Freshmen Senators

“I decided to join student government because of my interest in what happens behind the scenes of campus events. I wanted to become a senator to give a voice to individuals in my hall on what was occurring on campus, and how we can make our experience here better.”

“Student Government is important to me because in addition to being able to help foster school spirit in planning events, we get to ensure the voice of the students is being heard. I joined student government for the opportunity to spotlight the voices of the students and enhance the community and student experience!”

“I joined SG because I wanted to gain a voice in Wake Forest’s community and get to know my peers better. I saw the power and positive ways that the student government works towards change and I wanted to be a part of that change. The student government is a privilege to be a part of, and I take each role/task given to me with high honor and respect.”

“I joined SG because it was the one thing from my high school that I really enjoyed and I wanted to continue my passion for student engagement in college. I also wanted to join an organization at Wake that makes a difference in the life of students, works with administrators and has opportunities for me to apply components from my major. ”

“I want to improve the quality of community on campus beyond what the administration and others declare it to be. I want to be able to walk a campus where its normal to stop and smile at someone, where you can ask someone about their day and make friends out of strangers. ”

“I joined to student government to ensure student concerns were heard and to improve the overall transparency between admin decisions and students.”

“I joined SG because I want to make a difference in the student life at Wake Forest and to work on projects that are important to me.”

“I want to make a difference and ensure that everyone’s voices are heard.”

“I loved getting to work as a liaison between the students and the faculty while being on SG in high school, so I joined SG here to be able to pursue a similar role and make improvements for students across campus.”

“Student Government has always been a big part of my life, even in high school. So I really wanted to be a part of it at a college level.”

“I joined college student government to help promote diversity and inclusion on campus. By bringing different perspectives and voices to the table, we can create a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all students.”

“I joined SG to make Wake a better, more represented, and more representative place.”

“I joined Student Government to become actively involved in the Wake Forest community and to make the institutions and activities on campus as accessible as possible to every student.”

“I joined Student Government to be involved with the decision-making process on campus and to act as an advocate for my peers. I hope to act as a bridge between the student body and the administration to help foster positive change in the Wake Forest Community.”

“I joined Student Government to make a positive impact in my community by advocating for all the groups and associations on campus, especially those in which I am a part of. As a hispanic student, I also aim to make the community at Wake Forest all the more accepting and diverse.”

“I joined student government so that I could continue molding myself into a prominent leader. I’ve always had a fondness for changing campus life to aid student concerns and requests. I have been in places where I never had a voice and student government is my chance to not only share my voice but the voice of my classmates. ”

“I wanted to be involved in planning events for students.”

“I wanted to be able to help make change inside of our classrooms and inside our Wake Forest community. ”

“I joined SG to be a voice for my peers and be a link between students and administrators.”

“I joined student government because I have a passion for leadership and want to be an advocate for Wake Forest Students.”

” I really appreciate the leadership skills learned through SG as well as formative bonds that can be made with classmates of all grades. It is a great way to get out there and do great things for the betterment of Wake Forest.”

“I love collaborating with others to work towards a common goal that will benefit all students and faculty, making Wake an even more inclusive and comfortable place to live and learn.”