I’m a fourth-year Computer Science student who’s been deeply involved in teamwork and leadership, both academically and socially. I’ve worked on group projects, like building a decentralized study group platform, and collaborated with others on coding challenges and competitions. I also have experience balancing tasks and deadlines

If elected, I’d focus on increasing transparency and communication between students and the UWSA My main focus would be giving students a stronger voice and increasing transparency within the UWSA.

I’d push for more accessible ways for students to share their concerns and ideas. I’d also advocate for better communication between the UWSA and student clubs so their voices are heard more clearly and consistently.

Building good vibes within the UWSA team and with UWindsor staff is all about being approachable and collaborative. I’d make sure everyone feels heard by encouraging open discussions and being proactive about solving conflicts. For members at large, I’d maintain an active presence at events and through social media to keep students in the loop and engaged.

The UWSA is the heartbeat of student life—it’s there to support, represent, and empower us. I’m running because I care about making sure everyone feels connected and supported during their time here. It’s all about creating a community that thrives together.