The 2012-13 Student Senate
President
Benjamin Willets
bwillets@lorainccc.edu
440-366-7663
Major: Psychology / Sustainable Agriculture
Personal Information:
Avid reader, gardener and creative writer.
Accomplishments/Involvement:
Why did you want to be a part of the Student Senate?
Serving as both University Partnership Representative and Vice President during the ’11-’12 academic year, I advocated for student interests and laid the groundwork for a more effective student government through my revision of Senate documents and procedures. I wanted to return to the Student Senate in the ’12-’13 year to continue the work I started.
Vice President
Stephen Sasak
ssasak@lorainccc.edu
440-366-4774
Major: Police Science/Digital Forensics
Personal Information:
I am the oldest sibling of four in a family of six, plus two dogs and two cats out in the city of Avon Lake. I graduated as a Distinguished Scholar from ALHS, and spent a year at Duquesne University of the Holy Spirit in Pittsburgh, PA. After being unable to go back I spent a year being a bit lost, then came here to LCCC and haven’t left yet! I just recently earned an AAS of Police Science with Honors, and hope to work as a evidence technician or consultant for the police and other organizations.
Accomplishments/Involvement:
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Member of the Lorain County Community Emergency Response Team
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Past Secretary of the LCCC Gamers’ Paradise Club
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Student Worker for LCCC Office of Student Life from 2010-2012
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Mentor for the Diversity Incentive Award
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Member of the Phi Theta Kappa Phi Pi Chapter
Why did you want to be a part of the Student Senate?
I wanted to be in Student Senate since most of my family goes to LCCC for classes, I have a vested interest in what happens on campus. A lot of my friends come here, and working at the front desk I met a lot of people with various stories and dreams, different backgrounds and perspectives. With all the people that I meet on a daily basis I try to do what I can to help, even if it’s just a pat on the back and a warm smile or sitting though half a dozen meetings to create a program for students’ benefit. If I wanted to help out the people I care about, I didn’t want to stand on the sidelines and hope someone would come along and help….so I took action and ran for Student Senate, in an effort to do what I could do to help.
Executive Secretary
Sarah McGervey
smcgervey@lorainccc.edu
440-366-7668
Major: Early Childhood Education
Personal Information:
I have lived in Lorain County my entire life in the city of Avon Lake. I graduated from Magnificat High School in 2008. I have my Associates of Arts degree from Lorain County Community College, and I am currently working on my Associate of Applied Science in Teacher Education.
Accomplishments/Involvement:
- President of Lorain County Community college Right to Life Club for 2 semesters
- Member of Campus Crusade for Christ and a member of the Muslim Student Association.
Why did you want to be a part of the Student Senate?
Financial Secretary
Lester White
lwhite1@lorainccc.edu
440-366-7650
Major: Business Administration Management
Personal Information:
Accomplishments/Involvement:
Why did you want to be a part of the Student Senate
Event Coordinator
Tobias Duvall
tduvall@lorainccc.edu
440-366-7649
Major: Marketing
Personal Information:
I have a passion for the performing Arts and I enjoy popular culture .
Accomplishments/Involvement:
- Student Senate – ’13
- Lorain County Community Alumnus
- Sang National Anthem at President Obama’s First LCCC visit.
Why did you want to be a part of the Student Senate?
I wanted to join the Student Senate to make an impact on campus life.
Outreach Representative
Crystal Morgan
cmorgan@lorainccc.edu
440-366-7661
Major: Business Administration Management
Personal Information:
Accomplishments/Involvement:
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Vice President of the Student Nursing Association
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Diversity Incentative Award Program mentor
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Youth Coordinator at Mount Olivet Church
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Member of Cleveland Council of Black Nurses, INC
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Dean's List
Why did you want to be a part of the Student Senate?:
Every student has the right to be heard. I want to further bridge the main campus and the outreach centers by being the voice of the concerns, opinions, and visions of the student body. I want to be a great leader and role model, while working with and for the student body so we may all be successful. Lorain County Community College is a diverse campus with many new worlds and different points of view which is the best combination to build a great foundation.
University Partnership Representative
Vacant