As Faculty of Engineering Director, I would focus on enhancing student life by organizing community-building events like faculty meet-and-greets, and collaborative activities with other programs. I would also advocate for stress-relief initiatives, such as recreational sports and social outings, to promote mental well-being. Additionally, I’d work to expand academic support through peer tutoring and study workshops, ensuring students have the resources they need to succeed. My goal is to create a supportive community where engineering students feel connected and their voices are heard. how do you plan on facilitating positive work relationships within the UWSA Board, members at large and UWindsor administration?

To build strong relationships within the UWSA Board, members at large, and UWindsor administration, I’d focus on open communication and teamwork. Building trust comes from being approachable, listening to different viewpoints, and making sure everyone feels heard and respected. I believe good teamwork happens when we align our goals and have honest, clear conversations during meetings. I’d also make it a priority to stay in touch regularly with board members and university officials to keep projects on track and address any issues before they grow. By working with mutual respect and shared goals, we can build a productive environment that benefits both engineering students and the broader university community.

To build strong relationships within the UWSA Board, members at large, and UWindsor administration, I’d focus on open communication and teamwork. Building trust comes from being approachable, listening to different viewpoints, and making sure everyone feels heard and respected. I believe good teamwork happens when we align our goals and have honest, clear conversations during meetings. I’d also make it a priority to stay in touch regularly with board members and university officials to keep projects on track and address any issues before they grow. By working with mutual respect and shared goals, we can build a productive environment that benefits both engineering students and the broader university community.

The UWSA is really important because it gives students a voice in how things are run at the university. It connects students with the administration to make sure our concerns and ideas are heard. Beyond that, the UWSA plays a big role in student life; whether it’s organizing fun events, supporting clubs, or offering services like health plans and financial aid. It’s a way for students to get involved, build community, and make a real impact on campus. At the end of the day, it helps create a better experience for everyone at UWindsor.