GROSSMONT COLLEGE – The ongoing budget difficulties facing California colleges can only result in three kinds of outcomes for students: bad, terrible, and devastating, according to Christopher Enders, the president of Associated Students of Grossmont College (ASGC). “Right now we can handle bad, we’re preparing for terrible, but we don’t know what we’re going to do for devastating.”
Thus, in addition to representing students to Grossmont leaders and the district board, Enders sees a large part of his job now as being an advocate for students in today’s tough budgetary climate. To this end he will be traveling to Washington DC and to Sacramento, California, to meet with politicians whose decisions could have major impact on students.
Enders made these and other comments in an interview with GCSummit contributor Ilia Evans and videographer and MCOM 132 student Earnest Carter.
