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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 14:26:15

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- LEAD is currently in a self-indulgent death spiral, due to the fact that they lost by 13 votes in the ["Winter 2009 ASUCD Election"].	+ "Doctor" ["BrentLaabs" Laabs'] diagonosis: LEAD is currently in a self-indulgent death spiral, due to the fact that they lost by 13 votes in the ["Winter 2009 ASUCD Election"].

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BrentLaabs — 2009-02-26 13:49:48

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	+ + LEAD is currently in a self-indulgent death spiral, due to the fact that they lost by 13 votes in the ["Winter 2009 ASUCD Election"].

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 04:17:12

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- '''["The California Aggie"]''' [http://theaggie.org/article/1923 endorsed] four of the six LEAD candidates. Jack Zwald was also endorsed by both the ["Davis College Democrats"] and the ["Davis College Republicans"].	+ ["The California Aggie"] [http://theaggie.org/article/1923 endorsed] four of the six LEAD candidates. Jack Zwald was also endorsed by both the ["Davis College Democrats"] and the ["Davis College Republicans"].

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 04:08:47

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- * ["Momo Newbon"]-not elected	+ * ["Momo Newbon" Monisha "Momo" Newbon]-not elected

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 04:06:48

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	+ = ["Winter 2009 ASUCD election" Winter 2009] = + Executive + * President: ["Lula Ahmed-Falol"]-not elected + * Vice-President: ["Rebecca Schwartz"]-not elected + + Senate + * ["Chintan Desai"]-not elected + * ["Previn Witana"]-elected + * ["Trevor Taylor"]-elected + * ["Elle Segal"]-not elected + * ["Shawdee Rouhafza"]-elected + * ["Momo Newbon"]-not elected

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 03:58:53

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	+ '''["The California Aggie"]''' [http://theaggie.org/article/1923 endorsed] four of the six LEAD candidates. Jack Zwald was also endorsed by both the ["Davis College Democrats"] and the ["Davis College Republicans"].

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 03:51:45

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	+ + = ["Fall 2008 ASUCD election" Fall 2008] = + * ["Danny Garrett"]-elected + * ["Erin Lebe"]-elected + * ["Laura Pulido"]-elected + * ["Mo Torres"]-elected + * ["Jack Zwald"]-elected + * ["Joemar Clemente"]-not elected + +

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 03:47:27

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- * ["Poonam Dayalji"]	+ * ["Poonam Dayalji"]-not elected

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MattBlair — 2009-02-26 03:46:07

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- '''L.E.A.D.''' is an acronym for Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination. Founded in the Winter 2000 ["ASUCD"] election at the ["R.E.A.C.H. Retreat"], L.E.A.D. is the only ["ASUCD"] Senate ["slate"] on campus. '''See also: [wiki:lead:"Front page" Lead Wiki]'''	+ '''L.E.A.D.''' is an acronym for Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination. Founded in the Winter 2000 ["ASUCD"] election at the ["R.E.A.C.H. Retreat"], L.E.A.D. is the oldest ["ASUCD"] Senate ["slate"] on campus. '''See also: [wiki:lead:"Front page" Lead Wiki]'''

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WilliamLewis — 2009-02-10 18:33:06

Talking to more people and reading more has told me more about this.

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- The UC Davis student Supreme Court ruled that LEAD violated enough election codes to be disqualified from this election. These violations included oversized posters and spending more than allowed. Although LEAD had garnered the most votes, the student Court determined that LEAD could not be seated under the campaign rules. They ruled, instead, that the non-LEAD candidates with the greatest number of votes should be given the seats. - - The day after the decision, the LEAD candidates held a rally in which they bashed the decision as racist. At the same time, suspicious "KKK" fliers appeared around campus, resulting in the local paper "The Davis Enterprise" contacting the KKK's Grand Wizard in Indiana for a quote. According to one student, "the first time I saw the flyer, I assumed that either [Bledsoe] did it or ["DCR"] did." Indeed, it it has been claimed that UC Davis janitors had observed the fliers being posted by an African-American student and an Asian student during the wee hours in the morning. Although it was never proven, rumor had it that the two students were Tiqula Bledsoe and his campaign manager, Edgar Chen. - - Before the replacement ticket could be seated, ["Larry Vanderhoef"] and his numerous advisers and attorneys held a meeting in Mrak Hall about the situation. The LEAD ticket had threatened a lawsuit, arguing that the campaign agreement they had signed was "unconstitutional" and that they therefore didn't have to follow it. It was also revealed that nearly all of the students' parents were attorneys. The Chancellor called the replacement students into his office and basically demanded that they give up their seats so that LEAD could retake the seats. The student court deferred to the Chancellor and the LEAD candidates took office.	+ In response to massive violations of election codes on all sides in the previous election, the elections committee instituted a system of violation points. If any candidate earned three or more violation points, they would be disqualified. Each candidate was given a copy of this policy, the election codes, and signed a statement saying they agreed to follow the codes. Later, the LEAD ticket argued that the campaign agreement they had signed was "unconstitutional" and that they therefore didn't have to follow it. + + Going into the election, the election committee had assessed two violation points to the LEAD slate for various violations of the elections code. LEAD, in a landslide election, took all open positions in the election. After the election, LEAD was charged with five more violations of the election code. When the elections committee declined to issue a violation point (and the other four alleged violations were pending), the person who brought the violation appealed the decision to the ["ASUCD court"]. The court found that a violation had occurred, issued a third violation point, and disqualified the LEAD slate, thus giving the seats to the runners up. + + The day after the decision, the LEAD candidates held a rally in which they bashed the decision as racist. At the same time, suspicious "KKK" fliers appeared around campus, resulting in the local paper "The Davis Enterprise" contacting the KKK's Grand Wizard in Indiana for a quote. They were likely posted by LEAD in order to play the victim and justify their accusations of racism. According to one student, "the first time I saw the flyer, I assumed that either [Bledsoe] did it or ["DCR"] did." At least one UC Davis custodian observed the an African-american and caucasian student posting the fliers during the wee hours in the morning. Although it was never proven, rumor had it that these two students were Tiqula Bledsoe and his campaign manager, Edgar Chen. + + After spring break, the ASUCD court reconvened and reexamined their ruling. They came to the conclusion that while LEAD had violated election codes, the elections committee had the discretion in issuing violation points. The other four alleged election code violations had been dismissed by the elections committee at this point. The court found that the elections committee hadn't investigated those allegations thoroughly enough before dismissing them, so it remanded those violations back to the election committee for reconsideration. After reconsidering the matter, the elections committee declined to issue any more violation points. Those that had brought up the violations appealed again to the ASUCD Court and the court asked for the parties involved to prepare briefs. Before they could hear the case, the ASUCD Court changed their mind and stated that they would not hear any more appeals on the matter. Rumor has it that LEAD's threat of a lawsuit against the university caused ["Larry Vanderhoef"] to pressure the ASUCD Court to drop the matter.

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WilliamLewis — 2009-02-10 10:08:38

My research backs most of this up, actually.

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- ** Note: As determined by the UC Davis student Supreme Court during Winter 2001, LEAD violated enough election codes to be disqualified from this election. These violations included oversized posters and spending more than allowed, for example. Although LEAD had garnered the most votes, the student Court determined, after a thorough hearing which included multiple witnesses, that LEAD could not be seated under the campaign rules. The seats were instead given, by default, to the students who did not cheat with the next greatest amount of votes. The day after the decision, the students listed below held a rally -- megaphones and all (provided suspiciously by UC Davis administrators even though the proper paperwork was not ever filed) -- in which they bashed the decision as "racist." At the same time, suspicious "KKK" fliers appeared around campus, resulting in the local paper "The Davis Enterprise" contacting the KKK's Grand Wizard in Indiana for a quote. However, it shortly broke that multiple UC Davis janitors had observed the fliers being posted by an African-American student and an Asian student during the wee hours in the morning, likely in an effort to gin up support for their cause. Although it was never proven, rumor had it that the two students were Mr. Tiqula Bledsoe and his campaign manager Mr. Edgar Chen. Before the replacement ticket could be seated, UC Davis Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef and his numerous advisers and attorneys held a meeting in Mrak Hall about the situation. The LEAD ticket had threatened a lawsuit, arguing that the campaign agreement they had signed was "unconstitutional" and that they therefore didn't have to follow it. It was also revealed that nearly all of the students' parents were attorneys. The Chancellor called the replacement -- now, winning -- students into his office and basically demanded that they give up their seats so that LEAD could retake the seats despite their having broken the rules. The student court had no choice but to obey the Chancellor. The entire ASUCD political process was rendered meaningless, and the LEAD ticket had lost a lot of credibility. By the Fall of 2001, students were more angry than ever at Bledsoe. The television show "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher" came to UC Davis and held an un-televised version of the show in the UC Davis Rec Hall. One of the panelists was Tiqula Bledsoe. As Maher introduced the first panelists, the 2,000 member audience politely applauded. But as soon as Maher introduced Bledsoe, the audience erupted with a resounding "BOOOOO!" that lasted for nearly a minute. Maher responded, "Wow! We'll have to hear what YOU did!"	+ The UC Davis student Supreme Court ruled that LEAD violated enough election codes to be disqualified from this election. These violations included oversized posters and spending more than allowed. Although LEAD had garnered the most votes, the student Court determined that LEAD could not be seated under the campaign rules. They ruled, instead, that the non-LEAD candidates with the greatest number of votes should be given the seats. + + The day after the decision, the LEAD candidates held a rally in which they bashed the decision as racist. At the same time, suspicious "KKK" fliers appeared around campus, resulting in the local paper "The Davis Enterprise" contacting the KKK's Grand Wizard in Indiana for a quote. According to one student, "the first time I saw the flyer, I assumed that either [Bledsoe] did it or ["DCR"] did." Indeed, it it has been claimed that UC Davis janitors had observed the fliers being posted by an African-American student and an Asian student during the wee hours in the morning. Although it was never proven, rumor had it that the two students were Tiqula Bledsoe and his campaign manager, Edgar Chen. + + Before the replacement ticket could be seated, ["Larry Vanderhoef"] and his numerous advisers and attorneys held a meeting in Mrak Hall about the situation. The LEAD ticket had threatened a lawsuit, arguing that the campaign agreement they had signed was "unconstitutional" and that they therefore didn't have to follow it. It was also revealed that nearly all of the students' parents were attorneys. The Chancellor called the replacement students into his office and basically demanded that they give up their seats so that LEAD could retake the seats. The student court deferred to the Chancellor and the LEAD candidates took office. + + By the Fall of 2001, students were more angry than ever at Bledsoe. The television show "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher" came to UC Davis and held an un-televised version of the show in the UC Davis Rec Hall. One of the panelists was Tiqula Bledsoe. As Maher introduced the first panelists, the 2,000 member audience politely applauded. But as soon as Maher introduced Bledsoe, the audience erupted with a resounding "BOOOOO!" that lasted for nearly a minute. Maher responded, "Wow! We'll have to hear what YOU did!"

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WilliamLewis — 2009-02-10 09:44:46

Revert to version 189 (Moving text to comment is bad, mmkay? If you don't like the bias, moderate it.).

