Student Government Association
Walla Walla SGA
- What are you studying?
I am pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Business Management. - Why WWCC?
I love the culture of the school and the campus environment. - Why did you choose to get involved on campus?
I want to meet new people and learn new things. - What are your Student Life goals (SGA or SAT)?
I want to help students feel like they have a voice on campus. - One word to describe yourself:
Caring - Fun fact about yourself:
I play soccer at WWCC! - Favorite food:
Pasta - Binge-watch show:
Yellowstone - Favorite holiday:
Thanksgiving - Favorite scent:
Rain - Guilty pleasure song:
“Half a Song” – Cody Johnson - What are your future goals?
I want to graduate from a university with my master’s degree and build a stable career and family.
The Student Government Association (SGA) on Walla Walla and Clarkston Campus comprises of elected and or selected student representatives who are spokespersons for the student body. It is their responsibility to listen to the concerns, issues, and interests of the student body to help with solutions, opportunities, and resources.
SGA Purpose:
The purpose of SGA shall include:
- Promoting a democratic form of Student Government and setting a basic forum to carry on the business and by providing an official voice through students’ opinions and actions.
- Promoting good citizenship by encouraging student minds for further development to enrich the community through student leadership and participation.
- Promoting social, cultural, educational, equitable, and recreational activities for all students registered under Walla Walla Community College.
Clarkston SGA
My name is Aletheia Cole, and I am in my second year of Running Start and final year of high school. Right now, I am pursuing a general AA degree, and I hope to transfer to a university after I graduate to continue my education. As a Student Government officer, my goal is to create an inviting atmosphere on our campus and especially to promote student engagement. In my free time, I enjoy playing the piano, listening to music, sketching, and learning new things.
Hello there! My name is Josiah Werner, and this is my first year as a Running Start student at the WWCC Clarkston Campus. I really enjoy being involved with my local community here in the Lewis-Clark Valley. I am a member of a student-led high school robotics team, and I volunteer at a local library to help people make projects with laser cutters and 3D printers. In my free time, I like coding and playing pickleball. I am currently pursuing an Associate in Science, and I hope to continue my education into network engineering/cybersecurity fields.