Student Government Election
2024-2025 Elections Information
Vote Here May 6 & 7
 Hussam Mobin, President Hello Norco College students, my name is Hussam Mobin! I am a first-year Electrical Engineering major and am looking forward to being your next ASNC President. I am currently a Senator of Relations for ASNC and an ICC Representative for AANHPI. These positions have allowed me to work alongside other students, clubs, and administrators at events to help create a community on campus. During my work, I have noticed a disconnect between us and the student body, most of whom were not even aware of ASNC or what it could do to support them. If elected, I will make ASNC more than a name on a banner or an icon on a flyer. I will make it more visible, responsive, interactive, and meaningful for the many students that ASNC represents. I hope to achieve this by working closely with my fellow students and faculty to ensure ASNC is responsive to feedback and ideas. I want to be someone who amplifies student voices, bringing change to Norco College and strengthening our community. Vote for your voice, vote for me. |
 Ethan Lumahan, VP Administration Hello! My name is Ethan Lumahan, and I'm a second-year computer engineering student here at Norco College. I am currently a Senator of Relations in ASNC, and I am honored and excited to run for the position of Vice President of Administration for the 2025-2026 school year. My goal is to make your student government work professionally, efficiently, vibrantly, and worry-free in order to achieve a brilliant relationship between the student government and student life. This will be realized by ensuring that your student government senators adhere to the student government bylaws and constitution, in addition to establishing clear and effective communication within the student government. My confidence to accomplish this goal for ASNC derives from my experiences of enacting strong leadership and effective communication through College Corps, enforcing fair and consistent rules as a facility monitor, and conducting administrative work with effective teamwork through officer and leadership roles within various student organizations. I am grateful for your trust in me to fulfill the role of the Vice President of Administration and I am delighted to earn your vote! |
 Marcos Hidalgo, VP Finance Hello peers, my name is Marcos Hidalgo. I am excited to be running for VP of Finance in our student Body. With the privilege of filling this responsibility, I aim to be transparent with how our school uses funds because I understand the importance of knowing how your hard-earned money is spent on this college. I especially want to provide more support to the clubs and organizations in our school who have helped create an environment that aids student learning. Currently, my experiences include working as the financial director for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) organization, where I manage funds and advise my fellow board members, including the president, on how to maximize their potential funds for their events. I have also worked diligently with MSA, the Muslim Student Association, in utilizing the funds responsibly to support their religious endeavors. In addition, as a Student Life worker, I work closely with ASNC. I have observed how the VP of finance fulfilled his duties, being a first-hand witness how he was able to successfully fulfill the responsibilities of his role. As an engineering major, I have a knack for numbers and am studying towards being a problem solver. I believe that due to my passion for engineering, it would allow me to quickly overcome any hurdles that suddenly occur. |
 Cole Cunningham, VP Finance Hi, my name is Cole Cunningham, and I’m excited to be running for Vice President of Finance. I’m currently majoring in Economics with a focus on Finance and proudly serve as the Senator of Finance within ASNC. In this role, I’ve gained valuable insight into the budgeting process and the financial needs of our campus community. If elected, I want to be someone you can count on—someone who responds quickly and efficiently to budget requests so that clubs and organizations can focus on what matters most: building community, hosting great events, and creating unforgettable student experiences. I also recognize that some programs, like the Honors Program, are underfunded. I will advocate for greater financial support to ensure all students have access to the resources they need to thrive. In addition, I believe students should have more freedom in how they plan their events. I will stand with students in challenging policies that limit food options and require purchases through the Corral. These restrictions can increase costs and limit creativity, and I believe we deserve better. Ultimately, my goal is to make Norco College a place where every student feels supported, heard, and inspired. With your support, I’ll work hard to make our campus one of the most memorable experiences of your life. |
 Abigail Tan, VP Relations Hello, my name is Abigail Tan, and I am currently Senator of Relations. I am now excited to run for Vice President of Relations. During my time as a senator, I’ve had the opportunity to listen, learn, and advocate for the needs of our student body. Now, I want to build on that foundation by strengthening our campus connections. As VP of relations, I will focus on strengthening communications between student government, clubs, and the student body as a whole. I want every student's ideas to be felt, heard, and implemented throughout campus. My goal is to create a transparent environment where every student feels they are receiving the information and opportunities they need in order to be successful! ASNC's relations with the student body is what helps build a thriving campus. With my experience, involvement, and passion for active student life, I will serve as a reliable bridge between students and opportunities. |
 Tristan Galvan, VP Activities As a new Norco College student, I know a lot of us don’t really know what student government (ASNC) actually does — which is exactly why I want to change that by creating more free events that people genuinely want to show up to. I’m not going to promise a perfect 10-point plan because I feel like so many candidates in elections like these overpromise and underdeliver. What I can guarantee is that I understand what it feels like to be a student who’s busy, tired, and not really into the usual campus stuff — but still wants more out of college. Honestly, my friends and I have trouble juggling school, work, and family. We're burnt out and don’t get to do much — partly because there’s not much going on close by. That’s where I come in: planning events that help us unwind, vibe, and actually enjoy campus. Think movie nights on the field, food truck days, or just chill spots to hang between classes that don’t feel like awkward networking events. I have experience — I served in student government all four years at Santiago High School where I planned Senior Prom and Homecoming, and helped organize rallies and football games. Currently, I'm Senator of Activities in ASNC. I’m not promising a miracle — just real, low-pressure events that help make the time pass a little easier. Thanks for reading — hope I earned your vote! |
 Ashley Yoon, VP Organizations The clubs here have really helped me grow and find my footing here at Norco! It really showed me how important it is for our clubs to be supported and enhanced! These clubs have allowed us to make friends, find and explore our passions, and grow! I want to make sure every club feels seen, supported, and set up for success. Whether that means improving communication, making leadership training more fun and useful, or just being someone you can count on… I’m here for it. If you give me the chance, I’ll work hard to make our Inter Club Council a space where ideas are heard, leaders are empowered, and every organization gets the spotlight it deserves. It'd be a privilege to become your guys' vp of organizations. |
 Uriel Romero, VP Organizations My name is Uriel Romero, I am proud to announce I will be running for Vice President of Campus Organizations. I am honored to be at a college where organizations and clubs value their community. The hard work from Norco’s organizations and clubs is not overlooked. Which is why I will ensure all organizations and clubs get the recourses and support to succeed. I will take responsibility for establishing and organizing a platform where every one’s goals and purposes are heard, and dedication is cherished. You should vote for me because I am here to fully support and make our campus that much more stronger and connected through our amazing organizations and clubs. |
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