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- ------ - ''2009-02-08 17:16:27'' [[nbsp]] Note: As determined by the UC Davis student Supreme Court during Winter 2001, LEAD violated enough election codes to be disqualified from this election. These violations included oversized posters and spending more than allowed, for example. Although LEAD had garnered the most votes, the student Court determined, after a thorough hearing which included multiple witnesses, that LEAD could not be seated under the campaign rules. The seats were instead given, by default, to the students who did not cheat with the next greatest amount of votes. The day after the decision, the students listed below held a rally -- megaphones and all (provided suspiciously by UC Davis administrators even though the proper paperwork was not ever filed) -- in which they bashed the decision as "racist." At the same time, suspicious "KKK" fliers appeared around campus, resulting in the local paper "The Davis Enterprise" contacting the KKK's Grand Wizard in Indiana for a quote. However, it shortly broke that multiple UC Davis janitors had observed the fliers being posted by an African-American student and an Asian student during the wee hours in the morning, likely in an effort to gin up support for their cause. Although it was never proven, rumor had it that the two students were Mr. Tiqula Bledsoe and his campaign manager Mr. Edgar Chen. Before the replacement ticket could be seated, UC Davis Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef and his numerous advisers and attorneys held a meeting in Mrak Hall about the situation. The LEAD ticket had threatened a lawsuit, arguing that the campaign agreement they had signed was "unconstitutional" and that they therefore didn't have to follow it. It was also revealed that nearly all of the students' parents were attorneys. The Chancellor called the replacement -- now, winning -- students into his office and basically demanded that they give up their seats so that LEAD could retake the seats despite their having broken the rules. The student court had no choice but to obey the Chancellor. The entire ASUCD political process was rendered meaningless, and the LEAD ticket had lost a lot of credibility. By the Fall of 2001, students were more angry than ever at Bledsoe. The television show "Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher" came to UC Davis and held an un-televised version of the show in the UC Davis Rec Hall. One of the panelists was Tiqula Bledsoe. As Maher introduced the first panelists, the 2,000 member audience politely applauded. But as soon as Maher introduced Bledsoe, the audience erupted with a resounding "BOOOOO!" that lasted for nearly a minute. Maher responded, "Wow! We'll have to hear what YOU did!" --["Users/J.D."] - * Tiqula [http://listproc.ucdavis.edu/archives/projectpeace/log0110/0001.html was on the show]. According to a Project Peace email, ''The topic of discussion will be the terrorist attacks and the ramifications of the ongoing "war against terrorism."''.

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EliYani — 2009-02-10 07:52:21

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J.D. — 2009-02-09 17:59:37

The term "elected" used to describe these candidates, but history is more clear.

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EdWins — 2009-02-08 17:18:02

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JamesSchwab — 2009-02-08 17:08:38

Revert to version 187 (Maybe you should rewrite with less bias and more facts please.).

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J.D. — 2009-02-08 15:46:23

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GregWebb — 2008-12-16 02:56:57

lol

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JasonAller — 2008-09-13 17:47:24

missed one

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JasonAller — 2008-09-13 17:46:43

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JamesSchwab — 2008-02-25 17:25:37

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JamesSchwab — 2008-02-25 17:22:42

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JamesSchwab — 2008-02-22 14:28:13

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JamesSchwab — 2008-01-27 21:03:29

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JamesSchwab — 2008-01-27 20:47:44

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StevenLee — 2008-01-21 18:10:17

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DavisNeedsLeaders — 2008-01-21 13:02:01

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JamesSchwab — 2007-11-26 13:27:52

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JasonAller — 2007-11-25 19:03:50

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JamesSchwab — 2007-11-20 11:47:49

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JamesSchwab — 2007-11-20 11:42:56

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RonPayne — 2007-11-16 12:45:19

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EdWins — 2007-11-10 14:27:42

lame. very common in any organization/politicalparty/even clubs.

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JoseBleckman — 2007-11-10 14:01:55

I feel its relevant.

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BrentLaabs — 2007-11-10 01:29:07

irrelevant detail. can everyone tell about the inner workings of say,the US BLM?

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CalebL.E.A.D. — 2007-11-09 19:43:14

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JamesSchwab — 2007-11-01 07:26:17

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JamesSchwab — 2007-10-22 21:00:04

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DanXie — 2007-10-19 09:23:21

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JamesSchwab — 2007-10-12 17:08:12

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JamesSchwab — 2007-10-11 12:31:50

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BrentLaabs — 2007-10-11 00:13:49

Revert to version 160 (Solidarity call call itself whatever it wants. doesn't apply here).

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- #redirect L.E.A.D. Slate	+ [[Image(reach.jpg, "LEADers at the ["R.E.A.C.H. Retreat"] 2007. Front:["Albert Parnell"], ["Madisyn Coniglio"] Middle:["Molly Fluet"], ["Naomi Amaha"], ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"], ["Genna Carnes"], ["Darnell Holloway"], ["Julie Hooper"], ["Eddie de la Torre"] Back: ["James Schwab"], ["Ravi Deepak"], ["Kareem Salem"].", right, thumbnail)]] + L.E.A.D. stands for Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination. Founded in the Winter 2000 ["ASUCD"] election, L.E.A.D. is commonly known as one of the two major ["ASUCD"] Senate political parties (the other being ["GO"]) on campus. L.E.A.D.'s stated goal is to improve the campus environment for all students and to advocate on behalf of students in city and state politics. The L.E.A.D. Party's internal decision making structure is unknown to outsiders, as well as some insiders. + [[Image(logo.jpg, thumbnail, 300)]] + -->'''See also: [wiki:lead:"Front page" Lead Wiki]'''<-- + === LEAD Mission Statement === + + "LEAD seeks to accomplish seven goals: '''Diversity'''; promote respect, equal opportunity and access, and a safe environment for all identities. '''Social Justice'''; empower and connect students to leaders and groups that help the underserved and underrepresented, that promote global prosperity and that uphold human rights for all persons. '''Environment'''; advocate environmental concerns as a significant priority in university decision making, increase student participation in groups and programs which conserve natural resources, restore environmental quality, and reduce the environmental impact of the campus and community. '''Student Quality of Life''';increase the diversity of the student population, mental and physical health resources, and entertainment options; improve the resources and funding available to students and student groups. '''ASUCD Reform'''; develop and implement policies and programs that guarantee the integrity, transparency, efficiency, outreach, and access of the student government. '''University Reform'''; advocate for University policies that guarantee an affordable, diverse, safe and healthy academic and campus environment. '''External Advocacy'''; maintain a strong student voice in city, county and state governments through the advocacy of student-friendly policies and laws." + + + == L.E.A.D. Accomplishments to date: == + + * Balancing of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/gov-documents/budget ASUCD Budget] + * Creation of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/commissions/gasc ASUCD Gender and Sexuality Commission] + * Funding for the [http://ccc.ucdavis.edu/programs/reach.html REACH Retreat] + * Bringing more entertainment to Davis through the City of Davis Entertainment Partnership + * Creation of the [http://kdvs.org/ KDVS Record Label] + * Funding for the [http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/eop/ Educational Opportunity Program] + * Creation of the [http://cce.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Center for the Environment] + * Funding for [http://lgbtrc.ucdavis.edu Pride Week] + * Creation of the [http://cooo.