everyone to reach out to one another, discover the resources, programs and other opportunities like this offered within this community so we can best support each other in working towards our goals and passions, together!”

Unity Day! (October 27th, 2022)
Reactions:

"Bro, it was so fun!"

-Kyle, Year 1

"Unity Day was super fun! I was able to meet a lot of new people, learn about new opportunities, and it was the first time I've seen this many people gathered around together once again after the pandemic."

-Kelly, Year 1

"They had a very good sandwich...I like the little spice to it."

-Ethan, Year 2

A Note from the Vice President of Inter-Club Council: “I want thank everyone that participated in or attended Unity Day on Thursday. It was so wonderful to see the many faces that make up the CCSF community. It is events like this, which stimulates growth and social interactions, that really bring all of us together. And all the blood, sweat, and tears experienced when preparing for this event immediately paled in the face of all the joy and positive energy bursting throughout Unity Day — a special thanks to George Dela Pena Martiniano for being the best DJ that we could ask for. The Inter-Club Council and the Associated Students of Ocean Campus are so proud to represent the vibrant, amazing students of CCSF, and we encourage everyone to reach out to one another, discover the resources, programs and other opportunities like this offered within this community so we can best support each other in working towards our goals and passions, together!”

This page shared pictures from the Halloween on November 31st 2022. No content was given other then several pictures of the event

Halloween Bash

10/31/2022

FT. FRC/Students Parents United:

FT. WRC

A bunch of kids and parents attended!!

Games and more!!

FT. City Dreams

Free Free

Ft. Scube

Teddy Bear

Bonding/eating

CCCSAA: Student Leadership Conference 2022:

Thank you to the student leaders of the Associated Students Executive Council; Student Trustee Malinalli Villalobos, Student Chancellor Heather Brandt, Student Vice-Chancellor Naomi Heinen, ASC of Downtown Center Senator Haewon (Helen) Byun & ASC of Ocean Campus President My (Amelia) Khong alongside Advisor Amy Coffey that represented the students of City College of San Francisco at the CCCSAA (California Community College Student Affairs Association) Student Leadership Conference that was held from October 21st, 2022 - October 23rd, 2022 in San Diego. The theme for this conference was entitled Your Turn: Learn, Lead, Advocate based on Keynote speaker & New York Times bestselling author Julie Lythcott-Haim's book. (Pictured below from left to right with Student Trustee Malinalli Villalobos, AS President of Ocean campus Amelia (My) Khong and Student Chancellor Heather Brandt. Leaders and representatives from 116 California Community Colleges were in attendance and were able to pick from the 40 workshops offered across a wide variety of topics. The event also featured an Advocacy Academy. Conference Highlights for me were: How to Build Power & Interrupt White Supremacy in Leadership, Understanding your Leadership Style and How to be Agents for Change.

Insight of student leadership conference 2022:

Here are some short commentaries from the student leaders about their experience at the conference:

Student Vice chancellor Naomi Heinen:

One of the key things that I took away from the workshops I attended at the conference was the importance of independent, individual thought and how that could be integrated with a community mindset. The important thing when developing an individual identity in leadership is to understand yourself, your own values and beliefs and what you stand for, and be able to speak against something that seems unethical from your own lens. However, while doing that, we also need to be mindful of the shared environment we inhabit. We need to make space for others to counter our opinions with their own. This should allow us to cultivate a space where we can best work towards a shared vision of the future. The key to effective leadership spaces is the balance between these two ideas - the individual and community.

Student Chancellor Heather Brandt:

I think it is important to note that being a leader isn’t easy & leadership can be messy, but we keep going, learning & growing, pushing our educational system to be better, out of a deep desire for change, a fierce commitment to our commUNITY & a real love like no other. The true heroes in this story are our very own commUNITY of students, without whom none of this would be possible. I am always so grateful for the responsibility students have entrusted us with as your elected & appointed leaders. I want to thank our students for the opportunity to attend & represent them! There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t reflect upon my purpose for joining leadership... Know that you are always my WHY! I can only hope that I make you all as proud as you make me!

