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President: Lula Ahmed-Falol
Vice-President: Rebecca Schwartz

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• Chintan Desai
  

• Momo Newbon
  

• Shawdee Rouhafza
  

• Elle Segal
  

• Trevor Taylor
  

• Previn Witana

• LEAD Meetings! Contact Jack Zwald (<jozwald AT ucdavis DOT edu>) for more information. LEAD Meetings are every Wednesday at 8pm in Wellman 226
  

• Check out LEAD's issues and accomplishments.
  

• Learn about the Fall 2008 election
  

• Learn more about ASUCD.
  

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  What LEAD Has To Offer
  * Valuable leadership opportunities.
  * Help finding a campus job.
  * Updates on ASUCD information and opportunities.
  * Assistance navigating campus facilities.
  * Prepare leaders to run for ASUCD Senate.

At its heart LEAD is a progressive, political-action coalition that gets students involved in their government, ASUCD and on campus. LEAD empowers students to become involved in ASUCD jobs, commissions, committees and the many amazing student groups. Finally LEAD is any student who wants to create positive change on campus and in our world.

Leadership, Empowerment, Activism, and Determination (LEAD) was founded in the Winter 2000 ASUCD election. LEAD's stated goal is to improve the campus environment for all students and to advocate on behalf of students in city and state politics. LEAD seeks to promote diversity in all its forms; culturally, religiously, sexually, politically, and economically. We believe that by bringing a diversity of opinions together we can best serve the student populace while creating the positive, progressive change we wish to see.

LEAD Presidents and Vice Presidents have stood as leaders for student rights, progressive values, and fiscal responsibility since Matt Huerta swept into office as ASUCD President in Winter of 2000.

LEAD Senators have accomplished much positive change for our campus community. Click here for a complete list of L.E.A.D. Senators, past and present.

Check our LEADers who are active all over campus!

If you want to learn more about what we have done check out our issues and accomplishments page.

• Promote respect, equal opportunity and access, and a safe environment for all identities.

• Empower and connect students to leaders and groups that help the undeserved and underrepresented, that promote global prosperity and that uphold human rights for all persons.

• Uphold environmental concerns as a significant priority in university decision making, increase student participation in groups and programs which conserve natural resources, restore environmental quality, and reduce the environmental impact of the campus and community.

• Increase the diversity of the student population, mental and physical health resources, and entertainment options. Improve the resources and funding available to students and student groups.

• Develop and implement policies and programs that guarantee the integrity, transparency, efficiency, outreach, and access of the student government.

• Advocate for University policies that guarantee an affordable, diverse, safe and healthy academic and campus environment.

• Maintain a strong student voice in city, county and state governments through the advocacy of student-friendly policies and laws.