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Outreach and Organizing Office] + * Bringing more [http://wireless.ucdavis.edu/maps.cfm wireless access points] to campus + * Advocating for energy efficiency and sustainability within the UC system + * Funding for new drums for the [http://camb.ucdavis.edu/camb/index.php UC Davis Band-uh] + * Strengthening of ASUCD external affairs, including increased funding to [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/advocacy/lobby-corps.html student lobby efforts] + * Supporting [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/services/cal-aggie-camp Cal Aggie Camp], ASUCD's summer camp for disadvantaged inner-city youth + * Helping to bring [http://davischoicevoting.org/ Choice Voting] to ASUCD and City of Davis elections + * Creating the ASUCD Science and Engineering Committee to outreach to Science and Engineering Majors + * Creating positive change in the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/police/ City of Davis Police Department] + * Creating the ASUCD Student-Police Relations Committee + * Numerous election reforms to ensure fair elections + + = ["Fall 2007 ASUCD election" Fall 2007 Candidates] = + * ["Sahar Amin"] + * ["Lula Ahmed-Falol"] + * ["Chad Roberts"] + * ["Lauren Thomas"] + * ["Tracey Zeng"] + + Campaign Managers: ["KevinPowers" Kevin Powers] and ["Amy Hartstein"]. Treasurer: Missy Whitney + = ["Winter 2007 ASUCD election" Winter 2007 Candidates] = + * President: ["Kareem Salem"]-elected + * Vice-President: ["Julie Hooper"]-elected + + Senators: + * ["Madisyn Coniglio"]-not elected + * ["Usenima Inyang"]-not elected + * ["Michael Lay"]-elected + * ["Fazila Malik"]-elected + * ["Christine Pham"]-not elected + * ["Ivan Carrillo"]-elected + Campaign Manager: ["Helio Costa"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] + ["L.E.A.D./Platform" LEAD Platform, Winter 2007] + + + + = ["FAll 2006 ASUCD election" Fall 2006 Candidates] = + [[Image(LEADF06.jpg, "LEAD Fall 2006 Slate, from right to left, ["Albert Parnell"], former candidate ["Sandra Ramirez"], ["Dan Xie"], ["Andrew Peake"], ["Molly Fluet"], ["Daryl Suyat"]", right, thumbnail)]] + * ["Charles Bisesto"]-not elected + * ["Molly Fluet"]-elected + * ["Albert Parnell"]-not elected (Elected in the ["Winter 2007 ASUCD Election"] as an Independent.) + * ["Andrew Peake"]-elected + * ["Daryl Suyat"]-not elected + * ["Dan Xie"]-elected + + All six candidates [http://www.californiaaggie.com/home/news/2006/11/09/Opinion/Editorial.Asucd.Senate.Elections-2449789.shtml were endorsed] by ["The California Aggie"] + + Campaign Manager: ["James Schwab"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] + = ["Winter 2006 ASUCD election" Winter 2006 Candidates] = + [[Image(slatewin06.jpg, "LEAD Winter 2006 Slate: (Front row) Darnell Holloway, Genna Carnes, Dwaimy Rosas-Romero, Jarvis Burston,(Back Row) Andrew Bianchi, Ravi Deepak, Naomi Amaha, Marvin Zamora", right, thumbnail)]] + + + + * President: ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected + * Vice-President: ["Genna Carnes"]-elected + Senators: + * ["Naomi Amaha"]-elected + * ["Andrew Bianchi"]-not elected + * ["Jarvis Burston"]-not elected + * ["Ravi Deepak"]-elected + * ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"]-elected + * ["Marvin Zamora"]-elected + ["James Schwab"] was the campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Winter 2006 campaign treasurer. + + =["Fall 2005 ASUCD election" Fall 2005 Candidates] = + * ["Michael Aguilera" Mike "Kongo" Aguilera]-not elected + * ["Avni Patel"]-elected + * ["Christine Rogers"]-elected + * ["Kareem Salem"]-elected + * ["Tiny Sanders" Jon ''Tiny'' Sanders]-elected + * ["Jenny Yu"]-not elected + ["James Schwab"] was the Fall 2005 campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Fall 2005 campaign treasurer. + + = Winter 2005 Candidates = + * President: ["Caliph Assagai"] + * Vice President: ["Darnell Holloway"] + Senate: + * ["Gemma Jimenez"]-not elected + * ["Devin Whitney"]-not elected (although Devin lost the election, he was later appointed ["ASUCD Controller"]) + * ["Ann Marie Sanchez"]-not elected + * ["Kyle Keene"]-elected + * ["Nadeah Vali"]-elected (Elected as 8th Senator due to the resignaiton of ["Fall 2004 Election/Campaigning in Dorms Controversy" Nafeh Malik and Sean Ruel] ) + ["Andrew Wong"]-not elected + + The ["Davis College Republicans"], under the direction of ["George Andrews"], gave LEAD the ["DCR endorsement"], helping to ensure the landslide executive victory.There was a ["L.E.A.D. Press Release"] discussing the accomplishments of the LEAD during spring of 2005. + Treasurer: Usenima Inyang + + = Fall 2004 Candidates = + * ["Janine Fiel"]-elected + * Cory Good-not elected + * ["Thomas Lloyd"]-elected + * ["Eddie de la Torre"]-not elected + * Homer Lumbang De Ala-not elected + Treasurer: Usenima Inyang + = Winter 2004 Candidates = + * President: Levale Simpson-not elected + * Vice-President: Pamela Palpallatoc-not elected + Senators: + * ["Adam Barr"]-elected + * ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Karly.Kaufman-1316561.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Karly Kaufman]-not elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Jennifer.De.La.Vega-1316559.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Jenn de la Vega]-not elected + * Danielle Munoz-not elected + Treasurer: Nathan Thomas + = Fall 2003 Senate Candidates = + * ["Caliph Assagai"]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Juan-Carlos.Sanchez.8212.L.e.a.d-1315755.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Juan Carlos Sanchez]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Dyanna.Quizon.8212.L.e.a.d-1315750.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Dyanna Quizon]-elected + * Adriana Ramirez-not elected + * Mee Vang-not elected + Treasurer: Go Funai + = Winter 2003 Candidates = + * President: Vanessa Webster-not elected + * Vice-President: Caleb Hervey-not elected + Senators: + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Levale.Simpson.And.Pamela.Palpallatoc-1316554.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Levale Simpson]-elected + * Alyssa Ferree-not elected + * Kim Kunaniec-not elected + * Chia Ling Teoh-not elected + * Sidarth Kaw-not elected + * With only 5 candidates, LEAD offcially supported ["SonnyMohammadzadeh" Sonny Mohammadzadeh] and his push for ["Choice Voting"]. + Campaign Managers: ["Nathan Thomas"] and Kari Mansager. Treasurer:Go Funai + * Platform Issues: + * Creation of ["Generation Sex Week"] + * Repeal ["Open Container Ordinance"] + * Increase the University's committment to teaching diversity as well as drug and alcohol education. + * Create resources for students to learn about ["renter's rights"] and affordable housing. + + = Fall 2002 Candidates = + [[Image(Fall2002SenateResults.jpg, "Election results from the Fall 2002 Election. Voter turnout was around 8%.", right, thumbnail)]] + * Lydiana Alfaro-elected + * Go Funai-elected + * Caleb Hervey-elected + * Janet Favela-not elected + * Wileen Ringsiridacha-not elected + * Nathan Thomas-not elected + Campaign Managers: Manuel Carmona and Kari Mansager. Treasurer: Atul Nair + * Platform Issues: + * Increase student access to ["Mondavi Center"]. + * Provide environmentally friendly products at ["Campus Copies"]. + * Increase Campus Safety + * Expanding housing options + + = Winter 2002 Candidates = + [[Image(olderlead.jpg, thumbnail, right, "LEAD circa 2002, from right; Go Funai, Chad Sterling, Jasmine Bhuva, Kari Mansager, ["Caleb Hervey"], Atula Nair. In front; ["Nathan Thomas"], and ?")]] + * President: Manuel Carmona-not elected + * Vice-President: Mary Vasquez-not elected + Senators: + * Jasmine Bhuva-elected + * Kari Mansager-elected + * Chad Sterling-elected + * Riko Mendez-not elected + * Nathan Thomas-not elected + * Jimmy Xiong-not elected + Campaign Manager: Deanna Mills. Treasurer: Rosa Quintero. + * Platform Issues: + * Housing Availability and Affordability + * Create [http://mesa.ucdavis.edu/ Southeast Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.] + * Make campus venues cheaper and more available. + * Leadership Recognition Program + * Work with Academic Senate to increase student voting power + * Secure creation of Disabilities Awareness Week and ["Gay Pride Week"]. + + = Fall 2001 Candidates = + '''''There were no LEAD candidates during this election. However, some LEAD supporters, supported a similar slate: People's Collective''''' + People's Collective Candidates + * Victor Christy-not elected + * Theodros Gashaw-not elected + * Reema Parvez-not elected + * Charmayne Young-not elected + + = Winter 2001 Candidates = + * President: Tiqula Bledsoe-elected + * Vice-President: Dan Beaman-elected + Senators: + * Elyna Cespedes-elected + * Sepideh Gholamie-elected + * Sarah Hussain-elected + * Benjamin Ibarra-elected + * Will Kleir-elected + * Melissa Yeoh-elected + Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. + * Platform Issues: + * Increase Campus Safety: Fund R.A.D. self-defense training + * Expand the ["Department of Ethnic Studies"]. + * Increase K-12 Outreach + * New Sound System for ["ASUCD Coffee House"] + * Hate Crimes Awareness + * Diversity Workshops at Summer Advising + * Affordable Housing + * Promote ["Gay Community" LGBT] awareness + * Computers in 24 hour study lounge + * Aggie Olympics (Later to be called Aggie Ultimate Challenge which raised $7,000 for ASUCD scholarships) + + = Fall 2000 = + '''''There was no LEAD ticket in Fall 2000''''' + + = Winter 2000 = + * President: Matt Huerta-elected + * Erica Alfaro-elected + Senators: + * Rebecca Craemer-elected + * Peter Nam-elected + * Patrick Sukeforth-elected + Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. Treasurer: Deanna Mills. + * Platform Issues: + * Rent Stabilization + * Institutionalize ["Culture Days" Diversity days] + * More Money for ["Club Finance Council"] + * Free Testing Materials + * Student-Police relations + ----- + LEAD is currently in the process of becoming a SPAC-recognized organization. + ----- + + = LEAD in the NEWS = + * [http://occr.ucdavis.edu/news/view.cfm?news_id=56 LEAD-DCR Tensions in 2001] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/10/22/FrontPage/Slates.Fill.Candidate.Lists-1315536.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/17/FrontPage/Student.Focus.And.L.e.a.d.Split.Seats.In.Senate.Election-1315830.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election outcome] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/02/FrontPage/Slates.Line.Up.Students.For.Winter.Elections-1316326.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winte 2004 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/20/FrontPage/Outreach.L.e.a.d.s.To.Involvement-1316589.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Simpson, Palpallatoc Winter 2004 executive issues] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/L.e-a.d.Offers.Strongest.Senate.Candidates-1316615.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Endorsements] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/Vote-Simpson.And.Palpallatoc-1316612.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Executive Endorsement] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/27/FrontPage/Independent.breaks.The.Slate146-1316707.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Election Outcome] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election Outcome] + + [[Comments]] + ------ + ''2006-10-23 01:12:22'' [[nbsp]] Any talk on a platform? A NO on 85 resolution representing women should not be too tricky for L.E.A.D. Or would this be too obvious an opposition to CDP? Please comment. --["TylerFelix"] + ------ + ''2007-09-10 17:47:03'' [[nbsp]] Okay Leaders, Thanks to SteveO I'm on to you... I know you guys are the cancer that is killing the DavisWiki. --["Users/StevenDaubert"] + ''It's fine. At least they aren't the cancer that Is killing /b/'' -wl + * True, I'm just glad I got to see some honest statistics, even though brent skews the results by default.... --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

