Junior Senators
Amna Ahmed
Senator
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Majoring in Politics and International Affairs, Minoring in Bioethics & Entrepreneurship
Amna chose to join Student Government because she’s passionate about making student life more inclusive and responsive to real needs. She believes t’s meaningful to advocate for wellness, equity, and representation on campus. Amna is excited to learn how policies are shaped and to contribute through collaborative leadership.
Ayden Boucher
Senator
Hometown: Medina, Ohio
Majoring in Mathematical Business, Minoring in Marketing Communications
Ayden chose student government to ensure he stays informed on current events in our university and our world. He says the great people he’s had the opportunity to meet and work with it was makes it meaningful.
Dany Doughan
Senator
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Majoring in Health and Exercise Science, Minoring in Chemistry
Dany chose to be part of student government because he cares about making this school a better place for everyone. He wanted to be a voice for students who might not always feel heard, and help create an environment where people feel included and supported.
Gray Lowder
Senator
Hometown: Englewood, Florida
Majoring in Finance, Minoring in Politics & International Affairs & Entrepreneurship
Gray joined Student Government because it allows us to have an impact on Wake Forest’s future and to bring the student perspective to decisions that affect our entire community.
Matthew Riley
Senator
Hometown: Fayetteville, North Carolina
Majoring in Politics and International Affairs, Minoring in Entrepreneurship
Matthew joined student government because he wanted to make a difference on the Wake Forest campus.
Hanna Shakarov
Senator
Hometown: Alpine, New Jersey
Majoring in Business Enterprise Management, Minoring in Politics and International Affairs
Hanna chose to be part of Student Government to ensure every student feels represented, and gets what they want out of their Wake Forest experience.
Aastha Shukla
Senator
Hometown: New Jersey
Majoring in Biology
Aastha wanted to be more involved in direct impact on the student body, believing student government is one of the best means of communication for students on campus. She wanted to have more of a role in effecting change that is representative of the Wake student body.
Camille Rogers
Senator
Hometown: Concord, NC
Biology major and Psychology minor
I joined student government because I’ve always been passionate about making a positive impact on campus and helping shape the student experience. Serving during my freshman and sophomore years showed me how meaningful it is to advocate for students, collaborate with campus leaders, and bring new ideas to life. I’m excited to continue this work as a junior and keep finding ways to make Wake Forest a better place for everyone.