Students compete for 2016-2017 ASCBU executive council positions

Andrew Graff, running for Director of Office Affairs “I could bring a fresh point of view and perspective into the executive council, and I thought that I could, with that view and new ideas, hope to better benefit the students and what they want.”

Katie Juarez, running for Vice President for Finance“We’re really trying to change what people think of (ASCBU) and really show that we are a voice to the students. In these past few years, it’s been a big change and I just want to be a part of that.”

Deja Jackson, running for Vice President for Communications “I know what goes on in the office now. I think that will help me communicate with the students, (and) if the students need anything.”

Paolo Bilbao, running for Vice President for Communications “I have big ideas. I think that’s something you need at ASCBU. If you think too small, then you don’t have a lot to work with. I like to dream big for CBU.”

Jackson Burge, running for Executive Vice President “My previous experience in student government positions, as well as the current VP of ASCBU, should serve me well. Specifically having performed in this position, I know how the organization of ASCBU works.”

Makenna Lammons, running for Executive President “I have put every effort into hearing what (students’) needs are, what they want changed on campus or where they need improvement. I’m passionate about that.”

Anastasia Aguas, running for Executive President “I have a heart to serve the students of CBU and I would be ecstatic for the opportunity to utilize my gifting in leadership to improve the CBU student experience.”

Associated Students of California Baptist University executive president Makenna Lammons, executive vice president Jackson Burge, VP for communications Paolo Bilbao and VP for finance Katie Juarez will all be running for their current positions next year.

Anastasia Aguas, unaffiliated with ASCBU, will be facing up against Lammons, while current residential representative Deja Jackson is up against Bilbao. Sophomore class representative Andrew Graff is running unopposed for director of office affairs.

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