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- [[Image(reach.jpg, "LEADers at the ["R.E.A.C.H. Retreat"] 2007. Front:["Albert Parnell"], ["Madisyn Coniglio"] Middle:["Molly Fluet"], ["Naomi Amaha"], ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"], ["Genna Carnes"], ["Darnell Holloway"], ["Julie Hooper"], ["Eddie de la Torre"] Back: ["James Schwab"], ["Ravi Deepak"], ["Kareem Salem"].", right, thumbnail)]] - L.E.A.D. stands for Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination. Founded in the Winter 2000 ["ASUCD"] election, L.E.A.D. is commonly known as one of the two major ["ASUCD"] Senate political parties (the other being ["GO"]) on campus. L.E.A.D.'s stated goal is to improve the campus environment for all students and to advocate on behalf of students in city and state politics. The L.E.A.D. Party's internal decision making structure is unknown to outsiders, as well as some insiders. - [[Image(logo.jpg, thumbnail, 300)]] - -->'''See also: [wiki:lead:"Front page" Lead Wiki]'''<-- - === LEAD Mission Statement === - - "LEAD seeks to accomplish seven goals: '''Diversity'''; promote respect, equal opportunity and access, and a safe environment for all identities. '''Social Justice'''; empower and connect students to leaders and groups that help the underserved and underrepresented, that promote global prosperity and that uphold human rights for all persons. '''Environment'''; advocate environmental concerns as a significant priority in university decision making, increase student participation in groups and programs which conserve natural resources, restore environmental quality, and reduce the environmental impact of the campus and community. '''Student Quality of Life''';increase the diversity of the student population, mental and physical health resources, and entertainment options; improve the resources and funding available to students and student groups. '''ASUCD Reform'''; develop and implement policies and programs that guarantee the integrity, transparency, efficiency, outreach, and access of the student government. '''University Reform'''; advocate for University policies that guarantee an affordable, diverse, safe and healthy academic and campus environment. '''External Advocacy'''; maintain a strong student voice in city, county and state governments through the advocacy of student-friendly policies and laws." - - - == L.E.A.D. Accomplishments to date: == - - * Balancing of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/gov-documents/budget ASUCD Budget] - * Creation of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/commissions/gasc ASUCD Gender and Sexuality Commission] - * Funding for the [http://ccc.ucdavis.edu/programs/reach.html REACH Retreat] - * Bringing more entertainment to Davis through the City of Davis Entertainment Partnership - * Creation of the [http://kdvs.org/ KDVS Record Label] - * Funding for the [http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/eop/ Educational Opportunity Program] - * Creation of the [http://cce.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Center for the Environment] - * Funding for [http://lgbtrc.ucdavis.edu Pride Week] - * Creation of the [http://cooo.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Outreach and Organizing Office] - * Bringing more [http://wireless.ucdavis.edu/maps.cfm wireless access points] to campus - * Advocating for energy efficiency and sustainability within the UC system - * Funding for new drums for the [http://camb.ucdavis.edu/camb/index.php UC Davis Band-uh] - * Strengthening of ASUCD external affairs, including increased funding to [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/advocacy/lobby-corps.html student lobby efforts] - * Supporting [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/services/cal-aggie-camp Cal Aggie Camp], ASUCD's summer camp for disadvantaged inner-city youth - * Helping to bring [http://davischoicevoting.org/ Choice Voting] to ASUCD and City of Davis elections - * Creating the ASUCD Science and Engineering Committee to outreach to Science and Engineering Majors - * Creating positive change in the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/police/ City of Davis Police Department] - * Creating the ASUCD Student-Police Relations Committee - * Numerous election reforms to ensure fair elections - - = ["Fall 2007 ASUCD election" Fall 2007 Candidates] = - * ["Sahar Amin"] - * ["Lula Ahmed-Falol"] - * ["Chad Roberts"] - * ["Lauren Thomas"] - * ["Tracey Zeng"] - - Campaign Managers: ["KevinPowers" Kevin Powers] and ["Amy Hartstein"]. Treasurer: Missy Whitney - = ["Winter 2007 ASUCD election" Winter 2007 Candidates] = - * President: ["Kareem Salem"]-elected - * Vice-President: ["Julie Hooper"]-elected - - Senators: - * ["Madisyn Coniglio"]-not elected - * ["Usenima Inyang"]-not elected - * ["Michael Lay"]-elected - * ["Fazila Malik"]-elected - * ["Christine Pham"]-not elected - * ["Ivan Carrillo"]-elected - Campaign Manager: ["Helio Costa"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] - ["L.E.A.D./Platform" LEAD Platform, Winter 2007] - - - - = ["FAll 2006 ASUCD election" Fall 2006 Candidates] = - [[Image(LEADF06.jpg, "LEAD Fall 2006 Slate, from right to left, ["Albert Parnell"], former candidate ["Sandra Ramirez"], ["Dan Xie"], ["Andrew Peake"], ["Molly Fluet"], ["Daryl Suyat"]", right, thumbnail)]] - * ["Charles Bisesto"]-not elected - * ["Molly Fluet"]-elected - * ["Albert Parnell"]-not elected (Elected in the ["Winter 2007 ASUCD Election"] as an Independent.) - * ["Andrew Peake"]-elected - * ["Daryl Suyat"]-not elected - * ["Dan Xie"]-elected - - All six candidates [http://www.californiaaggie.com/home/news/2006/11/09/Opinion/Editorial.Asucd.Senate.Elections-2449789.shtml were endorsed] by ["The California Aggie"] - - Campaign Manager: ["James Schwab"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] - = ["Winter 2006 ASUCD election" Winter 2006 Candidates] = - [[Image(slatewin06.jpg, "LEAD Winter 2006 Slate: (Front row) Darnell Holloway, Genna Carnes, Dwaimy Rosas-Romero, Jarvis Burston,(Back Row) Andrew Bianchi, Ravi Deepak, Naomi Amaha, Marvin Zamora", right, thumbnail)]] - - - - * President: ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected - * Vice-President: ["Genna Carnes"]-elected - Senators: - * ["Naomi Amaha"]-elected - * ["Andrew Bianchi"]-not elected - * ["Jarvis Burston"]-not elected - * ["Ravi Deepak"]-elected - * ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"]-elected - * ["Marvin Zamora"]-elected - ["James Schwab"] was the campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Winter 2006 campaign treasurer. - - =["Fall 2005 ASUCD election" Fall 2005 Candidates] = - * ["Michael Aguilera" Mike "Kongo" Aguilera]-not elected - * ["Avni Patel"]-elected - * ["Christine Rogers"]-elected - * ["Kareem Salem"]-elected - * ["Tiny Sanders" Jon ''Tiny'' Sanders]-elected - * ["Jenny Yu"]-not elected - ["James Schwab"] was the Fall 2005 campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Fall 2005 campaign treasurer. - - = Winter 2005 Candidates = - * President: ["Caliph Assagai"] - * Vice President: ["Darnell Holloway"] - Senate: - * ["Gemma Jimenez"]-not elected - * ["Devin Whitney"]-not elected (although Devin lost the election, he was later appointed ["ASUCD Controller"]) - * ["Ann Marie Sanchez"]-not elected - * ["Kyle Keene"]-elected - * ["Nadeah Vali"]-elected (Elected as 8th Senator due to the resignaiton of ["Fall 2004 Election/Campaigning in Dorms Controversy" Nafeh Malik and Sean Ruel] ) - ["Andrew Wong"]-not elected - - The ["Davis College Republicans"], under the direction of ["George Andrews"], gave LEAD the ["DCR endorsement"], helping to ensure the landslide executive victory.There was a ["L.E.A.D. Press Release"] discussing the accomplishments of the LEAD during spring of 2005. - Treasurer: Usenima Inyang - - = Fall 2004 Candidates = - * ["Janine Fiel"]-elected - * Cory Good-not elected - * ["Thomas Lloyd"]-elected - * ["Eddie de la Torre"]-not elected - * Homer Lumbang De Ala-not elected - Treasurer: Usenima Inyang - = Winter 2004 Candidates = - * President: Levale Simpson-not elected - * Vice-President: Pamela Palpallatoc-not elected - Senators: - * ["Adam Barr"]-elected - * ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Karly.Kaufman-1316561.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Karly Kaufman]-not elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Jennifer.De.La.Vega-1316559.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Jenn de la Vega]-not elected - * Danielle Munoz-not elected - Treasurer: Nathan Thomas - = Fall 2003 Senate Candidates = - * ["Caliph Assagai"]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Juan-Carlos.Sanchez.8212.L.e.a.d-1315755.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Juan Carlos Sanchez]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Dyanna.Quizon.8212.L.e.a.d-1315750.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Dyanna Quizon]-elected - * Adriana Ramirez-not elected - * Mee Vang-not elected - Treasurer: Go Funai - = Winter 2003 Candidates = - * President: Vanessa Webster-not elected - * Vice-President: Caleb Hervey-not elected - Senators: - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Levale.Simpson.And.Pamela.Palpallatoc-1316554.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Levale Simpson]-elected - * Alyssa Ferree-not elected - * Kim Kunaniec-not elected - * Chia Ling Teoh-not elected - * Sidarth Kaw-not elected - * With only 5 candidates, LEAD offcially supported ["SonnyMohammadzadeh" Sonny Mohammadzadeh] and his push for ["Choice Voting"]. - Campaign Managers: ["Nathan Thomas"] and Kari Mansager. Treasurer:Go Funai - * Platform Issues: - * Creation of ["Generation Sex Week"] - * Repeal ["Open Container Ordinance"] - * Increase the University's committment to teaching diversity as well as drug and alcohol education. - * Create resources for students to learn about ["renter's rights"] and affordable housing. - - = Fall 2002 Candidates = - [[Image(Fall2002SenateResults.jpg, "Election results from the Fall 2002 Election. Voter turnout was around 8%.", right, thumbnail)]] - * Lydiana Alfaro-elected - * Go Funai-elected - * Caleb Hervey-elected - * Janet Favela-not elected - * Wileen Ringsiridacha-not elected - * Nathan Thomas-not elected - Campaign Managers: Manuel Carmona and Kari Mansager. Treasurer: Atul Nair - * Platform Issues: - * Increase student access to ["Mondavi Center"]. - * Provide environmentally friendly products at ["Campus Copies"]. - * Increase Campus Safety - * Expanding housing options - - = Winter 2002 Candidates = - [[Image(olderlead.jpg, thumbnail, right, "LEAD circa 2002, from right; Go Funai, Chad Sterling, Jasmine Bhuva, Kari Mansager, ["Caleb Hervey"], Atula Nair. In front; ["Nathan Thomas"], and ?")]] - * President: Manuel Carmona-not elected - * Vice-President: Mary Vasquez-not elected - Senators: - * Jasmine Bhuva-elected - * Kari Mansager-elected - * Chad Sterling-elected - * Riko Mendez-not elected - * Nathan Thomas-not elected - * Jimmy Xiong-not elected - Campaign Manager: Deanna Mills. Treasurer: Rosa Quintero. - * Platform Issues: - * Housing Availability and Affordability - * Create [http://mesa.ucdavis.edu/ Southeast Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.] - * Make campus venues cheaper and more available. - * Leadership Recognition Program - * Work with Academic Senate to increase student voting power - * Secure creation of Disabilities Awareness Week and ["Gay Pride Week"]. - - = Fall 2001 Candidates = - '''''There were no LEAD candidates during this election. However, some LEAD supporters, supported a similar slate: People's Collective''''' - People's Collective Candidates - * Victor Christy-not elected - * Theodros Gashaw-not elected - * Reema Parvez-not elected - * Charmayne Young-not elected - - = Winter 2001 Candidates = - * President: Tiqula Bledsoe-elected - * Vice-President: Dan Beaman-elected - Senators: - * Elyna Cespedes-elected - * Sepideh Gholamie-elected - * Sarah Hussain-elected - * Benjamin Ibarra-elected - * Will Kleir-elected - * Melissa Yeoh-elected - Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. - * Platform Issues: - * Increase Campus Safety: Fund R.A.D. self-defense training - * Expand the ["Department of Ethnic Studies"]. - * Increase K-12 Outreach - * New Sound System for ["ASUCD Coffee House"] - * Hate Crimes Awareness - * Diversity Workshops at Summer Advising - * Affordable Housing - * Promote ["Gay Community" LGBT] awareness - * Computers in 24 hour study lounge - * Aggie Olympics (Later to be called Aggie Ultimate Challenge which raised $7,000 for ASUCD scholarships) - - = Fall 2000 = - '''''There was no LEAD ticket in Fall 2000''''' - - = Winter 2000 = - * President: Matt Huerta-elected - * Erica Alfaro-elected - Senators: - * Rebecca Craemer-elected - * Peter Nam-elected - * Patrick Sukeforth-elected - Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. Treasurer: Deanna Mills. - * Platform Issues: - * Rent Stabilization - * Institutionalize ["Culture Days" Diversity days] - * More Money for ["Club Finance Council"] - * Free Testing Materials - * Student-Police relations - ----- - LEAD is currently in the process of becoming a SPAC-recognized organization. - ----- - - = LEAD in the NEWS = - * [http://occr.ucdavis.edu/news/view.cfm?news_id=56 LEAD-DCR Tensions in 2001] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/10/22/FrontPage/Slates.Fill.Candidate.Lists-1315536.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/17/FrontPage/Student.Focus.And.L.e.a.d.Split.Seats.In.Senate.Election-1315830.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election outcome] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/02/FrontPage/Slates.Line.Up.Students.For.Winter.Elections-1316326.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winte 2004 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/20/FrontPage/Outreach.L.e.a.d.s.To.Involvement-1316589.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Simpson, Palpallatoc Winter 2004 executive issues] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/L.e-a.d.Offers.Strongest.Senate.Candidates-1316615.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Endorsements] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/Vote-Simpson.And.Palpallatoc-1316612.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Executive Endorsement] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/27/FrontPage/Independent.breaks.The.Slate146-1316707.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Election Outcome] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election Outcome] - - [[Comments]] - ------ - ''2006-10-23 01:12:22'' [[nbsp]] Any talk on a platform? A NO on 85 resolution representing women should not be too tricky for L.E.A.D. Or would this be too obvious an opposition to CDP? Please comment. --["TylerFelix"] - ------ - ''2007-09-10 17:47:03'' [[nbsp]] Okay Leaders, Thanks to SteveO I'm on to you... I know you guys are the cancer that is killing the DavisWiki. --["Users/StevenDaubert"] - ''It's fine. At least they aren't the cancer that Is killing /b/'' -wl - * True, I'm just glad I got to see some honest statistics, even though brent skews the results by default.... --["Users/StevenDaubert"]	+ #redirect L.E.A.D. Slate

