• President - Robert Alexander
• Vice President - Damaris Costillo-Torres
  
• Executive Assistant - Rochelle Alexander
• Student Trustee - Jason Buckner
  
• Advisor - TBD

Directors:

• Student Support Services - Accepting Applications
  
• Student Organizations - Damaris Castillo-Torres
• Legislative Affairs - Accepting Applications
  
• Instructional Support Services - Brandy Foutch
• Student Center Affairs - Accepting Applications
  
• Administrative Support Services - Accepting Applications
  
• Finance - Pauline Masoner
  

Justices:

• Chief Justice - Accepting Applications
  
• Justice - Accepting Applications
  
• Justice - Accepting Applications
  

Shared Governance Representatives:

• Disabled Students Programs and Services Advisory Committee - Accepting Applications
  
• Technology Committee - Accepting Applications
  

My name is Robert Alexander; I am your 2009-2010 ASG President; I am a certified student leader and a U'S Army Veteran. I have been a student of SBVC since Fall semester of 2006. I am currently serving my third term in office with ASG; first term as a Senator. I was one of the key players in jump starting the textbook rental program at SBVC. I am happy to report that under my direction and leadership the ASG has built many bridges for incoming students, enhanced the effectiveness of our current student government, and advocated for the students at all levels.

I will continue to fight to lower the cost of text books; by lobbying for tax free textbooks, fight to keep text books in circulation larger, fight to increase the Pell Grant amounts, expand the text book rental program, enhance students discounts in the community for ASB stickers, address Governors budget cuts, lobby to lowering student fees, address student parking fees, enhance student activities on campus, advocated to improve the accommodations for our disabled students, attempt to offer more student scholarships with ASG funds and address environmental issues by achieving a more environmentally safe and friendly student government.

In December 2007, I completed certificates in Administration of Justice and Crime Scene Investigation. I have completed over 106 units at SBVC. I plan to continue my education by attending SBVC and studying in the fields of Paralegal Studies, Drug and Alcohol studies, Sociology, Psychology and Corrections. I hope to obtain dual certificates in Human Services & Corrections. After obtaining my certificates, I plan to transfer to a four year University to obtain a Masters degree in Sociology with a minor in Psychology/Criminal Profiling, then go on to Law School. My objective of attending SBVC is to prepare me for a career in law and politics. I hope one day to serve as a U.S Congressman and/or U.S Senator.

I have been placed on the Dean's list for academic achievement all semesters attending SBVC. I have a GPA of over 3.7. I have served as President of Alpha Gamma Sigma. I have been a member of the New Visions club. I am currently active in the Student Senate for California Community Colleges and have held the position of Region IX Vice-President. During my time at SBVC, I have served on several shared governance committees. I have been honored with receiving the Associated Student Senate Scholarship, Dr. Arthur M. Jensen President's Award, William Hellyer Scholarship, Alpha Gamma Sigma Scholarship, and Dr. Donald M. Rusk Memorial Scholarship. As well as being a full-time student, I am currently working full-time, married and have two children.

My name is Damaris Castillo-Torres. I am a Pacific High School graduate. I started at San Bernardino Valley College in the Fall of 2007. I started as a Kinesiology major and I am now double majoring in Spanish and Math. I plan to transfer in the fall of 2010. My first semester here, I was involved in the Cheerleading, Spanish and Puente Club. In Puente, I was elected Inter Club Council (ICC) Representative. After a few ICC meetings, I was elected ICC Secretary. I liked the purpose of these meetings and when the opportunity came to direct these meetings, I took it. In the spring, I ran for Student Organizations Director, and thanks to the students, here I am an elected official.

On of my goals for the year is to create a calendar of events that schedules all club functions. This calendar would be available to all students, to help them keep track of events and increase their participation.

Hi, my name is, Rochelle Alexander, I am your Executive Assistant on the Associated Student Government Board of Directors. I am currently working on getting my Associate's Degree Administration of Justice, and am working on Dual-certificates in Crime Scene Investigation and Corrections. I then plan on transferring to a four year University where my goal is to do my Doctorate in Forensic Pathology.

Jason P. Buckner has been very active in advocacy for students. He previously served as the Student Support Services Director on the SBVC Associated Student Government and traveled to Washington DC to lobby Congress on behalf of community college students. He currently serves as a  Field Representative for Assembly member Wilmer Amina Carter. In his spare time, Jason coaches youth baseball and football and is a volunteer for the Special Olympics.

My name is Brandy Foutch. I am a single mother with a five-year-old son. I currently work part time while attending college. I have been a student at SBVC for almost two years now. When I began at Valley College, I attended primarily for job advancement; secondly for a degree. When my position in Human Resources closed with the company I worked for, I decided to concentrate on an academic degree and my son.

To build on my career experience, I am now majoring in Business Administration Accounting, with a minor in Art, which will allow me to anticipate both the benefits of a career after graduation, as well as a more fulfilling personal life. I have spent the better portion of this last year focusing not only on my academic studies but exploring the benefits that college may offer to a single parent. Furthermore, over the last year, I have maintained a grade point average above 3.25, allowing me to enjoy the activities of the Alpha Gamma Sigma, Delta Chapter, Honors Society and I am currently serving as President. Additionally, I have accepted the position of the Instructional Support Services Director for the Associated Student Government.

In light of the fact that the position of Instructional Support Services Director with ASG is a new position, I am looking forward to furthering the development of the roles within the position. I believe that this can be achieved by creating a viable relationship with the Instruction Office while actively representing the concerns of the students and the Associated Student Government. I anticipate opening new doors and forming new pathways of communication and collaboration to help maximize the college experience for my fellow students.