Macon Kessler

Macon Kessler

Educational Background and Future Plans:

Macon is a 2025 Rushville-Industry High School graduate and is majoring in Ag Business at SRC. After SRC, Macon plans to transfer and obtain a major in Ag Business and minor in Finance.

Reason for Running for Student Trustee:

Macon states, “I am running for student trustee because I feel I will gain networking skills that will be valuable to my future career. I am also interested in learning more about how the college works and gaining experience in a boardroom setting.

Qualifications:

Macon states he is a hard worker and has a willingness to learn. He tries his best at everything and has been able to maintain good grades while being a member of the SRC baseball team.

2025-2025 Spoon River College Student Trustee

Logan Booth

Logan Booth

Educational Background:

Logan is majoring in communication at Spoon River College. His future plans include going into multi-media and graphic design.

Reason for Running for Student Trustee:

Logan thinks being the SRC Student Trustee would be a good experience and would help him further down the line in his academic major.

Qualifications:

Logan states that he is hard working and a good leader. Logan says that he takes pride in everything that he does. At SRC, Logan said that he has been able to balance his time while working at SRC, as well as, playing baseball all while maintain good grades.

Student Trustee Information

Each year, a student election is held at Spoon River College to elect a Student Trustee (term is served April – April of each calendar year). Petitions may be picked up each year beginning February, and voting takes place online in early March.

Requirements

  • Attend Board of Trustees Meetings on a monthly basis and as needed at other times
  • Update the Board of Trustees on college events and student life activities
  • Represent the student body on the Student Government Association in either Canton or Macomb

Benefits

  • Gain leadership skills
  • Further the interests and promote the welfare of SRC students
  • Opportunities to attend state student trustee meetings and conferences
  • Receive a one-year stipend toward your tuition and fees for up to 30 credit hours (not to exceed a pre-determined amount for each semester).