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- #redirect ASUCD Slate/L.E.A.D.	+ [[Image(reach.jpg, "LEADers at the ["R.E.A.C.H. Retreat"] 2007. Front:["Albert Parnell"], ["Madisyn Coniglio"] Middle:["Molly Fluet"], ["Naomi Amaha"], ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"], ["Genna Carnes"], ["Darnell Holloway"], ["Julie Hooper"], ["Eddie de la Torre"] Back: ["James Schwab"], ["Ravi Deepak"], ["Kareem Salem"].", right, thumbnail)]] + L.E.A.D. stands for Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination. Founded in the Winter 2000 ["ASUCD"] election, L.E.A.D. is commonly known as one of the two major ["ASUCD"] Senate political parties (the other being ["GO"]) on campus. L.E.A.D.'s stated goal is to improve the campus environment for all students and to advocate on behalf of students in city and state politics. The L.E.A.D. Party's internal decision making structure is unknown to outsiders, as well as some insiders. + [[Image(logo.jpg, thumbnail, 300)]] + -->'''See also: [wiki:lead:"Front page" Lead Wiki]'''<-- + === LEAD Mission Statement === + + "LEAD seeks to accomplish seven goals: '''Diversity'''; promote respect, equal opportunity and access, and a safe environment for all identities. '''Social Justice'''; empower and connect students to leaders and groups that help the underserved and underrepresented, that promote global prosperity and that uphold human rights for all persons. '''Environment'''; advocate environmental concerns as a significant priority in university decision making, increase student participation in groups and programs which conserve natural resources, restore environmental quality, and reduce the environmental impact of the campus and community. '''Student Quality of Life''';increase the diversity of the student population, mental and physical health resources, and entertainment options; improve the resources and funding available to students and student groups. '''ASUCD Reform'''; develop and implement policies and programs that guarantee the integrity, transparency, efficiency, outreach, and access of the student government. '''University Reform'''; advocate for University policies that guarantee an affordable, diverse, safe and healthy academic and campus environment. '''External Advocacy'''; maintain a strong student voice in city, county and state governments through the advocacy of student-friendly policies and laws." + + + == L.E.A.D. Accomplishments to date: == + + * Balancing of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/gov-documents/budget ASUCD Budget] + * Creation of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/commissions/gasc ASUCD Gender and Sexuality Commission] + * Funding for the [http://ccc.ucdavis.edu/programs/reach.html REACH Retreat] + * Bringing more entertainment to Davis through the City of Davis Entertainment Partnership + * Creation of the [http://kdvs.org/ KDVS Record Label] + * Funding for the [http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/eop/ Educational Opportunity Program] + * Creation of the [http://cce.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Center for the Environment] + * Funding for [http://lgbtrc.ucdavis.edu Pride Week] + * Creation of the [http://cooo.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Outreach and Organizing Office] + * Bringing more [http://wireless.ucdavis.edu/maps.cfm wireless access points] to campus + * Advocating for energy efficiency and sustainability within the UC system + * Funding for new drums for the [http://camb.ucdavis.edu/camb/index.php UC Davis Band-uh] + * Strengthening of ASUCD external affairs, including increased funding to [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/advocacy/lobby-corps.html student lobby efforts] + * Supporting [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/services/cal-aggie-camp Cal Aggie Camp], ASUCD's summer camp for disadvantaged inner-city youth + * Helping to bring [http://davischoicevoting.org/ Choice Voting] to ASUCD and City of Davis elections + * Creating the ASUCD Science and Engineering Committee to outreach to Science and Engineering Majors + * Creating positive change in the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/police/ City of Davis Police Department] + * Creating the ASUCD Student-Police Relations Committee + * Numerous election reforms to ensure fair elections + + = ["Fall 2007 ASUCD election" Fall 2007 Candidates] = + * ["Sahar Amin"] + * ["Lula Ahmed-Falol"] + * ["Chad Roberts"] + * ["Lauren Thomas"] + * ["Tracey Zeng"] + + Campaign Managers: ["KevinPowers" Kevin Powers] and ["Amy Hartstein"]. Treasurer: Missy Whitney + = ["Winter 2007 ASUCD election" Winter 2007 Candidates] = + * President: ["Kareem Salem"]-elected + * Vice-President: ["Julie Hooper"]-elected + + Senators: + * ["Madisyn Coniglio"]-not elected + * ["Usenima Inyang"]-not elected + * ["Michael Lay"]-elected + * ["Fazila Malik"]-elected + * ["Christine Pham"]-not elected + * ["Ivan Carrillo"]-elected + Campaign Manager: ["Helio Costa"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] + ["L.E.A.D./Platform" LEAD Platform, Winter 2007] + + + + = ["FAll 2006 ASUCD election" Fall 2006 Candidates] = + [[Image(LEADF06.jpg, "LEAD Fall 2006 Slate, from right to left, ["Albert Parnell"], former candidate ["Sandra Ramirez"], ["Dan Xie"], ["Andrew Peake"], ["Molly Fluet"], ["Daryl Suyat"]", right, thumbnail)]] + * ["Charles Bisesto"]-not elected + * ["Molly Fluet"]-elected + * ["Albert Parnell"]-not elected (Elected in the ["Winter 2007 ASUCD Election"] as an Independent.) + * ["Andrew Peake"]-elected + * ["Daryl Suyat"]-not elected + * ["Dan Xie"]-elected + + All six candidates [http://www.californiaaggie.com/home/news/2006/11/09/Opinion/Editorial.Asucd.Senate.Elections-2449789.shtml were endorsed] by ["The California Aggie"] + + Campaign Manager: ["James Schwab"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] + = ["Winter 2006 ASUCD election" Winter 2006 Candidates] = + [[Image(slatewin06.jpg, "LEAD Winter 2006 Slate: (Front row) Darnell Holloway, Genna Carnes, Dwaimy Rosas-Romero, Jarvis Burston,(Back Row) Andrew Bianchi, Ravi Deepak, Naomi Amaha, Marvin Zamora", right, thumbnail)]] + + + + * President: ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected + * Vice-President: ["Genna Carnes"]-elected + Senators: + * ["Naomi Amaha"]-elected + * ["Andrew Bianchi"]-not elected + * ["Jarvis Burston"]-not elected + * ["Ravi Deepak"]-elected + * ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"]-elected + * ["Marvin Zamora"]-elected + ["James Schwab"] was the campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Winter 2006 campaign treasurer. + + =["Fall 2005 ASUCD election" Fall 2005 Candidates] = + * ["Michael Aguilera" Mike "Kongo" Aguilera]-not elected + * ["Avni Patel"]-elected + * ["Christine Rogers"]-elected + * ["Kareem Salem"]-elected + * ["Tiny Sanders" Jon ''Tiny'' Sanders]-elected + * ["Jenny Yu"]-not elected + ["James Schwab"] was the Fall 2005 campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Fall 2005 campaign treasurer. + + = Winter 2005 Candidates = + * President: ["Caliph Assagai"] + * Vice President: ["Darnell Holloway"] + Senate: + * ["Gemma Jimenez"]-not elected + * ["Devin Whitney"]-not elected (although Devin lost the election, he was later appointed ["ASUCD Controller"]) + * ["Ann Marie Sanchez"]-not elected + * ["Kyle Keene"]-elected + * ["Nadeah Vali"]-elected (Elected as 8th Senator due to the resignaiton of ["Fall 2004 Election/Campaigning in Dorms Controversy" Nafeh Malik and Sean Ruel] ) + ["Andrew Wong"]-not elected + + The ["Davis College Republicans"], under the direction of ["George Andrews"], gave LEAD the ["DCR endorsement"], helping to ensure the landslide executive victory.There was a ["L.E.A.D. Press Release"] discussing the accomplishments of the LEAD during spring of 2005. + Treasurer: Usenima Inyang + + = Fall 2004 Candidates = + * ["Janine Fiel"]-elected + * Cory Good-not elected + * ["Thomas Lloyd"]-elected + * ["Eddie de la Torre"]-not elected + * Homer Lumbang De Ala-not elected + Treasurer: Usenima Inyang + = Winter 2004 Candidates = + * President: Levale Simpson-not elected + * Vice-President: Pamela Palpallatoc-not elected + Senators: + * ["Adam Barr"]-elected + * ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Karly.Kaufman-1316561.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Karly Kaufman]-not elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Jennifer.De.La.Vega-1316559.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Jenn de la Vega]-not elected + * Danielle Munoz-not elected + Treasurer: Nathan Thomas + = Fall 2003 Senate Candidates = + * ["Caliph Assagai"]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Juan-Carlos.Sanchez.8212.L.e.a.d-1315755.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Juan Carlos Sanchez]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Dyanna.Quizon.8212.L.e.a.d-1315750.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Dyanna Quizon]-elected + * Adriana Ramirez-not elected + * Mee Vang-not elected + Treasurer: Go Funai + = Winter 2003 Candidates = + * President: Vanessa Webster-not elected + * Vice-President: Caleb Hervey-not elected + Senators: + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Levale.Simpson.And.Pamela.Palpallatoc-1316554.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Levale Simpson]-elected + * Alyssa Ferree-not elected + * Kim Kunaniec-not elected + * Chia Ling Teoh-not elected + * Sidarth Kaw-not elected + * With only 5 candidates, LEAD offcially supported ["SonnyMohammadzadeh" Sonny Mohammadzadeh] and his push for ["Choice Voting"]. + Campaign Managers: ["Nathan Thomas"] and Kari Mansager. Treasurer:Go Funai + * Platform Issues: + * Creation of ["Generation Sex Week"] + * Repeal ["Open Container Ordinance"] + * Increase the University's committment to teaching diversity as well as drug and alcohol education. + * Create resources for students to learn about ["renter's rights"] and affordable housing. + + = Fall 2002 Candidates = + [[Image(Fall2002SenateResults.jpg, "Election results from the Fall 2002 Election. Voter turnout was around 8%.", right, thumbnail)]] + * Lydiana Alfaro-elected + * Go Funai-elected + * Caleb Hervey-elected + * Janet Favela-not elected + * Wileen Ringsiridacha-not elected + * Nathan Thomas-not elected + Campaign Managers: Manuel Carmona and Kari Mansager. Treasurer: Atul Nair + * Platform Issues: + * Increase student access to ["Mondavi Center"]. + * Provide environmentally friendly products at ["Campus Copies"]. + * Increase Campus Safety + * Expanding housing options + + = Winter 2002 Candidates = + [[Image(olderlead.jpg, thumbnail, right, "LEAD circa 2002, from right; Go Funai, Chad Sterling, Jasmine Bhuva, Kari Mansager, ["Caleb Hervey"], Atula Nair. In front; ["Nathan Thomas"], and ?")]] + * President: Manuel Carmona-not elected + * Vice-President: Mary Vasquez-not elected + Senators: + * Jasmine Bhuva-elected + * Kari Mansager-elected + * Chad Sterling-elected + * Riko Mendez-not elected + * Nathan Thomas-not elected + * Jimmy Xiong-not elected + Campaign Manager: Deanna Mills. Treasurer: Rosa Quintero. + * Platform Issues: + * Housing Availability and Affordability + * Create [http://mesa.ucdavis.edu/ Southeast Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.] + * Make campus venues cheaper and more available. + * Leadership Recognition Program + * Work with Academic Senate to increase student voting power + * Secure creation of Disabilities Awareness Week and ["Gay Pride Week"]. + + = Fall 2001 Candidates = + '''''There were no LEAD candidates during this election. However, some LEAD supporters, supported a similar slate: People's Collective''''' + People's Collective Candidates + * Victor Christy-not elected + * Theodros Gashaw-not elected + * Reema Parvez-not elected + * Charmayne Young-not elected + + = Winter 2001 Candidates = + * President: Tiqula Bledsoe-elected + * Vice-President: Dan Beaman-elected + Senators: + * Elyna Cespedes-elected + * Sepideh Gholamie-elected + * Sarah Hussain-elected + * Benjamin Ibarra-elected + * Will Kleir-elected + * Melissa Yeoh-elected + Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. + * Platform Issues: + * Increase Campus Safety: Fund R.A.D. self-defense training + * Expand the ["Department of Ethnic Studies"]. + * Increase K-12 Outreach + * New Sound System for ["ASUCD Coffee House"] + * Hate Crimes Awareness + * Diversity Workshops at Summer Advising + * Affordable Housing + * Promote ["Gay Community" LGBT] awareness + * Computers in 24 hour study lounge + * Aggie Olympics (Later to be called Aggie Ultimate Challenge which raised $7,000 for ASUCD scholarships) + + = Fall 2000 = + '''''There was no LEAD ticket in Fall 2000''''' + + = Winter 2000 = + * President: Matt Huerta-elected + * Erica Alfaro-elected + Senators: + * Rebecca Craemer-elected + * Peter Nam-elected + * Patrick Sukeforth-elected + Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. Treasurer: Deanna Mills. + * Platform Issues: + * Rent Stabilization + * Institutionalize ["Culture Days" Diversity days] + * More Money for ["Club Finance Council"] + * Free Testing Materials + * Student-Police relations + ----- + LEAD is currently in the process of becoming a SPAC-recognized organization. + ----- + + = LEAD in the NEWS = + * [http://occr.ucdavis.edu/news/view.cfm?news_id=56 LEAD-DCR Tensions in 2001] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/10/22/FrontPage/Slates.Fill.Candidate.Lists-1315536.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/17/FrontPage/Student.Focus.And.L.e.a.d.Split.Seats.In.Senate.Election-1315830.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election outcome] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/02/FrontPage/Slates.Line.Up.Students.For.Winter.Elections-1316326.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winte 2004 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/20/FrontPage/Outreach.L.e.a.d.s.To.Involvement-1316589.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Simpson, Palpallatoc Winter 2004 executive issues] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/L.e-a.d.Offers.Strongest.Senate.Candidates-1316615.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Endorsements] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/Vote-Simpson.And.Palpallatoc-1316612.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Executive Endorsement] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/27/FrontPage/Independent.breaks.The.Slate146-1316707.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Election Outcome] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election Outcome] + + [[Comments]] + ------ + ''2006-10-23 01:12:22'' [[nbsp]] Any talk on a platform? A NO on 85 resolution representing women should not be too tricky for L.E.A.D. Or would this be too obvious an opposition to CDP? Please comment. --["TylerFelix"] + ------ + ''2007-09-10 17:47:03'' [[nbsp]] Okay Leaders, Thanks to SteveO I'm on to you... I know you guys are the cancer that is killing the DavisWiki. --["Users/StevenDaubert"] + ''It's fine. At least they aren't the cancer that Is killing /b/'' -wl + * True, I'm just glad I got to see some honest statistics, even though brent skews the results by default.... --["Users/StevenDaubert"]