This page has a green background with a floral pattern. It shares two messages one form the student trustee Mlinalli Villalobos which readsThe California Community College Student Affairs Association (CCCSAA) Student Leadership Conference held in San Diego, CA was an exceptional one. I had the opportunity to attend various workshop sessions, ranging from "Interrupting White Supremacy in Leadership" to "Diversity Equity Inclusion Accessibility (DEIA)," where I was able to learn from the presenters and participants (student lesders) from throughout CA. As well, had the opportunity to build community with other Student Trustees and Associated Student Councils and to share on the type of work and advocacy that we do in our respective campuses and districts. And another from Amelia Khong President of Ocean Campus which reads be brave to tell your own story. Quiet cannot take action, especially when you are in places where you feel like you are small. If you are quiet you are dismissed and student voices will not be heard. When you are saying things you close the gap. be vocal.

Student Trustee Malinalli Villalobos:

The California Community College Student Affairs Association (CCCSAA) Student Leadership Conference held in San Diego, CA was an exceptional one. I had the opportunity to attend various workshop sessions, ranging from "Interrupting White Supremacy in Leadership" to "Diversity Equity Inclusion Accessibility (DEIA)," where I was able to learn from the presenters and participants (student lesders) from throughout CA. As well, had the opportunity to build community with other Student Trustees and Associated Student Councils and to share on the type of work and advocacy that we do in our respective campuses and districts.

AS President of Ocean Campus Amelia (My) Khong:

Be brave to tell your own story! Quiet cannot take action, especially when you are in places where you feel like you are small. If you are quiet, you are dismissed and student voices will not be heard. When you are saying things, you close the gap! Be Vocal!

This page has green background and cloud themed page that gives a brief background to the California Community Colleges of Affairs Association. It reads the followingThe California Community College Student Affairs Association (CCCSAA) Student Leadership Conference held in San Diego, CA was an exceptional one. I had the opportunity to attend various workshop sessions, ranging from "Interrupting White Supremacy in Leadership" to "Diversity Equity Inclusion Accessibility (DEIA)," where I was able to learn from the presenters and participants (student leaders) from throughout CA. As well, had the opportunity to build community with other Student Trustees and Associated Student Councils and to share on the type of work and advocacy that we do in our respective campuses and districts.

Background of CCCSAA:

The California Community College Student Affairs Association (CCCSAA) Student Leadership Conference held in San Diego, CA was an exceptional one. I had the opportunity to attend various workshop sessions, ranging from "Interrupting White Supremacy in Leadership" to "Diversity Equity Inclusion Accessibility (DEIA)," where I was able to learn from the presenters and participants (student leaders) from throughout CA. As well, had the opportunity to build community with other Student Trustees and Associated Student Councils and to share on the type of work and advocacy that we do in our respective campuses and districts.

This page is green with five white text boxes. Each box introduces the reader to a newly elected senator. The page has pink hearts and the names of the senators in pink. The names of the new Senator's are Itzel luna, Jafaar Ben Khaled, Ian Muchiri, Shang Xu, Derrick Yong. Here is a message at the bottomMeet Our Newest Senators! Here are some fun facts about each of our newest senators:-Iztel Luna: "I love films, specially horror genre, but Coraline is my top choice above all of them."Jaafar Ben Khaled: "I am born on the same day as Pablo Escobar

Meet Our Newest Senators! Here are some fun facts about each of our newest senators:

Iztel Luna: "I love films, specially horror genre, but Coraline is my top choice above all of them."

Jaafar Ben Khaled: "I am born on the same day as Pablo Escobar."

Ian Muchiri: "I think a hotdog is a sandwich."

Shang Xu: "I tried and failed to learn riding bicycles forever."

Derrick Yong: "One of the things I want to do on my bucket list is to visit Antarctica."

This page is light brown and has three pictures dogs. the first is a Miniture Poodle, the second is a Boston Terrier and the last is a breed unknown. Here is the description next to each pictureest friends Fur-ever! Name: Like Breed: Miniature Poodle Favorite Toy: Any sock or hair tie he can steal Favorite Memory: Morning Cuddles Name: Apollo Breed: Boston Terrier Favorite Toy: A bone Favorite Memory: Following and sitting next to their owner all the time Name: Lily Breed: ? Favorite Toy: Rainbow Caterpillar Favorite Memory: Nose Boops.

