Pinnacle Newspaper 2024

Activities Board events and their
positive effects on students. “I think the
impact that it has had on our students
employees is the realization what they do
matters to more than just them, and so I
believe that’s where the true value is.”
Engaging student interest in clubs
is a difficult task that Iopu Ignacio,
the Student Engagement Manager,
tackles with excitement. When
asked about the success of clubs, he was
ecstatic about the progression. “You know,
from eight clubs last year…like 32 clubs [in
2024,] I would say it’s a significant gap that
you cannot ignore,” Ignacio said. According
to Ignacio, his main goal is to keep clubs
afloat, reminding them there’s resources if
they need them, and overall making sure every
club is getting what they need.
Not many students know how they
can take an active role in the
policies enacted in the college,
and Student Government is just
the place to suggest ideas. Student Government’s
main goals are making sure students
are getting the resources they need to succeed
and that their voices are heard in policies
that are passed, plus an expanded focus
on inclusivity on campus, according to Student
Government President Lily Yokoda and
Former Student Government Vice-President
Liliana Somnuk-Eigenseher.
To check out everything the OSL
offers, feel free to come down
to the College Center Building
Room 210 in Puyallup or Cascade
Building Room 418 in Fort Steilacoom
and see what their office offers or
to talk to one of their front desk staff,
you can call...
253-964-6373 (Fort Steilacoom) or
253-840-8416 (Puyallup)
Have a fantastic winter quarter!
“Don’t be afraid to take action.
You have the power to do it.”
– Student Government President
Lily Yokoda
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