L.E.A.D.

JamesSchwab — 2007-10-09 09:13:43

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Party's internal decision making structure is unknown to outsiders, as well as some insiders. - [[Image(logo.jpg, thumbnail, 300)]] - -->'''See also: [wiki:lead:"Front page" Lead Wiki]'''<-- - === LEAD Mission Statement === - - "LEAD seeks to accomplish seven goals: '''Diversity'''; promote respect, equal opportunity and access, and a safe environment for all identities. '''Social Justice'''; empower and connect students to leaders and groups that help the underserved and underrepresented, that promote global prosperity and that uphold human rights for all persons. '''Environment'''; advocate environmental concerns as a significant priority in university decision making, increase student participation in groups and programs which conserve natural resources, restore environmental quality, and reduce the environmental impact of the campus and community. '''Student Quality of Life''';increase the diversity of the student population, mental and physical health resources, and entertainment options; improve the resources and funding available to students and student groups. '''ASUCD Reform'''; develop and implement policies and programs that guarantee the integrity, transparency, efficiency, outreach, and access of the student government. '''University Reform'''; advocate for University policies that guarantee an affordable, diverse, safe and healthy academic and campus environment. '''External Advocacy'''; maintain a strong student voice in city, county and state governments through the advocacy of student-friendly policies and laws." - - - == L.E.A.D. Accomplishments to date: == - - * Balancing of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/gov-documents/budget ASUCD Budget] - * Creation of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/commissions/gasc ASUCD Gender and Sexuality Commission] - * Funding for the [http://ccc.ucdavis.edu/programs/reach.html REACH Retreat] - * Bringing more entertainment to Davis through the City of Davis Entertainment Partnership - * Creation of the [http://kdvs.org/ KDVS Record Label] - * Funding for the [http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/eop/ Educational Opportunity Program] - * Creation of the [http://cce.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Center for the Environment] - * Funding for [http://lgbtrc.ucdavis.edu Pride Week] - * Creation of the [http://cooo.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Outreach and Organizing Office] - * Bringing more [http://wireless.ucdavis.edu/maps.cfm wireless access points] to campus - * Advocating for energy efficiency and sustainability within the UC system - * Funding for new drums for the [http://camb.ucdavis.edu/camb/index.php UC Davis Band-uh] - * Strengthening of ASUCD external affairs, including increased funding to [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/advocacy/lobby-corps.html student lobby efforts] - * Supporting [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/services/cal-aggie-camp Cal Aggie Camp], ASUCD's summer camp for disadvantaged inner-city youth - * Helping to bring [http://davischoicevoting.org/ Choice Voting] to ASUCD and City of Davis elections - * Creating the ASUCD Science and Engineering Committee to outreach to Science and Engineering Majors - * Creating positive change in the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/police/ City of Davis Police Department] - * Creating the ASUCD Student-Police Relations Committee - * Numerous election reforms to ensure fair elections - - = ["Fall 2007 ASUCD election" Fall 2007 Candidates] = - * ["Sahar Amin"] - * ["Lula Ahmed-Falol"] - * ["Chad Roberts"] - * ["Lauren Thomas"] - * ["Tracey Zeng"] - - Campaign Managers: ["KevinPowers" Kevin Powers] and ["Amy Hartstein"]. Treasurer: Missy Whitney - = ["Winter 2007 ASUCD election" Winter 2007 Candidates] = - * President: ["Kareem Salem"]-elected - * Vice-President: ["Julie Hooper"]-elected - - Senators: - * ["Madisyn Coniglio"]-not elected - * ["Usenima Inyang"]-not elected - * ["Michael Lay"]-elected - * ["Fazila Malik"]-elected - * ["Christine Pham"]-not elected - * ["Ivan Carrillo"]-elected - Campaign Manager: ["Helio Costa"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] - ["L.E.A.D./Platform" LEAD Platform, Winter 2007] - - - - = ["FAll 2006 ASUCD election" Fall 2006 Candidates] = - [[Image(LEADF06.jpg, "LEAD Fall 2006 Slate, from right to left, ["Albert Parnell"], former candidate ["Sandra Ramirez"], ["Dan Xie"], ["Andrew Peake"], ["Molly Fluet"], ["Daryl Suyat"]", right, thumbnail)]] - * ["Charles Bisesto"]-not elected - * ["Molly Fluet"]-elected - * ["Albert Parnell"]-not elected (Elected in the ["Winter 2007 ASUCD Election"] as an Independent.) - * ["Andrew Peake"]-elected - * ["Daryl Suyat"]-not elected - * ["Dan Xie"]-elected - - All six candidates [http://www.californiaaggie.com/home/news/2006/11/09/Opinion/Editorial.Asucd.Senate.Elections-2449789.shtml were endorsed] by ["The California Aggie"] - - Campaign Manager: ["James Schwab"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] - = ["Winter 2006 ASUCD election" Winter 2006 Candidates] = - [[Image(slatewin06.jpg, "LEAD Winter 2006 Slate: (Front row) Darnell Holloway, Genna Carnes, Dwaimy Rosas-Romero, Jarvis Burston,(Back Row) Andrew Bianchi, Ravi Deepak, Naomi Amaha, Marvin Zamora", right, thumbnail)]] - - - - * President: ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected - * Vice-President: ["Genna Carnes"]-elected - Senators: - * ["Naomi Amaha"]-elected - * ["Andrew Bianchi"]-not elected - * ["Jarvis Burston"]-not elected - * ["Ravi Deepak"]-elected - * ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"]-elected - * ["Marvin Zamora"]-elected - ["James Schwab"] was the campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Winter 2006 campaign treasurer. - - =["Fall 2005 ASUCD election" Fall 2005 Candidates] = - * ["Michael Aguilera" Mike "Kongo" Aguilera]-not elected - * ["Avni Patel"]-elected - * ["Christine Rogers"]-elected - * ["Kareem Salem"]-elected - * ["Tiny Sanders" Jon ''Tiny'' Sanders]-elected - * ["Jenny Yu"]-not elected - ["James Schwab"] was the Fall 2005 campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Fall 2005 campaign treasurer. - - = Winter 2005 Candidates = - * President: ["Caliph Assagai"] - * Vice President: ["Darnell Holloway"] - Senate: - * ["Gemma Jimenez"]-not elected - * ["Devin Whitney"]-not elected (although Devin lost the election, he was later appointed ["ASUCD Controller"]) - * ["Ann Marie Sanchez"]-not elected - * ["Kyle Keene"]-elected - * ["Nadeah Vali"]-elected (Elected as 8th Senator due to the resignaiton of ["Fall 2004 Election/Campaigning in Dorms Controversy" Nafeh Malik and Sean Ruel] ) - ["Andrew Wong"]-not elected - - The ["Davis College Republicans"], under the direction of ["George Andrews"], gave LEAD the ["DCR endorsement"], helping to ensure the landslide executive victory.There was a ["L.E.A.D. Press Release"] discussing the accomplishments of the LEAD during spring of 2005. - Treasurer: Usenima Inyang - - = Fall 2004 Candidates = - * ["Janine Fiel"]-elected - * Cory Good-not elected - * ["Thomas Lloyd"]-elected - * ["Eddie de la Torre"]-not elected - * Homer Lumbang De Ala-not elected - Treasurer: Usenima Inyang - = Winter 2004 Candidates = - * President: Levale Simpson-not elected - * Vice-President: Pamela Palpallatoc-not elected - Senators: - * ["Adam Barr"]-elected - * ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Karly.Kaufman-1316561.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Karly Kaufman]-not elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Jennifer.De.La.Vega-1316559.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Jenn de la Vega]-not elected - * Danielle Munoz-not elected - Treasurer: Nathan Thomas - = Fall 2003 Senate Candidates = - * ["Caliph Assagai"]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Juan-Carlos.Sanchez.8212.L.e.a.d-1315755.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Juan Carlos Sanchez]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Dyanna.Quizon.8212.L.e.a.d-1315750.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Dyanna Quizon]-elected - * Adriana Ramirez-not elected - * Mee Vang-not elected - Treasurer: Go Funai - = Winter 2003 Candidates = - * President: Vanessa Webster-not elected - * Vice-President: Caleb Hervey-not elected - Senators: - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Levale.Simpson.And.Pamela.Palpallatoc-1316554.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Levale Simpson]-elected - * Alyssa Ferree-not elected - * Kim Kunaniec-not elected - * Chia Ling Teoh-not elected - * Sidarth Kaw-not elected - * With only 5 candidates, LEAD offcially supported ["SonnyMohammadzadeh" Sonny Mohammadzadeh] and his push for ["Choice Voting"]. - Campaign Managers: ["Nathan Thomas"] and Kari Mansager. Treasurer:Go Funai - * Platform Issues: - * Creation of ["Generation Sex Week"] - * Repeal ["Open Container Ordinance"] - * Increase the University's committment to teaching diversity as well as drug and alcohol education. - * Create resources for students to learn about ["renter's rights"] and affordable housing. - - = Fall 2002 Candidates = - [[Image(Fall2002SenateResults.jpg, "Election results from the Fall 2002 Election. Voter turnout was around 8%.", right, thumbnail)]] - * Lydiana Alfaro-elected - * Go Funai-elected - * Caleb Hervey-elected - * Janet Favela-not elected - * Wileen Ringsiridacha-not elected - * Nathan Thomas-not elected - Campaign Managers: Manuel Carmona and Kari Mansager. Treasurer: Atul Nair - * Platform Issues: - * Increase student access to ["Mondavi Center"]. - * Provide environmentally friendly products at ["Campus Copies"]. - * Increase Campus Safety - * Expanding housing options - - = Winter 2002 Candidates = - [[Image(olderlead.jpg, thumbnail, right, "LEAD circa 2002, from right; Go Funai, Chad Sterling, Jasmine Bhuva, Kari Mansager, ["Caleb Hervey"], Atula Nair. In front; ["Nathan Thomas"], and ?")]] - * President: Manuel Carmona-not elected - * Vice-President: Mary Vasquez-not elected - Senators: - * Jasmine Bhuva-elected - * Kari Mansager-elected - * Chad Sterling-elected - * Riko Mendez-not elected - * Nathan Thomas-not elected - * Jimmy Xiong-not elected - Campaign Manager: Deanna Mills. Treasurer: Rosa Quintero. - * Platform Issues: - * Housing Availability and Affordability - * Create [http://mesa.ucdavis.edu/ Southeast Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.] - * Make campus venues cheaper and more available. - * Leadership Recognition Program - * Work with Academic Senate to increase student voting power - * Secure creation of Disabilities Awareness Week and ["Gay Pride Week"]. - - = Fall 2001 Candidates = - '''''There were no LEAD candidates during this election. However, some LEAD supporters, supported a similar slate: People's Collective''''' - People's Collective Candidates - * Victor Christy-not elected - * Theodros Gashaw-not elected - * Reema Parvez-not elected - * Charmayne Young-not elected - - = Winter 2001 Candidates = - * President: Tiqula Bledsoe-elected - * Vice-President: Dan Beaman-elected - Senators: - * Elyna Cespedes-elected - * Sepideh Gholamie-elected - * Sarah Hussain-elected - * Benjamin Ibarra-elected - * Will Kleir-elected - * Melissa Yeoh-elected - Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. - * Platform Issues: - * Increase Campus Safety: Fund R.A.D. self-defense training - * Expand the ["Department of Ethnic Studies"]. - * Increase K-12 Outreach - * New Sound System for ["ASUCD Coffee House"] - * Hate Crimes Awareness - * Diversity Workshops at Summer Advising - * Affordable Housing - * Promote ["Gay Community" LGBT] awareness - * Computers in 24 hour study lounge - * Aggie Olympics (Later to be called Aggie Ultimate Challenge which raised $7,000 for ASUCD scholarships) - - = Fall 2000 = - '''''There was no LEAD ticket in Fall 2000''''' - - = Winter 2000 = - * President: Matt Huerta-elected - * Erica Alfaro-elected - Senators: - * Rebecca Craemer-elected - * Peter Nam-elected - * Patrick Sukeforth-elected - Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. Treasurer: Deanna Mills. - * Platform Issues: - * Rent Stabilization - * Institutionalize ["Culture Days" Diversity days] - * More Money for ["Club Finance Council"] - * Free Testing Materials - * Student-Police relations - ----- - LEAD is currently in the process of becoming a SPAC-recognized organization. - ----- - - = LEAD in the NEWS = - * [http://occr.ucdavis.edu/news/view.cfm?news_id=56 LEAD-DCR Tensions in 2001] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/10/22/FrontPage/Slates.Fill.Candidate.Lists-1315536.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/17/FrontPage/Student.Focus.And.L.e.a.d.Split.Seats.In.Senate.Election-1315830.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election outcome] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/02/FrontPage/Slates.Line.Up.Students.For.Winter.Elections-1316326.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winte 2004 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/20/FrontPage/Outreach.L.e.a.d.s.To.Involvement-1316589.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Simpson, Palpallatoc Winter 2004 executive issues] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/L.e-a.d.Offers.Strongest.Senate.Candidates-1316615.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Endorsements] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/Vote-Simpson.And.Palpallatoc-1316612.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Executive Endorsement] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/27/FrontPage/Independent.breaks.The.Slate146-1316707.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Election Outcome] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election Outcome] - - [[Comments]] - ------ - ''2006-10-23 01:12:22'' [[nbsp]] Any talk on a platform? A NO on 85 resolution representing women should not be too tricky for L.E.A.D. Or would this be too obvious an opposition to CDP? Please comment. --["TylerFelix"] - ------ - ''2007-09-10 17:47:03'' [[nbsp]] Okay Leaders, Thanks to SteveO I'm on to you... I know you guys are the cancer that is killing the DavisWiki. --["Users/StevenDaubert"] - ''It's fine. At least they aren't the cancer that Is killing /b/'' -wl - * True, I'm just glad I got to see some honest statistics, even though brent skews the results by default.... --["Users/StevenDaubert"]	+ #redirect ASUCD Slate/L.E.A.D.

