Student Representative
Jasmine Kimbrough is the Representative for Health and Social Science of Associated Students. She became the first person in her family to go to college while born and raised in the Bay Area. Currently in her 4th year, she is double majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology. Her academic work has been highlighted in the Annual Review of Criminal Justice journal to show the impacts of incarceration and stigmatization.
Jasmine's work for Associated Students this year focuses on addressing student needs and bridging communication between faculty and students. She heavily advocates for education to be accessible and affordable for all people. She hopes to be able to improve campus wellness to allow for every student to be successful when they leave SF State