shanell williams. and after that i'm out of cards. so people can line up along the wall if they'd like to speak. >> next speaker. >>> my name is karen [speaker not understood]. i'm past president of the academic senate and i did have a card in earlier. i had to be way when the card first came up. i was here at 10 o'clock this morning and i listened to the earlier presentation you had about the bad health effects of sugary drinks on the population of san francisco. you were listening to a project about making water available to help that problem. there was some mention made of educational aspects as well and i'd just like to point out, too, what city college offers in regard to that. as you look at this, you can see pages 38 to 39 we offer courses in nutrition. we have a whole program in health education that includes youth worker certificate and community health worker certificates to help people help their communities. in the child development area there is introduction to child nutrition. we also have nutrition cover one of the tov

my name is shanell williams and i'm student trustee for city college of san francisco. i also represent the student center for california community colleges and their communications officer which represents the 2.4 million students in the community college system in california. so, i just want to say that city college of san francisco is amazing institution. it's been serving our community for 77 years without sanction, without, you know, it's given so much to awful us. no matter what accjc says about our college, we know that it will be a devastating, devastating loss to have this institution close and displace 90,000 students. you know ccsf was once the largest community college in the nation and now we've seen declining enrollment, about 15% decline enrollment and [speaker not understood]. without the college i wouldn't be able to pursue my educational goal. i'm a former foster youth. i grew upright here in san francisco, was very active in my community and came back to city college to now pursue my degree and my future and, you know, i don't know any other guidance

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is shanell williams and i'm a student trustee at city college of san francisco representing 90 thousand students, so also some history, in 2004, i served on the youth commission, at that time we wrote legislation to expand the healthy kids program to help to pave the way on what we have now in healthy san francisco, so the affordable health care act, we cannot allow it to undermine the health care security ordinance, as you know, many students, young folks, myself included utilize healthy san francisco and critically depend on this program to be able to stay healthy and work, it's critical for undocumented individuals, for part time workers which most students are part time workers and we often work multiple jobs to pay our expenses, my mother also relies on dialysis treatments and, you know, it's important to have access to health care for her as well. as you also heard earlier, more corporations are moving towards lowering hours and pushing folks into either becoming temporary or part time workers, we can't allow that to happen either, our com

shanell williams, she needs to be mentioned as well. mayor lee, there's two sides you can be on. on our side or accjc's. if you don't step on our side, then your recall is a conclusion. (applause) >>> thank you. >> thank you. >>> hi, my name is terrence yancy. i'm a recent graduate at sf state and i'm now at city college to complete requirements for a teaching credential. first i want to thank the trustee rizzo for correcting information from our liaison. i was [speaker not understood] liaison [speaker not understood] doesn't know basic facts that i know and i'm not paid to know that. i also want to point out it's been really tough, i felt really disrespected by the administration of ccsf and they're not open. two e-mails came out. one several months ago from interim chancellor and once recently from the super trustees pretty much discouraging the campus community from, you know, trying to organize our speak out or speak their voice about the accreditation process and for an institution of higher learning that's shameful. yes, city college always, you know, has room for improveme

one reason is because the student trustee of city college shanell williams, she was barred from the chancellor's search committee meeting last week or a week-and-a-half ago, she was the only person who was barred, and she is our voice. she speaks for 85,000 students. and she was barred by the city college police.

one reason is because the student trustee of city college shanell williams, she was barred from the chancellor's search committee meeting last week or a week-and-a-half ago, she was the only person who was barred, and she is our voice. she speaks for 85,000 students. and she was barred by the city college police. i'd like to go on and say it is hard to believe why our community college is being sanctioned foreperson at conflicts between campus ceos and the employees. why the campus is being sanctioned because they are legally prohibited for violating negotiated collective bargaining agreements. accjc is a non-state