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- L.E.A.D. stands for Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination. Founded in the Winter 2000 ["ASUCD"] election, L.E.A.D. is commonly known as one of the two major ["ASUCD"] Senate political parties (the other being ["Student Focus"]) on campus. L.E.A.D.'s stated goal is to improve the campus environment for all students and to advocate on behalf of students in city and state politics. The L.E.A.D. Party's internal decision making structure is unknown to outsiders, as well as some insiders.	+ L.E.A.D. stands for Leadership, Empowerment, Activism and Determination. Founded in the Winter 2000 ["ASUCD"] election, L.E.A.D. is commonly known as one of the two major ["ASUCD"] Senate political parties (the other being ["GO"]) on campus. L.E.A.D.'s stated goal is to improve the campus environment for all students and to advocate on behalf of students in city and state politics. The L.E.A.D. Party's internal decision making structure is unknown to outsiders, as well as some insiders.

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	+ = Winter 2007 Candidates = + * President: ["Kareem Salem"] + * Vice-President: ["Julie Hooper"] + + Senators: + * ["Madisyn Coniglio"] + * ["Usenima Inyang"] + * ["Michael Lay"] + * ["Fazila Malik"] + * ["Christine Pham"] + * ["Ivan Carrillo"] + Campaign Manager: ["Helio Costa"] Treasurer: ["Paul Harms"] + ["L.E.A.D./Platform" LEAD Platform, Winter 2007] + +

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PaulHarms — 2007-01-24 00:50:58

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	+ + == L.E.A.D. Accomplishments to date: == + + * Balancing of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/gov-documents/budget ASUCD Budget] + * Creation of the [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/commissions/gasc ASUCD Gender and Sexuality Commission] + * Funding for the [http://ccc.ucdavis.edu/programs/reach.html REACH Retreat] + * Bringing more entertainment to Davis through the City of Davis Entertainment Partnership + * Creation of the [http://kdvs.org/ KDVS Record Label] + * Funding for the [http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/eop/ Educational Opportunity Program] + * Creation of the [http://cce.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Center for the Environment] + * Funding for [http://lgbtrc.ucdavis.edu Pride Week] + * Creation of the [http://cooo.ucdavis.edu/ ASUCD Campus Outreach and Organizing Office] + * Bringing more [http://wireless.ucdavis.edu/maps.cfm wireless access points] to campus + * Advocating for energy efficiency and sustainability within the UC system + * Funding for new drums for the [http://camb.ucdavis.edu/camb/index.php UC Davis Band-uh] + * Strengthening of ASUCD external affairs, including increased funding to [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/government/advocacy/lobby-corps.html student lobby efforts] + * Supporting [http://asucd.ucdavis.edu/services/cal-aggie-camp Cal Aggie Camp], ASUCD's summer camp for disadvantaged inner-city youth + * Helping to bring [http://davischoicevoting.org/ Choice Voting] to ASUCD and City of Davis elections + * Creating the ASUCD Science and Engineering Committee to outreach to Science and Engineering Majors + * Creating positive change in the [http://www.city.davis.ca.us/police/ City of Davis Police Department] + * Creating the ASUCD Student-Police Relations Committee + * Numerous election reforms to ensure fair elections +

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JamesSchwab — 2007-01-24 00:03:26

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JamesSchwab — 2007-01-21 22:44:27

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JamesSchwab — 2007-01-21 22:42:38

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JamesSchwab — 2007-01-21 22:35:58

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JamesSchwab — 2007-01-15 22:33:30

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JamesSchwab — 2007-01-09 16:47:54

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JamesSchwab — 2007-01-03 22:41:54

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JamesSchwab — 2006-12-27 12:19:24

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PaulHarms — 2006-12-15 16:09:56

update, but who's really surprised? LID

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JamesSchwab — 2006-12-15 15:59:50

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JamesSchwab — 2006-12-01 16:15:34

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JamesSchwab — 2006-11-17 12:42:04

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BrentLaabs — 2006-11-09 02:55:08

+aggie endorsement of the slate

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JosephBleckman — 2006-11-06 23:45:48

hint hint nudge nudge for openness

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JamesSchwab — 2006-11-01 13:11:28

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JamesSchwab — 2006-10-28 13:15:37

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TylerFelix — 2006-10-23 00:12:22

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	+ ------ + ''2006-10-23 01:12:22'' [[nbsp]] Any talk on a platform? A NO on 85 resolution representing women should not be too tricky for L.E.A.D. Or would this be too obvious an opposition to CDP? Please comment. --["TylerFelix"]

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JamesSchwab — 2006-10-22 21:31:53

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JamesSchwab — 2006-10-15 16:32:48

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JamesSchwab — 2006-10-10 15:21:47

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JamesSchwab — 2006-10-10 15:21:30

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WilliamLewis — 2006-09-05 09:22:59

Revert to version 115 (Not a subpage of ASUCD.).

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We recognize the fact that student issues extend beyond the boundaries of the UCD campus." + + ["L.E.A.D./Platform" LEAD Platform, Winter 2006] + + = Winter 2006 Candidates = + [[Image(slatewin06.jpg, "LEAD Winter 2006 Slate: (Front row) Darnell Holloway, Genna Carnes, Dwaimy Rosas-Romero, Jarvis Burston,(Back Row) Andrew Bianchi, Ravi Deepak, Naomi Amaha, Marvin Zamora", right, thumbnail)]] + + * President: ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected + * Vice-President: ["Genna Carnes"]-elected + Senators: + * ["Naomi Amaha"]-elected + * ["Andrew Bianchi"]-not elected + * ["Jarvis Burston"]-not elected + * ["Ravi Deepak"]-elected + * ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"]-elected + * ["Marvin Zamora"]-elected + ["James Schwab"] was the campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Winter 2006 campaign treasurer. + + = Fall 2005 Candidates = + * ["Michael Aguilera" Mike "Kongo" Aguilera]-not elected + * ["Avni Patel"]-elected + * ["Christine Rogers"]-elected + * ["Kareem Salem"]-elected + * ["Tiny Sanders" Jon ''Tiny'' Sanders]-elected + * ["Jenny Yu"]-not elected + ["James Schwab"] was the Fall 2005 campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Fall 2005 campaign treasurer. + + = Winter 2005 Candidates = + * President: ["Caliph Assagai"] + * Vice President: ["Darnell Holloway"] + Senate: + * ["Gemma Jimenez"]-not elected + * ["Devin Whitney"]-not elected (although Devin lost the election, he was later appointed ["ASUCD Controller"]) + * ["Ann Marie Sanchez"]-not elected + * ["Kyle Keene"]-elected + * ["Nadeah Vali"]-elected (Elected as 8th Senator due to the resignaiton of ["Fall 2004 Election/Campaigning in Dorms Controversy" Nafeh Malik and Sean Ruel] ) + ["Andrew Wong"]-not elected + + There was a ["L.E.A.D. Press Release"] discussing the accomplishments of the LEAD during spring of 2005. + + + = Fall 2004 Candidates = + * ["Janine Fiel"]-elected + * Cory Good-not elected + * ["Thomas Lloyd"]-elected + * ["Eddie de la Torre"]-not elected + * Homer Lumbang De Ala-not elected + + = Winter 2004 Candidates = + * President: Levale Simpson-not elected + * Vice-President: Pamela Palpallatoc-not elected + Senators: + * ["Adam Barr"]-elected + * ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Karly.Kaufman-1316561.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Karly Kaufman]-not elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Jennifer.De.La.Vega-1316559.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Jenn de la Vega]-not elected + * Danielle Munoz-not elected + + = Fall 2003 Senate Candidates = + * ["Caliph Assagai"]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Juan-Carlos.Sanchez.8212.L.e.a.d-1315755.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Juan Carlos Sanchez]-elected + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Dyanna.Quizon.8212.L.e.a.d-1315750.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Dyanna Quizon]-elected + * Adriana Ramirez-not elected + * Mee Vang-not elected + + = Winter 2003 Candidates = + * President: Vanessa Webster-not elected + * Vice-President: Caleb Hervey-not elected + Senators: + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Levale.Simpson.And.Pamela.Palpallatoc-1316554.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Levale Simpson]-elected + * Alyssa Ferree-not elected + * Kim Kunaniec-not elected + * Chia Ling Teoh-not elected + * Sidarth Kaw-not elected + * With only 5 candidates, LEAD offcially supported ["SonnyMohammadzadeh" Sonny Mohammadzadeh] and his push for ["Choice Voting"]. + Campaign Managers: ["Nathan Thomas"] and Kari Mansager. Treasurer:Go Funai + * Platform Issues: + * Creation of ["Generation Sex Week"] + * Repeal ["Open Container Ordinance"] + * Increase the University's committment to teaching diversity as well as drug and alcohol education. + * Create resources for students to learn about ["renter's rights"] and affordable housing. + + = Fall 2002 Candidates = + [[Image(Fall2002SenateResults.jpg, "Election results from the Fall 2002 Election. Voter turnout was around 8%.", right, thumbnail)]] + * Lydiana Alfaro-elected + * Go Funai-elected + * Caleb Hervey-elected + * Janet Favela-not elected + * Wileen Ringsiridacha-not elected + * Nathan Thomas-not elected + Campaign Managers: Manuel Carmona and Kari Mansager. Treasurer: Atul Nair + * Platform Issues: + * Increase student access to ["Mondavi Center"]. + * Provide environmentally friendly products at ["Campus Copies"]. + * Increase Campus Safety + * Expanding housing options + = Winter 2002 Candidates = + * President: Manuel Carmona-not elected + * Vice-President: Mary Vasquez-not elected + Senators: + * Jasmine Bhuva-elected + * Kari Mansager-elected + * Chad Sterling-elected + * Riko Mendez-not elected + * Nathan Thomas-not elected + * Jimmy Xiong-not elected + Campaign Manager: Deanna Mills. Treasurer: Rosa Quintero. + * Platform Issues: + * Housing Availability and Affordability + * Create [http://mesa.ucdavis.edu/ Southeast Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.] + * Make campus venues cheaper and more available. + * Leadership Recognition Program + * Work with Academic Senate to increase student voting power + * Secure creation of Disabilities Awareness Week and ["Gay Pride Week"]. + + = Fall 2001 Candidates = + '''''There were no LEAD candidates during this election. However, some LEAD supporters, supported a similar slate: People's Collective''''' + People's Collective Candidates + * Victor Christy-not elected + * Theodros Gashaw-not elected + * Reema Parvez-not elected + * Charmayne Young-not elected + + = Winter 2001 Candidates = + * President: Tiqula Bledsoe-elected + * Vice-President: Dan Beaman-elected + Senators: + * Elyna Cespedes-elected + * Sepideh Gholamie-elected + * Sarah Hussain-elected + * Benjamin Ibarra-elected + * Will Kleir-elected + * Melissa Yeoh-elected + Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. + * Platform Issues: + * Increase Campus Safety: Fund R.A.D. self-defense training + * Expand the ["Department of Ethnic Studies"]. + * Increase K-12 Outreach + * New Sound System for ["ASUCD Coffee House"] + * Hate Crimes Awareness + * Diversity Workshops at Summer Advising + * Affordable Housing + * Promote ["Gay Community" LGBT] awareness + * Computers in 24 hour study lounge + * Aggie Olympics (Later to be called Aggie Ultimate Challenge which raised $7,000 for ASUCD scholarships) + + = Fall 2000 = + '''''There was no LEAD ticket in Fall 2000''''' + + = Winter 2000 = + * President: Matt Huerta-elected + * Erica Alfaro-elected + Senators: + * Rebecca Craemer-elected + * Peter Nam-elected + * Patrick Sukeforth-elected + Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. Treasurer: Deanna Mills. + * Platform Issues: + * Rent Stabilization + * Institutionalize ["Culture Days" Diversity days] + * More Money for ["Club Finance Council"] + * Free Testing Materials + * Student-Police relations + ----- + LEAD is currently in the process of becoming a SPAC-recognized organization. + ----- + + = LEAD in the NEWS = + * [http://occr.ucdavis.edu/news/view.cfm?news_id=56 LEAD-DCR Tensions in 2001] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/10/22/FrontPage/Slates.Fill.Candidate.Lists-1315536.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/17/FrontPage/Student.Focus.And.L.e.a.d.Split.Seats.In.Senate.Election-1315830.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election outcome] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/02/FrontPage/Slates.Line.Up.Students.For.Winter.Elections-1316326.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winte 2004 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/20/FrontPage/Outreach.L.e.a.d.s.To.Involvement-1316589.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Simpson, Palpallatoc Winter 2004 executive issues] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/L.e-a.d.Offers.Strongest.Senate.Candidates-1316615.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Endorsements] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/Vote-Simpson.And.Palpallatoc-1316612.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Executive Endorsement] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/27/FrontPage/Independent.breaks.The.Slate146-1316707.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Election Outcome] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election] + * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election Outcome] + + [[Comments]]

