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Applications to serve on the Honors College Student Council are due April 30th. 

We are looking for students who want to develop as leaders and improve the Honors community. For more information, see the council mission and current members below.

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We have leaders in our labs, classroom, student organizations, and governance. Being a leader in Honors means working to discover your strengths and the strengths of others. Leadership sometimes means standing at the front of the room, but it sometimes means asking a thoughtful question or inviting someone else to speak. It means listening, observing, figuring out what are the greatest needs and working independently or collaboratively to meet those needs.

The council activities change every year, but the mission is the same: The Honors Student Council aims to develop a strong sense of community and common identity among Honors students by providing opportunities and serving as a refuge to all students of the Cohen Honors College. The Council uses innovative approaches to identify and address the challenges and needs of all Honors students and serves as the voice of students through communication with the staff, faculty and Dean of the Cohen Honors College.

Recent initiatives led by the council include: changing Honors admissions messaging and application requirements, hosting Honors Hours and extended lounge hours, awarding fee scholarships, recommending a security camera in the lounge area

Applications to serve on the Honors College Student Council are due April 30th. 

We are looking for students who want to develop as leaders and improve the Honors community. For more information, see the council mission and current members below.

Click to apply.

We have leaders in our labs, classroom, student organizations, and governance. Being a leader in Honors means working to discover your strengths and the strengths of others. Leadership sometimes means standing at the front of the room, but it sometimes means asking a thoughtful question or inviting someone else to speak. It means listening, observing, figuring out what are the greatest needs and working independently or collaboratively to meet those needs.

The council activities change every year, but the mission is the same: The Honors Student Council aims to develop a strong sense of community and common identity among Honors students by providing opportunities and serving as a refuge to all students of the Cohen Honors College. The Council uses innovative approaches to identify and address the challenges and needs of all Honors students and serves as the voice of students through communication with the staff, faculty and Dean of the Cohen Honors College.

Recent initiatives led by the council include: changing Honors admissions messaging and application requirements, hosting Honors Hours and extended lounge hours, awarding fee scholarships, recommending a security camera in the lounge area.

 

Tania Molina
Position: Director of Recruitment
Major: Biology/Biomedical Emphasis in Pre-Dentistry
Minors: Chemistry, Spanish, and University Honors

Tania is a Give Something Back scholar, and stays involved on campus as an Honors Ambasssador, and other campus organizations like Phenomenal Women, Latinos Lead, the Hispanic American Leadership Organization (HALO), the First Generation Student Organization (FGSO), the Pre-Dental Student Association (PDSA), Student Lead for CULTURED, Senior Mentor for Passage 2 Success, and as an active sister of Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc. Tania enjoys alone time with herself, where she can read and catch up on series or books she's started, or eating Korean Barbecue with her friends. 

"To me, more meaningful work means finding what you are passionate about, working to achieve that, and ultimately using your passions to help your community or people around you without looking at how it benefits you, but how you can benefit others for the greater good."

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Xander Baird
Position: Council Member At-Large
Major: Computer Science
Minors: Cybersecurity and University Honors

Xander is a member of Women in Cybersecurity, and curently works at Ennovar, at Textron Aviation as a ServiceNow Developer. They volunteer at League42 as a math and reading tutor for children in Pre-K through 5th Grade. Xander enjoys playing video games, listening to music, and reading anything that cathes their eye. 

"To me, more meaningful work means work that creates a long-lasting positive impact on the community and environment around oneself, giving back to others and growing from it as a result."

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Abigail Rees
Position: Living Learning Community (LLC) Representative
Major: Psychology
Minor: History

Abigail is involved as an Honors Ambassador, Prevention Ambassador, a Resident Assistant, Social Media and Outreach Coordinator for HOPE services and CAPS, and as the social media manager for the Psychology Club. Abigail loves spending time with friends and family, or doing anything creative. 

"More meaningful work means sincerely investing in projects that serve the community in a sustainable, efficient, and relevant way."

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Dayana Almeida
Position: Outreach Committee Member
Major: Integrated Marketing Communication with a Film Certification

Dayana is the WHEAT marketing chair, and outside of school, Dayana enjoys spending time with friends and family, occasionally assisting with film projects, dancing, and doing crafts. 

"To me, meaningful work is work that has the potential to make a real impact."

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Naomi Brake
Position: Director of Diversity Initiatives
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Minor: Mathematics and Chemistry. 

Naomi is involved as the treasurer for the Biomedical Engineering Society and as an Honors Ambassador. Naomi enjoys painting, cooking, and spending time outdoors. 

