Photo courtesy of Ana Ramirez. Asia Fields Ramirez was told in June despite being elected by students in April unpaid volunteer position was created for Ramirez a position with a salary of almost $12,000 a year "Honestly, after quitting today, I was like, 'I should have done this a long time ago because I deserve better.'" Ana Ramirez Ramirez said she was told it may be possible that she would lose her position. Cocke said in an email in October. split between Western’s Ethnic Student Center and the Representation and Engagement Program at Ramirez's request, Updated at 3:48 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 6, with statement from university spokesperson Paul Cocke. This post will be updated as more information becomes available.
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