The Council is the representative body made up of one to two students from different campuses across the state of California.
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The CSSC Council of Representatives is the driving force of the organization, and there is a constant stream of fresh ideas and faces.
The Council is the representative body of the coalition responsible for setting and implementing projects, programs and campaigns on their campuses. They are the primary statewide communication hub that functions throughout the year, and act as the main connection between each campus and CSSC.
The Council is the space for campus representatives to check in regularly, share updates of their work, and discuss relevant issues. The Council is also responsible for evaluating and evolving the CSSC Charter and its own internal protocol documents.
- What are the responsibilities of a Council Representative?
- Check out THIS PAGE
- How does my campus join the Council?
- First, you need to start a campus chapter!
- Check out THIS PAGE for more information.
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Spring 2013 Council:
Alex Yust
SCHOOL: CSU Chico, 2014
MAJOR: Mechanical Engineering
HOMETOWN: Santa Rosa, CA
Andrew Uribe
SCHOOL: UC San Diego, 2015
MAJOR: Psychology
HOMETOWN: Pico Rivera, CA
Brayden Mills
SCHOOL: CSU Fullerton
MAJOR: Health Science
HOMETOWN: Mission Viejo, CA
Colin Pryor
SCHOOL: CSU Chico
MAJOR: Enviromental Science
HOMETOWN: Huntington Beach, CA
David Shugar
SCHOOL: UC Santa Cruz, 2014
MAJOR: Applied Physics
HOMETOWN: San Bruno, CA
Emily Williams
SCHOOL: UC Santa Barbara, 2013
MAJOR: Environmental Studies
HOMETOWN: Cupertino, CA
Gabriela Gutierrez
SCHOOL: City College of San Francisco,2013
MAJOR: Sociology/Health
HOMETOWN: Bolvia
Hilary Haskell
SCHOOL: Claremont Mckenna, 2014
MAJOR: Enviromental, Economics, Politics dual with Spanish
HOMETOWN: Orange, CA
Kori Lay
SCHOOL: UC Santa Barbara, 2014
MAJOR: Chemistry and Environmental Studies
HOMETOWN: Port Washington, NY
Mahsa Ostowari
SCHOOL: UC Los Angles, 2014
MAJOR: Environmental Science
HOMETOWN: Los Angles, CA
Mark Regala
SCHOOL: Cabrillo College, 2015
MAJOR: Agro-Ecology/Architecture
HOMETOWN: Redwood City,CA
Matthew Deuser
SCHOOL: College of the Sequoias
MAJOR: Nutrition/Psychology/Sociology
HOMETOWN: Porterville, CA
Megan Hupp
SCHOOL: College of the Sequoias, 2014
MAJOR: Nutrition Science
HOMETOWN: Visalia, CA
Rebecca Wood
School: UC Santa Cruz
MAJOR: Enviromental Studies
HOMETOWN: Los Angles, CA
Robert Buckter
School: Cabrillo College
MAJOR: Horticulture
HOMETOWN: Mill Valley, CA
Sacha Maniar
School: UC San Diego, 2013
MAJOR: International Studies
HOMETOWN: Saratoga, CA
Frequently Asked Questions
How does my campus join the Council?
Any campus can join our network! Please e-mail council@sustainabilitycoalition.org to reach the Council co-chairs and set up a time to chat!
What does it take to be a Campus Chapter?
Each campus chapter must be actively engaged with the CSSC by attending conference calls twice a month, attending the leadership retreats, performing outreach in your region and engaging with CSSC projects on-campus.
What does a Council rep have to do?
Please check out the Roles & Responsibilities of Council Members.
Campus Chapters
Check out what’s going on at our active campus chapters, and be sure to reach out for information on their programs or to attend their events
Hello Kim,
Thanks for your (and your friend’s!) interest:
To become an chapter, simply email council@sustainabilitycoalition.org.
You can attend the convergences even if you are not a chapter. Simply check on our website (or sign up to our newsletter) for information regarding upcoming convergences and attend. You will LOVE the energy!
I have a friend at Santa Monica College who’s interested. Assuming SMC is an active chapter, how can he connect with them? If it’s not an active chapter, how can he connect into going to a convergence?