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2013 ASLC ELECTIONS

Don't forget, elections are done online!!  You will be receive an email from surveymonkey on the morning of the election with an independent link for your ballot. 

 

  Schedule of Events
Monday, March 4  Sweet Q&A Session for all candidates. 7:30PM, in Fred Meyer Lounge. Have dessert with your potential new student body president and vice president. 
 Tuesday March 5 Primary Elections: 8:00AM-8:00 PM 
 Monday, March 11 Q&A Session for candidates in Dillin Hall during lunch – 5:00 PM- 6:00PM  (give prizes for questions)
 Tuesday March 12 General Elections: 8:00AM-8:00 PM. Vote online

 

Meet the Candidates

Candidates for President

 Dillon  Dillon Casados 

My name is Dillon Casados and i'm running for ASLC President! I'm studying Philosophy, Finance, and Economics at Linfield College and I'm currently Treasurer of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. 


Goals:
Firstly, i'd like to create the space necessary for individuals and organizations to come together, share ideas, and build a genuine connection with other individuals. I’m convinced that the Student body of Linfield College has an amazing opportunity to give rise to a community in which every student can come together and foster communication, relationships, growth, and enjoyment and i'd like to be the mediator for this.

Second, I'd like to use my ability to build relationships as an opportunity for you to share your voice through me, both as an individual and an organization. As ASLC President I am dedicating 1 to 2 hours a day, five days a week, to sitting in Dillin and Jazzmans for you to come talk with me and let your voice be heard. This will give me the opportunity to share your ideas with those whom I work with or just simply make a new friend.

Last but not least, I'd like to close the dichotomy between Greek life and the Student body. We all have so much to offer and we should be able to offer it together! 
 
 
Tyson  Tyson Takeuchi
I am a Junior from Hawaii currently with a major in International Relations, and minors in Japanese, and Psychology. I was Hawaiian Club president as a sophomore, and this year I am Hawaiian Club activities chair. I have also chaired the country store which is a part of Hawaiian Club's annual luau. This job includes, mailing letters to parents, companies, and alumni. I then coordinate to have everything shipped from Hawaii to Oregon before luau. I am also currently Japanese club Vice President.
 
If I am elected President my three main goals are:
1. Create a dialogue between the students and the ASLC executive board, to hear about what the students want at Linfield College.
2. Create more WIldcat pride, and promote the lesser known sports here at Linfield such as tennis and lacrosse. Also to make sure that there is bigger publicity with performances put on by the choir, plays by the theatre department, and gallery exhibitions put on by the art department.
3. Open dialogue between the staff of Linfield such as Rebecca Wale in CPS, Facilities, and Jeff McKay, and the students of Linfield College, in order to make sure there are no discrepancies with any policies on campus. 
 
I want to help to create your Linfield, and to make sure it's everything you want!  I humbly ask for your support. 

 

Candidates for Vice President

 
 
 
  Jake Baker

My name is Jake Baker and I am running to be vice president of ASLC! I am a junior and I am studying political science and gender studies. I am on the men’s soccer team, I am a senator in ASLC, chair the club support and finance committee in ASLC, run scholarship activities for the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, and coach soccer in Portland! I want to be the next vice president because not only do I believe that I have the necessary experience and understanding to run the position, but I want to do this and know I can create positive changes for Linfield College. Having experience in ASLC has already given me tremendous insight concerning how this organization operates and the best ways to create and foster improvements. Using this I am ready to push Linfield forward and show people that there really is power in a small college.

I see many opportunities for growth and have distinguished a number of goals that I would like to start with if elected.

1) I have and will continue to work with Rebecca Wale regarding the various concerns over medical clemency, building access, issues with CPS officers, and transparency between CPS and the school.

2) I will collaborate with the ASLC president to make the student government problem driven. Roles and assignments will be delegated throughout ASLC and this will lead to an effective use of our time and generate more outcomes and solutions.

3) I will bring student concerns to the table and negotiate on behalf of the student body. I have learned over my time here that all of us have great ideas and our own interests. I will communicate with the administration, CPS, and the faculty to address as many issues as possible.

4) I will improve the relationships between Greek life, clubs, the administration, and the general student population. This starts with effective communication followed by adhering to the set principles and practices that are established. 

 
Nicole  Nicole Paulachak
Hi! I'm Nicole Paulachak, and I'm running for ASLC Vice President. I am currently a junior, and I'm double-majoring in computer science and electronic arts.
I have served in many leadership roles here at Linfield, as well as throughout my life. I have chaired committees for Hawaiian Club, currently hold the position of social director for Zeta Tau Alpha, and I serve as the President of Wildcat Productions. My experience in these roles has helped me to grow as a leader and to gain the skills I feel are necessary to become the ASLC Vice President.
I am also a member of the swim team, and work as a student ambassador in the Office of Admissions. Because I am involved in so many different groups here at Linfield, I feel that I am well qualified to represent you as your student body vice president.
 
Goals

If I am elected, my goal is remain flexible and open to ideas for the school year. As vice president, one of my most important responsibilities is to make sure that senate meetings run smoothly and that important issues are being discussed there.
I don't want to put my personal goals ahead of the growth of the school. Linfield is all about our experience - we are able to decide what happens in our years here, and that's what makes our small college so unique. As Vice President, I want to make sure that we are discussing the pertinent issues at our college as the year goes on.
Most of all, I want to make sure that I am the best representative possible for you all. I humbly ask for your support in the coming election. Thank you!