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Why do you want to be an SGA Senator?

A lot of people dedicate their
lives to serving the great cause of help
ing others. They choose different fields
and are helpful in various ways. Some for
instance, choose to help their fellows to
overcome the consequences of existing
policies while others, conversely, prefer to
step forward and help to create more in
clusive and peopleroriented policies. This
is how visionaries are born and I believe

Obinna
Uzondu

3rd Year
Armour College of
Engineering

that this is where leadership starts. With a
passionate but humble determination, this
is the path that I have decided to walk I
am interested in running for the SGA as a
Senator because I want to assure a better
representation of the diverse IIT commu
nity. Ultimately, I want to create a more
functional relationship between SGA and
other administrative offices at IIT to get
more things done to the benefits of the
students and the satisfaction of all parties.

Dan-Stefan
Florescu

1 st Year
Armour College of
Engineering

Wlnt issues do you plan to solve, and
how do you plan on approaching these
matters?

Strange hours of the cafeter
ria Questionnaires for students to fill
in.

Lack of advertisements of
big cultural events in Chicago. Party
nerships with event programmers in
Chicago.

Why do you want to be an SGA Senator?

I care about the issues that stur
dents face and want to have play a part in
making the ideas that positively imp act
the students lives a reality. My desire is
that all students have the most satisfaying,

Why do you want to be an SGA Senator?

I have always been passionate
about IIT and the quality of life of IIT
students. I want to make a positive change
in the IIT community, and I have come
to realize that being a part of the Student
Government Association is one great way

Chanese L.
Smith

2nd Year
Armour College of
Engineering

rewarding and meaningful experience
they can have at IIT. Not only do I want
to improve the IIT experience for current
students, but it is also my goal to leave
lasting positve changes that will benefit
future students.

Harshita
Iyer

3rd Year
Armour College of
Engineering

to do this. Ihave seen the effect that Voter
Box, and the Campaign for 100 have had
on campus, and it would be my honor to
be a part of this change. I have some great
ideas on the kind of change I want to see,
and am very keen on hearing what the
student wants to see as well.