"To me, more meaningful work means engaging with projects and activities that challenge my knowledge and choosing to do everything asked of me to the best of my abilities."

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Olivia Wessley
Position: Director of Marketing
Major: Economics
Minor: Mathematics

Olivia is a McNair Scholar, and is involved in the Dean's Undergraduate Student Council, as a member of Beta Gamma Sigma, President of Economists Anonymous, Media Coordinator for Internaional Business Studies Association, and Co-Treasurer of the American Association of Mechanical Engineers. She currently works as a tutor in statistics, microeconomics, and macroeconomics for the Economics Department at 红领巾瓜报. Olivia enjoys spending time with family and friends, travelling, reading, painting, and playing the violin. 

"More meaningful work means taking on the challenges and overcoming difficulties to achieve the very highest caliber of work possible, not just for yourself, but for a greater purpose."

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Kate Potter
Position: Chair and Outreach Director
Major: Pre-Law Criminal Justice

Kate is involved with the Pre-Law Student Association where she serves as vice-president, the Associate Justice for the Student Governments Association's Supreme Court, and is a LEAD scholar. Kate loves listening to music, like Elvis, hanging out with friends, and watching movies. 

"More meaningful work to me means helping others or giving back in some sorts with my studies, combining academics and public service experiences."

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Lauren Hughes
Position: Programming Chair and WHEAT President
Major: Biological/Biomedical Sciences
Minor: American Sign Language (ASL), Chemistry, and University Honors

Lauren is a Lenora McGregor Scholar, and she serves in varoius leadership roles across campus. Lauren is the president and founder of the Wichita Honors Events and Activities Team (WHEAT), a Resident Assistant, an undergaduate researcher within an on-campus biochemistry laboratoy, and a member of the Community Service Board. Lauren loves to explore Wichita, play piano, host game nights, catch up on her long list of books, engage in any and all crafts, and spen time with all the incredible people on campus. 

"More meaningful work isn鈥檛 about the grandeur or position that comes from completing difficult tasks. Meaningful work is what happens when we shift the focus from a goal to community; for nothing is more meaningful than the impact that ordinary people can have when they choose to better their world and community.鈥�

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Aniayah Dickinson
Position: Marketing Committee Member
Major: Entrepreneurship
Minor: Marketing

Aniayah is involved as a Barton Business Ambassador, a Mentor for Promoting Academic Sudent Success (PASS) and the Kansas Hispanich Education and Development Foundation (KHEDF). Aniayah enjoys baking and volunteering within the community. 

"More meaningful work means extracting deeper insights from your experiences and carrying those lessons forward into life, enriching your personal and professional growth."

Jared Amborski
Position: Council Member At-Large
Major: Accounting

Jared is involved with WSU Club Baseball, Honors Ambassadors, and the Honors Student Council. He likes to perform statistical analysis on baseball teams, binge competition reality television, work out, and find new music to listen to.

"More meaningful work means whatever you want it to mean. Each of us apply ourselves in manners that exemplify the value we want to bring to society."

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Jaci Charbonneau
Position: Director of Recruitment for Honors Ambassadors
Major: Finance with Real Estate Emphasis
Minor: Organizational Leadership, Honors, Communication, and Accounting

Jaci is the president of the Barton Business Ambassadors, Honors Ambassadors, and the Honors Student Council. She enjoys hanging out with friends and family, watching and playing sports, baking, and cooking.

"More meaningful work means, to me, doing something you are passionate about that makes a good impact on others and not only yourself."

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Omar Farhoud
Position: Director of Diversity Initiatives
Major: Business Administration
Minor: Chemistry and Pre-Med Track

Omar is the president of the American Red Cross Club, a member of the Diversity Equity and Inclusion Board, and a member of the Premedical Student Association. He enjoys hanging out with friends and playing tennis.

"More meaningful work involves challenging myself to think outside the box and go above and beyond the goals that I have initially set. I believe that one who engages in more meaningful work will ultimately attain a sense of purpose and contentment in their respected goals and aspirations."

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Gabriella Leon
Position: Chair
Major: Physics

Gabby also is an Honors Ambassador. She enjoys spending time with family, and especially enjoys taking trips and vacations with her family. Gabby considers herself a true "foodie" and loves tasting and preparing a variety of foods from different cultures and also enjoys exploring new foods and restaurants.

"For me, doing more meaningful work means stepping out of one鈥檚 comfort zone. Meaningful work involves taking on challenges, debating/exploring complex issues, asking questions, listening to the ideas/opinions of others, having discussions that are thought provoking, and exercising critical thinking skills. Quality work starts with a thirst for learning. It is this thirst for learning in which an individual begins their pursuit of knowledge."

