Colorado State University – Pueblo announces ASG election results  
             
Pueblo-The results from the 2005 Associated Students’ Government (ASG) elections at Colorado State University – Pueblo held April 13 and 14 were announced last week.

ASG is a student-run government entity that promotes student affairs on campus and in the state, through student body member representatives. ASG members work with departments on campus to accomplish student life events and community projects. Recent projects include a total reorganization of the Student Senate and the rewriting of the Constitution and Bylaws and Election Codes, Rake Up Pueblo, and a $2,000 contribution to the Women’s Walk for Athletics.

Ike Lucero, Jr., a junior (Pueblo) with a double major in psychology and computer information systems, was elected President. Elected Vice President for Finance and Administration was Matthew Martinez, a junior (Pueblo) double majoring in sociology and psychology.

Clayton “Bobby” Klein, a freshman (Portland, Ore.), in pre-business, was elected Vice President for Legislative Affairs. Michael G. Martinez, Jr., a senior majoring in computer information systems (Pueblo), will fill the Senator At-Large position, serving as Pro Tem of the Senate.

Marc Boone, a degree plus English major (Pueblo), will serve as Senator of Recreational Affairs, while Erica Contreras, a freshman pre-nursing major (Firestone, Colo.), will serve as Senator of Student Activities. Elected Senator of Greek Life is senior mass communications major (Pueblo) Charity R. Green, and elected Senator of Clubs and Organizations Funding Policies and Procedures is Blake Bartlett, a freshman mass communications major (Loveland, Colo.).

Jacob Barger, an undeclared freshman (Pueblo West), and Daryl Burks, a freshman majoring in English (Pueblo), will fill the two Senate seats for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Joshua Birchfield, a sophomore pre-business major (Pueblo), and Amy Crawford, a freshman pre-business major (Gunnison), will fill the two Senate seats representing the Hasan School of Business.

Sophomore chemistry major (Trinidad, Colo.) Jason Commander will fill one of two Senate seats representing the College of Science and Mathematics.

One Senate seat representing the College of Science and Mathematics remains vacant as well as two Senate seats representing the College of Education, Engineering, and Professional Studies. CSU-Pueblo students interested in applying for these positions are encouraged to contact ASG at (719) 549-2866.

Colorado State University - Pueblo is a regional, comprehensive university emphasizing professional, career-oriented, and applied programs. Displaying excellence in teaching, celebrating diversity, and engaging in service and outreach, CSU-Pueblo is distinguished by access, opportunity, and the overall quality of services provided to its students.