Put cc with great experiences on resume or not

I noticed that most of the people here would discourage cc transfer students to put their cc in the resume, but I need your input on this.

In my case, I transferred to a target school from a cc which last year just turned into a college (not a cc anymore). I had some experiences (vp of leadership in an honor society, sophomore rep, senate, initiated a community service project with local govt, and an okay final gpa of (3.5).

On the other hand, I already have 4 previous and current research positions (all different fields; education, international economics, psychology and environmental sciences) in my campus. I’m a junior year student studying computer science and stats. With barely 3.0 current gpa.

So, for this summer internship applying season, should I sacrifice 1 of my research positions in my resume and subtitute it with my cc at my education section along with those leadership experience?

I haven’t got any significant position in my current uni.

Fyi, looking for a summer internship in research.

Please help!

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