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The Student Affairs Office at Cuyamaca College is the one-stop area for student engagement opportunities offering you numerous ways to become involved on campus. For example, the Student Affairs Office has all of the contact information, making it easier for you to become involved. By taking an active role on campus, you will not only meet new students and enhance your college experiences, but you will also augment your leadership skills. Take advantage of the wide array of available opportunities — participate in student organizations, serve on committees, run for elected office, plan a campus event, and/or participate in leadership development training programs. You have the ability to shape your own college experience, and the Student Affairs Office will provide you with the tools you need to succeed.
Diversity Dialogues
Purpose:
These workshops, which will be offered on a regular basis, will focus on a
variety of diversity awareness and social justice topics. Students will
receive a stamp for every workshop they attend—students, who have completed
a minimum of three workshops during the Fall and Spring Semesters, will earn
a “Diversity & Leadership” certificate and will be recognized for their
efforts at the Student Leaders Reception in May.
Spring Semester 2013 Leadership Development Opportunities Emerging Leaders Program The goal of Cuyamaca’s emerging leadership program is to
offer opportunities for students to further develop and expand their
leadership skills and knowledge, preparing them to serve in future
leadership roles both on campus and in the community.
If you're interested in joining the Emerging Leaders Program, contact Lauren.Vaknin@gcccd.edu. For more information click on this link. Leadership Retreats The Student Government Leadership Retreat will take place this July 2013. Check for updates on the date and location. To view previous retreat agendas, click on this link. Want to serve on a campus-wide committee? Attend the Student Committee Training Workshops which are offered every semester. The next workshops will take place September 2014. Click here to review the material discussed at the workshop. For more information, please visit the Student Affairs Office at I-120. |