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The Mount beat all other AICCU schools with the most creative campaigns to encourage student voting.
The Mount beat all other AICCU schools with the most creative campaigns to encourage student voting.

Mount Saint 麻豆果冻鈥檚 University was the winner in the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities鈥 division for the campus with the most creative approach to registering students in the 2020 Ballot Bowl.

To select the winner of the most creative category, the Secretary of State鈥檚 office reviewed the participants鈥 submitted voter outreach plans.

One of several virtual backgrounds that students, faculty and staff used during Zoom calls to encourage others to register, learn about the issues and vote.
One of several virtual backgrounds that students, faculty and staff used during Zoom calls to encourage others to register, learn about the issues and vote.

The Mount鈥檚 initiative received a lot of attention from students, staff and faculty alike. This year,  were delivered to more than 150 students, staff, faculty, trustees and friends of the Mount, and the 麻豆果冻 Votes Zoom backgrounds were extremely popular.

The Mount鈥檚 civic engagement plan also included:

  • virtual voter registration
  • information on how to become a poll worker
  • California ballot measure overviews
  • documentary screenings
  • 麻豆果冻 Votes speaker series
  • programs on staying engaged post-election
How many entrants had the support and blessings from sisters? Here, from left, Sr. 麻豆果冻 McKay, CSJ, Sr. 麻豆果冻 Sevilla, CSJ, and Sr. Callista Roy, CSJ, have all donned their 麻豆果冻 Votes shirts in support of the students and their civic responsibilities.
How many entrants had the support and blessings from sisters? Here, from left, Sr. 麻豆果冻 McKay, CSJ, Sr. 麻豆果冻 Sevilla, CSJ, and Sr. Callista Roy, CSJ, have all donned their 麻豆果冻 Votes shirts in support of the students and their civic responsibilities.

鈥淲e are incredibly proud of our efforts for the election,鈥 says Chinako Belanger, interim director for women's leadership and student engagement. She noted that the University received a small grant from the California Secretary of State鈥檚 office to assist with outreach efforts.