Seltzer said he would like to pursue sponsorship opportunities to enhance the funding CEC already receives. Traditionally, the CEC position has been held by an in-house candidate endorsed by the staff. This year, no staff members other than Seltzer sought the job. We just want to build on what we've accomplished this year. He said he believes that the CEC position should be held by in-house candidates because of the need to establish relationships with organizations outside campus for its programs.
Students do have to pay.
On the other hand, if any Joe Schmoe can come out of high school ASB and run, that will just hurt students. Seltzer is also running as an independent candidate, unaffiliated with any slate running this year. He added that being an independent has its advantages. With a former leader at the helm, CAC candidate Washington also hopes to have a smooth transition into the new academic year. My prior experience helps in learning from my mistakes.