Is there anything you would like to see changed on campus? Do you enjoy making a difference? Are you a highly motivated, energetic and well organized person? If the answer to all of these questions is yes then we highly encourage you to apply for an open SA Government position. There are currently three new position openings: Committee Chairs, Collaboration Coordinator, and City Cycles Coordinator. You can learn about the responsibilities of each position on our Get Involved page.
Committee Chair
The Committee Chairs are responsible for overseeing the 5 standing committees in SA Government. This entails meeting with appropriate administrators, managing the Aides and Senators on each committee, and keeping up to date with overarching initiatives. Important skills to have include: strong management skills, being flexible, being approachable, and being highly engaged. Applications are due Wednesday, April 25.
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City Cycles Coordinator
Managed by the Projects & Services Committee, the City Cycles program offers rentable bicycles to students in the fall and spring. The City Cycles Coordinator manages the program in its entirety. It is a great position for someone who is looking for the chance for great entrepreneurial experience and the opportunity to get involved in a leadership organization on campus. Applications are being accepted on a rolling basis.
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Collaboration Coordinator
The SA recognizes the value of collaboration of students and student groups, and has created a position that will be responsible for bringing groups together in an effort to foster a more collaborative and inclusive campus environment. The Collaboration Coordinator will be responsible for organizing meetings of the collaborating students, guiding them in planning programs, and sparking challenging conversations.
Applications are due Saturday, April 28.
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Greetings,
My name is Douglas Moorefield, but everyone calls me by my nickname Mirlin.
I am very interested in serving in some capacity in the Student Association in Fall of 2012. I am an incoming transfer student. I graduated with an A.A. in Liberal Arts & Science – Social Science from Finger Lakes Community College and an A.S. in Liberal Arts & Science – General Studies from Monroe Community College. My GPA at MCC was 3.54 and my GPA at FLCC is 3.68.
At MCC I served at the Damon Campus as Civic Engagements Coordinator for the Student Events and Governance Association in 2009. At the Brighton Campus, I served as Media Senator, Vice-Speaker of the Senate and eventually Speaker of the Senate. I also was Chair of the Media Committee and organized a Media Fair involving all of the campus’ media organizations and clubs as well as local media radio stations and television. I also served on the MCC Foundation Committee as a student representative. I was active in the American Students Association of Community Colleges and was New York State Coordinator for a time. I also represented MCC at the SUNY Student Assembly in spring 2010.
Later at FLCC, I became Vice-Chair of the Student Corporation Senate, served on the College Council as a student representative, founded and was first President of the History Club at FLCC, was active in the Wildlife Society and have served as Secretary of the Alpha Epsilon Chi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa.
Currently I am employed as a Work Study Aide for the Community Affairs department at FLCC. In August I will start classes at the University of Rochester as a Junior and I will be majoring in history.
I am an older student. I started community college at age 41 and I am currently 44. I am the father of a beautiful 22 year old daughter and my grandson will be four-years old on August 18th.
I am looking forward to being a student at U of R and hopefully I can find some way to serve the student body there. Please let me know if there is anyway I can be part of the Student Association at the University of Rochester.
Sincerely,
Mirlin Moorefield