L.E.A.D.

RobRoy — 2006-09-05 06:43:37

Renamed to "ASUCD/L.E.A.D."

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We recognize the fact that student issues extend beyond the boundaries of the UCD campus." - - ["L.E.A.D./Platform" LEAD Platform, Winter 2006] - - = Winter 2006 Candidates = - [[Image(slatewin06.jpg, "LEAD Winter 2006 Slate: (Front row) Darnell Holloway, Genna Carnes, Dwaimy Rosas-Romero, Jarvis Burston,(Back Row) Andrew Bianchi, Ravi Deepak, Naomi Amaha, Marvin Zamora", right, thumbnail)]] - - * President: ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected - * Vice-President: ["Genna Carnes"]-elected - Senators: - * ["Naomi Amaha"]-elected - * ["Andrew Bianchi"]-not elected - * ["Jarvis Burston"]-not elected - * ["Ravi Deepak"]-elected - * ["Dwaimy Rosas-Romero"]-elected - * ["Marvin Zamora"]-elected - ["James Schwab"] was the campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Winter 2006 campaign treasurer. - - = Fall 2005 Candidates = - * ["Michael Aguilera" Mike "Kongo" Aguilera]-not elected - * ["Avni Patel"]-elected - * ["Christine Rogers"]-elected - * ["Kareem Salem"]-elected - * ["Tiny Sanders" Jon ''Tiny'' Sanders]-elected - * ["Jenny Yu"]-not elected - ["James Schwab"] was the Fall 2005 campaign manager. ["Paul Harms"] was the Fall 2005 campaign treasurer. - - = Winter 2005 Candidates = - * President: ["Caliph Assagai"] - * Vice President: ["Darnell Holloway"] - Senate: - * ["Gemma Jimenez"]-not elected - * ["Devin Whitney"]-not elected (although Devin lost the election, he was later appointed ["ASUCD Controller"]) - * ["Ann Marie Sanchez"]-not elected - * ["Kyle Keene"]-elected - * ["Nadeah Vali"]-elected (Elected as 8th Senator due to the resignaiton of ["Fall 2004 Election/Campaigning in Dorms Controversy" Nafeh Malik and Sean Ruel] ) - ["Andrew Wong"]-not elected - - There was a ["L.E.A.D. Press Release"] discussing the accomplishments of the LEAD during spring of 2005. - - - = Fall 2004 Candidates = - * ["Janine Fiel"]-elected - * Cory Good-not elected - * ["Thomas Lloyd"]-elected - * ["Eddie de la Torre"]-not elected - * Homer Lumbang De Ala-not elected - - = Winter 2004 Candidates = - * President: Levale Simpson-not elected - * Vice-President: Pamela Palpallatoc-not elected - Senators: - * ["Adam Barr"]-elected - * ["Darnell Holloway"]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Karly.Kaufman-1316561.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Karly Kaufman]-not elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Jennifer.De.La.Vega-1316559.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Jenn de la Vega]-not elected - * Danielle Munoz-not elected - - = Fall 2003 Senate Candidates = - * ["Caliph Assagai"]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Juan-Carlos.Sanchez.8212.L.e.a.d-1315755.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Juan Carlos Sanchez]-elected - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/07/Miscellaneous/Dyanna.Quizon.8212.L.e.a.d-1315750.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Dyanna Quizon]-elected - * Adriana Ramirez-not elected - * Mee Vang-not elected - - = Winter 2003 Candidates = - * President: Vanessa Webster-not elected - * Vice-President: Caleb Hervey-not elected - Senators: - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/19/FrontPage/Candidate.Profile.Levale.Simpson.And.Pamela.Palpallatoc-1316554.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Levale Simpson]-elected - * Alyssa Ferree-not elected - * Kim Kunaniec-not elected - * Chia Ling Teoh-not elected - * Sidarth Kaw-not elected - * With only 5 candidates, LEAD offcially supported ["SonnyMohammadzadeh" Sonny Mohammadzadeh] and his push for ["Choice Voting"]. - Campaign Managers: ["Nathan Thomas"] and Kari Mansager. Treasurer:Go Funai - * Platform Issues: - * Creation of ["Generation Sex Week"] - * Repeal ["Open Container Ordinance"] - * Increase the University's committment to teaching diversity as well as drug and alcohol education. - * Create resources for students to learn about ["renter's rights"] and affordable housing. - - = Fall 2002 Candidates = - [[Image(Fall2002SenateResults.jpg, "Election results from the Fall 2002 Election. Voter turnout was around 8%.", right, thumbnail)]] - * Lydiana Alfaro-elected - * Go Funai-elected - * Caleb Hervey-elected - * Janet Favela-not elected - * Wileen Ringsiridacha-not elected - * Nathan Thomas-not elected - Campaign Managers: Manuel Carmona and Kari Mansager. Treasurer: Atul Nair - * Platform Issues: - * Increase student access to ["Mondavi Center"]. - * Provide environmentally friendly products at ["Campus Copies"]. - * Increase Campus Safety - * Expanding housing options - = Winter 2002 Candidates = - * President: Manuel Carmona-not elected - * Vice-President: Mary Vasquez-not elected - Senators: - * Jasmine Bhuva-elected - * Kari Mansager-elected - * Chad Sterling-elected - * Riko Mendez-not elected - * Nathan Thomas-not elected - * Jimmy Xiong-not elected - Campaign Manager: Deanna Mills. Treasurer: Rosa Quintero. - * Platform Issues: - * Housing Availability and Affordability - * Create [http://mesa.ucdavis.edu/ Southeast Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.] - * Make campus venues cheaper and more available. - * Leadership Recognition Program - * Work with Academic Senate to increase student voting power - * Secure creation of Disabilities Awareness Week and ["Gay Pride Week"]. - - = Fall 2001 Candidates = - '''''There were no LEAD candidates during this election. However, some LEAD supporters, supported a similar slate: People's Collective''''' - People's Collective Candidates - * Victor Christy-not elected - * Theodros Gashaw-not elected - * Reema Parvez-not elected - * Charmayne Young-not elected - - = Winter 2001 Candidates = - * President: Tiqula Bledsoe-elected - * Vice-President: Dan Beaman-elected - Senators: - * Elyna Cespedes-elected - * Sepideh Gholamie-elected - * Sarah Hussain-elected - * Benjamin Ibarra-elected - * Will Kleir-elected - * Melissa Yeoh-elected - Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. - * Platform Issues: - * Increase Campus Safety: Fund R.A.D. self-defense training - * Expand the ["Department of Ethnic Studies"]. - * Increase K-12 Outreach - * New Sound System for ["ASUCD Coffee House"] - * Hate Crimes Awareness - * Diversity Workshops at Summer Advising - * Affordable Housing - * Promote ["Gay Community" LGBT] awareness - * Computers in 24 hour study lounge - * Aggie Olympics (Later to be called Aggie Ultimate Challenge which raised $7,000 for ASUCD scholarships) - - = Fall 2000 = - '''''There was no LEAD ticket in Fall 2000''''' - - = Winter 2000 = - * President: Matt Huerta-elected - * Erica Alfaro-elected - Senators: - * Rebecca Craemer-elected - * Peter Nam-elected - * Patrick Sukeforth-elected - Campaign Manager: Edgar Chen. Treasurer: Deanna Mills. - * Platform Issues: - * Rent Stabilization - * Institutionalize ["Culture Days" Diversity days] - * More Money for ["Club Finance Council"] - * Free Testing Materials - * Student-Police relations - ----- - LEAD is currently in the process of becoming a SPAC-recognized organization. - ----- - - = LEAD in the NEWS = - * [http://occr.ucdavis.edu/news/view.cfm?news_id=56 LEAD-DCR Tensions in 2001] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/10/22/FrontPage/Slates.Fill.Candidate.Lists-1315536.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2003/11/17/FrontPage/Student.Focus.And.L.e.a.d.Split.Seats.In.Senate.Election-1315830.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2003 Election outcome] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/02/FrontPage/Slates.Line.Up.Students.For.Winter.Elections-1316326.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winte 2004 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/20/FrontPage/Outreach.L.e.a.d.s.To.Involvement-1316589.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Simpson, Palpallatoc Winter 2004 executive issues] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/L.e-a.d.Offers.Strongest.Senate.Candidates-1316615.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Endorsements] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/23/Opinion/Vote-Simpson.And.Palpallatoc-1316612.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Executive Endorsement] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/02/27/FrontPage/Independent.breaks.The.Slate146-1316707.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Winter 2004 Election Outcome] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election] - * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/paper981/news/2004/11/10/FrontPage/Asucd.Senate.Candidates.Campaign.For.Upcoming.Election-1318713.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Fall 2004 Election Outcome] - - [[Comments]]	+ #redirect ASUCD/L.E.A.D.

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