Ruben Zecena, President
asb_pres@columbiabasin.edu
- Alum of Pasco HS, Hometown: El Salvador
- College Major: Secondary Education with a minor in Fine Arts
- I decided to run for ASCBC president because I wanted to be a voice for my fellow students and leave a positive mark within the student body. Serving students, planning activities, and working towards bettering our campus is something I love to do and I’m having a blast!
Darlene Maria, VP
asb_vp@columbiabasin.edu
- Alum of Connell HS, Hometown: Connell, WA
- College Major: Social Work
- I decided to be a student leader at CBC because I wanted to extend my leadership skills. I also wanted to make my college experience more exciting by being involved.
Rosa Hernandez, SAB Officer
asb_pub@columbiabasin.edu
- Alum of Connell HS, Hometown: Basin City, WA
- College Majors: Criminal Justice and Social Work
- I decided to become a student leader because it seemed like a good way to be involved. I also wanted to make my sophomore year at CBC a fun and enjoyable last year.
Rogelio (Roy) Martinez, SAB Officer
asb_edu@columbiabasin.edu
- Alum of Connell HS, Hometown: Mesa, WA
- College Major: Business and Communications
- I chose to become a student leader because I felt like this position would really help me grow and develop, not just as a student leader, but also as a person. This position has taught me many valuable skills that I will be able to apply in my future career.
Antonio (Tony) Cerda, SAB Officer
asb_out@columbiabasin.edu
- Alum of Pasco HS, Hometown: Richland, WA
- College Major: Nursing (finishing my pre-requisites at CBC)
- I chose to be a student leader because I’ve always held education in high regard, and I value the leadership skills the job promotes. Being involved as a student leader and working for CBC is a great opportunity for me to balance education and work.