The elections, including a candidate open forum, help meet objectives of the Maricopa Community College Civic Participation Pilot Project to build engaged campuses. It starts here. Kranitz says student involvement in the elections will lead to engagement in the larger democratic process. What I want, in a perfect sense, is to see 100 percent of the students on campus vote, thus making a positive social change. By being part of an engaged campus, students equally will become involved in state and national elections.
Votes make a difference.
Election packets available to aspiring candidates in the Student Life Center, March 8 at 8 a.m. Due March 31 at 5 p.m.