SGA Election
Meet your Student Government Association (SGA) Candidates for the 2025–2026 school year! These students are eager to represent your voices and lead with purpose. Don’t forget to vote!
The ballot is open online May 6–9, polls close at 11:59PM on May 9. Use your student email to access the online ballot. If you don’t see the email in your inbox, please check your junk or spam folder.
2025-2026 SGA Running Candidates:
President
Alina Baca
I want to be elevated to represent your voice, build stronger connections on campus, and creating lasting, positive change. With proven leadership experiences and deep commitment to our community, I will advocate for your needs and work to make our college a more inclusive, supportive, and empowering space for all.
Vice President, San Jacinto Campus
Teyona Jones
I'm passionate about creating a united, supportive campus where every student feels heard. As your Vice President, I'll advocate for your needs, promote inclusivity, and ensure access to helpful resources. Vote for me to help build a stronger, more connected school community where we all thrive together.
Vice President, San Jacinto Campus
Student Trustee
Claudia Walukouw
Being a student leader means more than just holding a title—it's about listening, acting, and making a real difference. With years of leadership experience under my belt, I have learned how to turn ideas into action. I'm ready to be your voice, represent your needs, and help shape a stronger, more inclusive future for MSJC.
San Jacinto Campus, Senator of Public Relations
Juressa Adams
I think students should vote for me because I will promise to make the SJC campus more fun & heard, I will connect with the students more and see what they really need and want and use my position in SGA to try and make things happen for them. students should also vote for me because I love and have a passion to be in SGA and advocating for my peers.
Menifee Valley Campus, Senator of Public Relations
Khalin Fouche
Above all, my life goal is to lift up the community around me and I feel like I have that opportunity to do that here at MSJC with the amazing group of advisors, faculty and classmates. I work and will continue to work to be better than I am now.
Menifee Valley Campus, Senator of Athletics
Camrin Bassil
I want to represent students within the athletic field, including advocating for more
opportunities (like having more sports if possible), providing help for athletes (providing
them with the right people to talk to), and lending people the proper resources to
be involved within the athletic field (helping people join a sport if they're interested).
Menifee Valley Campus, Senator of Athletics
I want to be elected as senator of athletics because I feel like our athletics program is not promoted enough and I would like to post giving the athletics of our school exposure. To accomplish this I would work to post on our social media page consistently including highlights and interviews. I want to help create a connection between our student body and our sports program.
Menifee Valley Campus, Senator for Student Equity & Cultural Affairs
Serenity Siler
I am committed to build a campus that is inclusive and diverse amongst all backgrounds regardless of race, gender, religion, language and identity– allowing students and staff to feel seen, heard, and valued. As Student representative of Student Equity and Cultural Affairs I will advocate for policies, expansion and a responsive program that will ensure those who voices are marginalized will feel a sense of belonging and feel the love around them. We should all be given the chance to strive for the life we want rather than just survive to get by. Together, let's create a respected community that represents what real change looks like— starting with us.
Temecula Valley Campus, Senator of Activities
Aleece Gonzales
A college experience is something that everyone deserves to have. I want to help everyone feel like they are able to achieve their dream college experience. No matter how long someone is at MSJC, I want them to feel like they made the most of their time and remember this for years to come.
Temecula Valley Campus, Senator of Academics
