Name | Title | |
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Monica X. Delgado (she/her) | Student Support Coordinator |
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Hodari Harris II (he/him) | Part Time Staff (TNC) |
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Nindiya Putri Maheswari (she/her) | Student Worker |
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Quinn Hartman (they/them) | Student Worker |
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Pintack Gualotuna (he/him) | Student Worker |
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Patrick Lippert (he/him) | Student Worker |
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Natalie Ortiz (she/her) | Student Worker |
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Marifer Magana (she/her) | Student Worker |
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Matt Schulz (he/him) | Student Worker Co-Chair for Students' Unity Network (S.U.N.) |
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Minhyeong (Alan) Park (he/him) | Student Worker Co-Chair for Students' Unity Network (S.U.N.) |
Establishing the ECC Social Justice Center was spearheaded by the Student Equity Advisory Council (SEAC), ASO and ICC, around 2020, to address the need to create a space for students with shared life experiences to feel a sense of belonging and support. It garnered attention and eventually approval from the VP of Student Services, Ross Miyashiro, and the Superintendent at the time, President Dena Maloney via the President’s Task Force on Race and Equity. In 2021, Student Equity & Achievement allocated resources and staff to bring the center to life.
Since its inception, many student leaders were involved in establishing the Social Justice Center at ECC. This included attending numerous meetings, helping identify and securing a space on campus, creating a layout to the space, programming goals and projected outcomes. Some of those student leaders include: