Scott Drouin

Scott Drouin is a fourth-year political science major with a pre-law concentration and a minor in comparative ethnic studies from San Diego, California. He will graduate in spring 2026 and plans to pursue a career in law. Scott is this year’s Chair of the Recruitment and Elections Committee.

This is Scott’s third-year in ASI Student Government and second-year on the Board of Directors having represented the College of Liberal Arts on the Board during the 2023-24 academic year and having served as the Secretary of Accessibility on the Executive Cabinet during the 2024-25 academic year. He has a passion for advocacy and has authored multiple resolutions including Resolution #25-02: Resolution in Support of Increased Lighting and Safety Infrastructure on Campus that calls for increased pedestrian lighting at Cal Poly. As a returning member of Student Government, Scott is well-versed in navigating university affairs and has used and will continue to use this experience and positionality to advocate for student needs at the local, state, and national level.

Outside of ASI, Scott works for Cal Poly’s University Development and Alumni Engagement office as a member of the Annual Giving Team. In this role, he facilitates student club and organization Crowdfund projects and supports the University’s quarterly giving campaigns, including Poly Gives. Scott is also a contributing editor for Paideia, Cal Poly’s Journal of Political Science, and an active member of the Cal Poly Chapter of the Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity.

If he’s not on campus, Scott is probably enjoying time with friends, going to the beach, reading, or learning a new song on his ukulele.