- Occupation: Policy Analyst
- B.A Speech Communication - San Francisco State University
- Jesse Unruh Assembly Fellowship
- Former President SFSU
- Legislative Affairs Officer - San Francisco Youth Commission
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Create an Early Outreach Program at City College
- Expand City College's Teacher Preparation Program
- Green Job Training and Sustainability Education
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- San Francisco Democratic Party
- San Francisco Labor Council
- The American Federation of Teachers, AFT Local 2121
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- City College Nursing School Should Prioritize SF Residents
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In the Fall of 2007, of the 648 qualified applicants that applied for City College's Nursing Program, 80 students were admitted. Of the 80 students that were admitted into the nursing program, only a paltry 38% were actual residents of San Francisco.
- Support Higher Ed: Yes We Can!
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This year, California faces a $16 billion budget shortfall. There will be very difficult cuts in services that will impact people's ability to access the California Dream. One of the most troubling and least discussed of those budget cuts is the elimination of the Competitive Cal Grant Awards.
- Platform for Change!
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Higher education empowers the community and is a right. City College must be an accessible and inclusive path to economic opportunity. With leadership, creativity and foresight City College can be a community partner, building ties, decreasing violence in our neighborhoods, and increasing economic stability in San Francisco.
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