Best friends Fur-ever!

Name: Like

Breed: Miniature Poodle

Favorite Toy: Any sock or hair tie he can steal

Favorite Memory: Morning Cuddles

Name: Apollo

Breed: Boston Terrier

Favorite Toy: A bone

Favorite Memory: Following and sitting next to their owner all the time

Name: Lily

Breed: ?

Favorite Toy: Rainbow Caterpillar

Favorite Memory: Nose Boops.

Fall 2022 Recognized Clubs:

ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA

agsccsf@gmail.com

"Founded in 1926, the Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society seeks to foster, promote, maintain, and recognize scholarship. The City College of San Francisco's Omega Chapter is among the founding chapters of AGS and strives to continue its tradition in Service and Scholarship. AGS welcomes scholars of all academic disciplines."

ALPHA BETA GAMMA

alpha.ccsf@gmail.com

"Alpha Beta Gamma (ABG) is an internationally recognized honor society that caters to students studying business and other related fields at two year institutions. The mission of the Zeta Beta Chapter is to enrich the City College of San Francisco community by assisting students in the pursuit of their educational and long-term career goals. Our meetings and events are open to all students regardless of declared or intended major."

ENGINEERING CLUB

engineeringclubccsf@gmail.com

"The Engineering Club Is a hands-on program that allows students to discover, develop, and enhance their engineering skills. Its friendly environment allows students to network with other students including staff to serve as mentors. We aspire to provide students with real opportunities of participating in group projects that compete with other schools and countries. Our goal is to create and innovate new ideas that can be applicable in real life as future engineers."

COLLEGE LEAP

ccsf@collegeleap.cc

"The purpose of this club shall be to provide Transfer Students (Domestic and International) with access to resources and information about internships, volunteering opportunities for their career development and to prepare them to transfer to a 4-year college."

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POLITICAL SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS CLUB

pols.econclub@ccsf.edu

"Our mission is to provide stimulating political discourse to our members and to delve into various interests regarding current research and issues within the political science and economic fields. Furthermore, we wish to promote an environment for students that are politically concerned and active. We wish to enhance the experience of political science and economics students while providing an introductory medium for those new to the subjects and we hope to highlight the important roles that the economy and politics play within all of our lives."

Chinese Culture Club

ccsf.ccc@mail.ccsf.edu

"Chinese Culture Club is a Chinese student-led organization providing members with opportunities to perform service, build characters, and acquire more first-hand information for future success. With a majority of Chinese members, this club exists primarily to deliver quality assistance to members, responsive to the community's ethnic and cultural uniqueness, providing access to different types of seminars, and acceptability to all CCSF students. Members will be able to meet students or professionals with various backgrounds, sharing their potential challenges that will occur in their academic, professional, and personal development."

IMMIGRANTS CLUB

"This club is meant to bring together immigrant students, dream students, students from mixed status families, and all students affected by immigration or citizenship issues to share awareness about resources and support each other. We hope this club allows students to find others going through similar situations, and helps overcome or deal with them"

CCSF Entrepreneurship Club

ccsfentrclub@gmail.com

"We are passionate about helping future leaders and entrepreneurs! We want you to excel and we want to provide all of the resources to help you pivot!"

STUDENT PARENTS UNITED CLUB

frc@mail.ccsf.edu

"Student Parents United (SPU) is a club for students w/ dependents. Our mission is to unite a diverse community of parenting students, & to bring awareness of the needs of students w/ dependents on campus. We provide a safe & supportive environment for ALL parenting students & work to assist them in ANY & ALL ways possible."

ou to excel and we want to provide all of the resources to help you pivot!"

Computer Science and Data Science Club

ccsfcsdsclub@gmail.com

"A place where students can share and discuss assignment problems together. Finding industry alumni to share job seeking experience and tips. Provide a space that can group Computer Science and Data Science students together to do projects. Doing club activities as a group such as going to a Hackathon."

For more information on how to start a club or renew an existing club, email: icc@mail.ccsf.edu

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WELCOME TO OUR

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