The SGA will hold a special election Friday for one Senate seat for the Graduate School and one Senate seat for the School of Social Work.
The candidates are as follows:
Graduate School Candidates
Aviannah Brown is a Family Nurse Practitioner graduate student.
“I am running for the Graduate School Senate seat because students should feel connected to UA and have a voice in decisions that affect them, whether they attend classes on campus or online,” Brown wrote in her statement of candidacy. “As an online student, I know that being part of the university can look different when you are not on campus every day.”
Anthony Willing is a fourth-year PhD student in the English Department specializing in 21st Century Queer Anglophone Literature.
“He plans to increase the access to FAC funding to better support the needs of students who are presenting their research at conferences much in line with the work that the President has formulated to create a $150 supplement for undergraduates,” Willing wrote in his statement of candidacy. “Nonetheless, he wants to be a champion for all marginalized voices first and foremost and so as the current treasurer for The Spot (which advocates for neurodivergent students) he intends to help create more accessible infrastructure in conjunction with the ongoing capital developments to renovate spaces on campus.”
School of Social Work Candidates
Gabriella Bolling is a sophomore majoring in social work.
“I am running for School of Social Work Senator because I believe student representation should extend beyond holding a title,” Bolling said in her statement of candidacy. “It should mean listening to students, advocating for their needs, and turning their concerns into actionable solutions. I want every student to feel connected to our school, supported in their academic and professional journey, and empowered to contribute to our community.”
Emma Honer is a senior majoring in social work and public health.
“I am running for School of Social Work Senator because I want to strengthen the connection between students, faculty, and the professional social work community,” Honer said in her statement of candidacy. “I believe social work students deserve opportunities to apply what they learn in the classroom, explore different career paths, and build relationships that prepare them for life after graduation.”
Lily Monterroza is a sophomore majoring in social work.
“I am running for Senate because I want to be a part of something bigger,” Monterroza said in her statement of candidacy. “My four platform points are student resources, professional development, student connection, and student advocacy and implementation.”
Voting will be open on myBama from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday.
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