Legislative Affairs Committee

Committee Chairs - Brandon Maskey

The committee is open to the student body and meets in the Student Union Building.

Thursdays 1 PM to 2 PM in SU 204

The Legislative Affairs Committee is central to handling legislative activities on campus and amplifying the student voice in university affairs. This committee is dedicated to identifying student issues and devising strategic solutions or resolutions to address them effectively. It acts as a crucial intermediary between the student body and the university administration, advocating for changes that enhance student life and academic experience. Furthermore, the committee facilitates dialogue through discussions, enabling students to be actively involved in the governance processes that affect their daily lives and future at the university.

EBT Program

The Legislative Affairs Committee is actively working to implement the Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) system as an accepted payment method in the school's cafeteria and bookstore. The committee is currently engaged in extensive research and data collection to study the deployment of this program in other community colleges and how it has been communicated and adopted by students on those campuses.

Menstrual Equity Across Campus

Concerns were raised about the inconsistency and inadequate maintenance of feminine hygiene products in campus restrooms. In response, the Legislative Affairs Committee conducted a comprehensive assessment of all female restrooms at both the San Ramon and Pleasant Hill campuses. They discovered a notable lack of product variety and availability, which led to a campus-wide initiative to ensure all female bathrooms are consistently stocked with necessary feminine hygiene products.

Current Projects

Past Projects

Voter Registration

In a joint effort with the Building Committee, the Legislative Affairs Committee spearheaded a voter registration drive on campus ahead of the primary elections. Committee members designed flyers and set up informational booths to raise awareness about the importance of voting. They also promoted the use of an on-campus kiosk for voter registration, ensuring students were informed and encouraged to participate in the electoral process.