Resolutions

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The resolution process is an important part of the SSCCC governance 

The Student Senate for California Community Colleges is a nonprofit organization that is guided by its membership -- Delegates from each of the 116 California Community College student body associations. Students from across the state bring resolutions to the annual General Assembly for consideration. 

The resolutions passed by the Delegate Assembly guide the vision and priorities of the SSCCC. Below is a list of the most recent resolutions passed by the delegates since Fall 2007.

SSCCC General Meeting
Year
Session
Resolution Title
Fall
2018
2018
Fall
Brown Act Training for Advisors
Fall
2018
2018
Fall
Gender Equity Resources Centers
Fall
2018
2018
Fall
March in March
Status
Scheduled for March 19, 2020; however, was cancelled because of the COVID-19. The 2020 - 21 Board of Director will discuss 2021 March in March at a future meeting.
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
California Community Colleges Club Constituency
Status
Not feasible. An Inter-club council would not be relevant to the work of the SSCCC nor the region based on the role of SSCCC in CCC.
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Amending the Student Representation Fee
Status
Completed with the passage of AB1504 (Medina).
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Adapted Physical Education Center
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
ADA Compliance Incentive Program
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Title IX Closure Transparency
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Students Rights and Responsibilities
Status
Completed: This resolution is just a statement. There is no action required.
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
Online Interactive Campus Maps
Status
Second resolved is not feasible since the website platforms may be different at each college making research difficult.
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
Protect the current Title IX standards
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Establishment of On-Campus Childcare Centers
Status
Medium -- This could be included in the financial aid or true cost of higher education ask.
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Student Health Outreach
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Smoking Policy Resolution
Status
Medium: Per BoG Memorandum, the BoG recommends that all CCCs become smoke free. Communication about smoking cessation can be included in the legislative priority regarding health and wellness.
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
Breaking the Barrier of Child Care
Status
Not feasible. The SSCCC does not have the resources to research all available childcare programs for students. This could, however, fall into the full cost of education legislative priority.
Spring
2017
2017
Spring
Original Sanctuary Campus Resolution
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
Support for SB 769
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
Cathy Robin Food Security Resolution
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
Nutritional Alternatives Resolution
Status
Not feasible – The SSCCC cannot require the CCC administration to do any activity nor form a task force comprised of administrators from colleges.
Fall
2017
2017
Fall
Support of Campus Free Speech