Director of Education

Director of Education

Overview

Amanda Campbell

Position: Director of Education

Slogan: Lead, Learn, Empower

Instagram: @ms.amanda.teaches 

Candidate Statement:

Hey there Hornet Hive! My name is Amanda Campbell, and I am a proud Senior majoring in Child and Adolescent Development — and I am ready to lead.

As President of the Child and Adolescent Development Student Organization, I know what it means to show up for students. My path here has not been traditional, and that is my greatest strength. Rather than following a conventional route, I built my foundation in the real world first — spending five years as an Assistant General Manager and two years as an Operations Manager — before returning to complete my degree. That experience gives me a perspective and level of leadership that sets me apart.

Currently substituting for Eureka Union School District, I am actively engaged in the communities our college serves. Through my fieldwork, I have tutored emerging bilingual students and worked with children with disabilities — all within Title I schools — experiences that fuel my passion for equity and advocacy. In Fall 2026, I will pursue my teaching credential right here at Sac State.

As your Director of Education, my goal is to bridge education and community — ensuring our college does not just prepare students for the world, but actively shapes it. I will lead with purpose, empower every student to reach their potential, and never stop learning alongside you.

Vote Amanda Campbell. Lead. Learn. Empower.

Tyesha Riley

Position:  Director of Education

Slogan: Voice Values Victory

Instagram: @TyeshaRileyCandidate 

Candidate Statement:

Hello, my name is Tyesha Riley, and I am running for Director of Education. I am a Sacramento State Honors student who believes deeply in the mission of serving a diverse student population. Over the past semester, I’ve spent much of my time not just in the classroom but also in the community, attending town halls and Professors’ office hours, participating in Black Honors College events, and supporting campus initiatives like toy and sock drives.

As Director of Education, I aim to strengthen communication between students and faculty and advocate for equitable access to academic resources. Being a member of the Black Honors Cohort 2026 has allowed me to witness and experience how policy and leadership directly shape student engagement, belonging, and retention. I am running for Director of Education because I want to push for policies that empower students with dignity, transparency, influence, and real impact. I would be honored to earn your support and your vote.

Voting takes place on April 22 and 23. I invite you to join me in advocating for respect, representation, and tangible results for our student body. I would be honored to earn your vote. Tyesha Riley