Associated Students of CR

Chosen by students to represent students.

About Us

ASCR is the student government for CR, representing all CR students to the administration of CR as well as the CCC Chancellor's office. Feel free to contact any of your student representatives (as listed on this webpage) with any concerns, at any time. If you're interested in learning more, please contact: president@ascrsenate.org

Senate meetings are held at the ASCR offices on the Eureka and Del Norte campus. Days and times may vary. Teleconferencing information will be provided on the agendas as posted.

Office Hours

T.B.A.

ASCR Events

7 Mar 2020 ASCR Senate Meeting

13 Mar 2020 Filing for Student Trustee Election

16 Mar 2020 No classes (Spring Break)

1 May 2020 Flex forms for Full Time Faculty Due

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The next ASCR Senate meeting at the Eureka & Del Norte ASCR Offices & the K-T Instructional Site will be held on Saturday, March 7, 2020 @ Noon. Several additional sites are listed in the agenda. All are welcome to attend.

There are a few vacancies on the ASCR Senate. For more information, contact Katlin Turner, ASCR President or Gary Sokolow, ASCR Advisor. A copy of of the one-page application form may be found here.

The annual ASCR student body elections will be held in April. Check back soon for further details on running for any officer or senator position from across the District.

Additionally, the election for the student member of the CR Board of Trustees will be held at the same time as the annual student body election.

The application form and further details on how to run for the student trustee position will be posted here by March 1. The completed materials (along with the signatures of fifty of your fellow students) are must be filed with CR no later than 5:00 PM on Friday, March 13. Follow the directions on the petition form for its completion and filing.

ASCR Officers


President	Executive Vice President	Vice President of Records	Student Trustee	Del Norte Campus Organizational Senator
Katlin Turner
I want to get my AA in science from the College of the Redwoods and then I will be transferring to a university. From there I would like to major in a science such as biology or chemistry and minor in math! After that, I want to attend medical school and become a doctor. This is my second year of college so far and I’m proud to be serving the students of College of the Redwoods as student senate		Vacant	Vacant	Vacant
president@ascrsenate.org
Vice President of Finance	Executive Organizational Senator	Senator	Vice-President of Records	Vacant
			Maria Alvarenga
Vacant	Vacant	Vacant	My plan is to receive my AA from College of the Redwoods and transfer to UC Davsic for Law, to become a attorney, then judge and work my way up judicial system to become the president of United States to make the world a better place for my daughter and all future generations to come!
			vpr@ascrsenate.org
Senator	Senator	Senator	Senator	Senator
Logan Sayles	Jackson Homan
I started attending CR my senior year of high school, and while I have put some thought into degrees, transferring and future career paths, my greatest challenge over the next couple years will probably be narrowing down my wide field of academic and personal interests. That being said, politics and political science are some of the most significant current interests of mine and as an ASCR senator I have had the gratifying opportunity to support the students of CR through debate and legislation with my fellow senators and officers.	I was born and raised here in Humboldt County and graduated from Arcata High School in 2017. After graduating high school, I attended Orange Coast College in Southern California, where I picked up the demanding team sport of rowing. After my athletic eligibility expired when my two years at OCC were complete, I decided to come back home to attend CR and finish my associates degree. I hope to complete a liberal arts degree in social and behavioral science this spring. I look forward to applying to ASCR and the CR community the qualities I have learned from athletics, including teamwork, dedication, and accountability.

Senator	Senator	Senator	Senator	Senator

Student Clubs (Club Guide)

Club Charter/Re-Charter Form

Eureka Campus (4/3/19)

Club Title

President & FacultyAdvisor

Meeting Days/Times/Location

Constitution

Charter Date

Agricultural Club

Sean Todd (President)
Franz Rulofson (Advisor)

Agricultural ClubConstitution

Re-chartered10/12/18

Asian-Pacific Islander Club

Caylin Ricl (President)
Emily Chang (Advisor)

Asian-Pacific Islander Club Constitution

Chartered 10/12/18

Black Student Union

Makayla Sandifer (President)
Shemya Vaughn (Advisor)

Black Student UnionConstitution

Re-chartered 10/12/18

Digital Arts and Media Club

Skylar Hunsinger (President)
Montel VanDerHorck (Advisor)

Digital Arts and Media Club Constitution

Rechartered 9/28/18

Entrepreneur Club (TEC)

Vacant (President)
Chris Gaines (Advisor)

Entrepreneur Club (TEC) Constitution

Chartered 10/12/18

Latinx Club

Berenice Roman-Macada (President)
Alia Dunphy (Advisor)

Latinx Club Constitution

Chartered 10/12/18

Queer Student Union

Cal Lierheimer (President)
Michelle Haggerty (Advisor)

Queer Student Union Constitution

Rechartered 9/28/18

Seven Gill Shark Review

Asia Anderson (President)
Dave Holper (Advisor)

Seven Gill Shark Review Constitution

Re-Chartered11/30/18

Sociology Club

Reno Garcia (President)
Dana Maher (Advisor)

Sociology Club Constitution

Re-Chartered 3/30/19

CR Honors Club

Sarah Endsley (President)
Tony Luehrs (Advisor)

CR Honors Club Constitution

Chartered 3/30/19

Solid Rock Bible Club

Ruth Gross (President)
Bert Hafer (Advisor)

Solid Rock Bible Club Constitution

Rechartered 9/28/18

Student Housing Advocate
Alliance

Elizabeth McEntire (President)
Chris Gaines (Advisor)

Student Housing Advocate
Alliance Constitution

Chartered 10/12/18

Club TRiO

Athena McCartney (President)
Jennifer Knight (Advisor)

Club TRiO Constitution

Re-Chartered 11/9/18

Del Norte Campus

**WARNING**

Student Clubs & Organizations that are not listed on this site areNOTOfficially Recognized nor Associated with College of the Redwoods. (Note that not all clubs have accounts pursuant to the Organizational Code). For more information on club formation, policies and procedures, please read theASCR Senate Club Guide.

All student clubs and organizations will need to renew their club charters at the beginning of the Fall 2018 semester.