Greetings Sacramento City College Family,
I am proud to be your President today, here at Sacramento City College. I know that many of you exercised your constitutional right and privilege to vote in yesterday’s presidential election – some, for the very first time. Congratulations and thank you.
Now that the votes have been counted and winners chosen, I also know that many of you are surprised, and even disheartened, by the results because they did not turn out the way you thought or expected they might. Many students on both sides of the political landscape have expressed fear, anger, mistrust and grief over this entire election process, and now its results. Believe me, we understand the emotions you may be experiencing at this time, and we are here to help you.
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Finally, while I completely understand the reactions that are accompanying the end of this election season, I also hope you will remember that higher education in general, and Sacramento City College in particular, has always played an important role in building and establishing our civil democracy. We expect, and even welcome, difficult discussions and conversations in our classrooms and throughout the campus. However, we also expect them to remain as civil as they have in the days, weeks and months leading up to yesterday’s election.
Let’s all finish the semester with a strong sense of purpose!
Michael Poindexter