Leadership Opportunities

Look into the many opportunities for leadership and involvement at Sixth College:

• Sixth College Student Council
• Resident advisors
• Orientation leaders
• Sixth College Ambassadors
• Sixth College Judicial Board

Sixth College Student Council (SCSC)

• SCSC is the student governing body for Sixth College, consisting of both elected and appointed positions.
• SCSC members represent all students in Sixth College.
• SCSC provides funding for programs for Sixth and the campuswide community, and plans activities geared toward building community at Sixth College.

• Get involved and join one of the SCSC committees:

  • The SCSC Programming Committee plans large-scale annual college programs including Kuncocshun, an annual celebration of student talent and creativity. Contact Frances Rubio, Vice Chair of Programming to learn how to join the Programming Commmittee.
  • The SCSC Arts Committee plans art-themed events and activities such as Spirit of the Masters. Contact Jessica Chaisson, Assistant Vice Chair of the Arts for information about how to join the Arts Committee.
  • The SCSC Culture Committee plans cultural events and activities such as C.H.A.O.S. (Cultures Having An Outrageous Scene). Contact Suchi Mukherjee, Assistant Vice Chair of Culture for information about joining the Culture Committee.
  • The SCSC Technology Committee plans technology-theme events and activities such as LAN parties and Winter Game Fest. Contact Wes Buckerfield, Assistant Vice Chair of Technology to learn how to join the Technology Committee.

• • The SCSC Transfer & Commuter Student Coalition is an arm of the SCSC chartered to understand and address the needs of Sixth College transfer and commuter students. Contact Mandy Gallegos, Transfer Senator or Mary Madaris, Commuter Representative for information about how to join the Coalition.
  • The SCSC Marketing Committee promotes events developed by various programming committees. Contact Brian Ng, Assistant Vice Chair of Marketing to learn how to join the Marketing Committee.
  • The SCSC Special Events Committee plans important Sixth College traditions such as the annual Semi-Formal Dance. Contact Reeti Bandyopadhyay, Assistant Vice Chair of Special Events for more information about the Special Events Committee.
  • The SCSC Spirit Committee promotes Sixth and UCSD spirit through activities like the annual Spirit Night. Contact Khanh Ly, Assistant Vice Chair of Spirit to learn how to join the Spirit Committee.

• For more information, contact Giang Nguyen, SCSC Chair, or visit the SCSC Web site.

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Resident Advisors (RAs)

• RAs are members of the Sixth College Residential Life staff who live on campus.
• RAs serve as resources and mentors for residential students.
• RAs plan and implement various programs, events, and activities on campus for Sixth College students.

• For more information, contact Marciano Perez, resident dean of Sixth College.

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Orientation Leaders (OLs)

• OLs are Sixth College students who serve as resources for first-year and transfer students during new-student orientation programs.
• OLs lead and facilitate groups of students during orientation.

• For more information, contact Dan Tillapaugh, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs or Alicia Ingold, Senior Academic Counselor.

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Sixth College Ambassadors

• Ambassadors are Sixth College students who strive to increase Sixth College students' sense of belonging and connectedness to the community.
• Ambassadors assist with move-in, orientation, Welcome Week activities and other community building programs.

• For more information, contact Jenelle M. Dean, Coordinator of Student Activities.

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Sixth College Judicial Board (SCJB)

• SCJB is an arm of the Sixth College Student Council and is the body of Sixth College students that conducts hearings to resolve allegations of student misconduct.

• For more information, contact Michael Sowers

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