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Kaylea Maxey
Position: Treasurer
Major: Pre-Dental Hygiene

Kaylea is involved in Christian Challenge and the Honors Student Council. She enjoys rock climbing, swing dancing, and crocheting.

"More meaningful work for me means that there is an impact on my life from the work, either it being personal or professional development or gaining knowledge."

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Brynna Mays
Position: Director of Records
Major: Honors Baccalaureate with concentrations in Health Science, Exercise Science, and Psychology on a Pre-Physical Therapy Track

Brynna is involved in Honors Ambassadors, Student Ambassadors, Manager for Wichita State Softball, and the Honors Student Council as Director of Records. She enjoys watching sports games both in person and on television, and spending time with her family and dog.

"More meaningful work means working towards your goals with passion, intention, and purpose. It means finding your passions and digging into them to create a better understanding of them in pursuit of bettering your future or the futures of others."

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Kate Potter
Position: Council Member At-Large
Major: Prelaw Criminal Justice on the LEAD Track

Kate is involved with SGA as the Honors Commissioner for the Finance Committee, Honors Ambassador, member of the Prelaw Association, and works part-time at the Shocker Store. She just started guitar lessons, loves to hang out with friends, listen to music such as Gracie Abrams and Elvis, and watching good thrillers. 

"More meaningful work means studying and researching towards a cause to help others and create a difference, no matter how small or large."

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Abigail Rees
Position: Honors Residence Life (LLC) Representative
Major: Psychology
Minor: Political Science and History

Abigail is involved in Housing as an RA, History and Sociology Tutor for SLC, a member of the African and Carribean Student Union, and a member of the Psychology Club. She enjoys spending time with friends, playing the guitar, and crocheting.

"More meaningful work means investing in projects that serve the community in a sustainable and relevant way."

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Olivia Wessley
Position: Director of Marketing 
Major: Economics
Minor: Mathematics and Business Analytics

Olivia is an officer of the International Business Studies Association, a member of Economists Anonymous, a member of the McNair Scholar Program, plays the violin at WSU, and works as a student assistant in the Economics Department. She enjoys reading, writing, and traveling in her free time as well as visiting new places.

"More meaningful work means taking on the challenges and overcoming difficulties to achieve the very highest caliber of work possible, not just for yourself, but for a greater purpose."

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Analisa Bridge
Position: Co-Chair
Major: Biological Sciences & Honors Baccalaureate
Minor: Chemistry

Analisa is involved in WHEAT, Honors Ambassadors, and the Honors Student Council. She enjoys listening to music and golfing for fun.

"More meaningful work is doing something to make a difference now and also taking what is learned to make a difference in the future."

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Jadie Chauncey
Position: Co-Chair
Major: Social Work as well as an Honors Baccalaureate with concentration in Social Work, Dance, and Psychology.

Jadie is a Rudd Scholar here at WSU. She is also an Honors Ambassador and was a member of the First-Year Honors Advisory Board (FHAB). Outside of honors, Jadie has been involved in various organizations throughout college.

"Meaningful work is work that equips me to better myself, and my community, through college as well as throughout my life."

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Manish Mahajan
Position: Honors Treasurer
Major: Aerospace Engineering, Math Minor

Manish serves as the Director of Finances for the Engineering Council and has been an executive member of the WSU engineering council since Fall 2020. He is also a member of the AIAA Student branch at 红领巾瓜报 and is hoping to be a part of major changes for the AE department in the upcoming years.Manish is currently an undergraduate researcher in the AE department's MADLab (Mechanics and Dynamics Lab) and therefore, did not really get a lot of free time in the summer semester. But whenever he gets free time, Manish likes to learn programming languages and hangout with friends.

"For me, meaningful work is to work for a change, a reform and big-picture mission that affects the people around you in a positive way. Doing more of it is only an evaluation of your determination and the passion you have for your chosen mission and goals."

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Cali Keith
Position: Director of Marketing
Major: Biological Sciences

Cali is a Rudd Scholar, the Director of Marketing for the Honors Student Council, the Director of Lectureship for Delta Gamma and works within the Honors college as the Honors Office Assistant. Cali is also involved with Shockers for Life, and enjoys working out and seeing friends in her free time.

"For me, meaningful work is work that challenges us as individuals to step out of our comfort zones and exceed our ordinary limits in order to reap the ultimate benefits that education has to offer."

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Ella Ihrig
Position: Director of Outreach
Major: Honors Baccalaureate with Concentrations in Homeland Security & Workforce Leadership

Ella is involved in the Student Government Association as the Chief of Staff, and serves as a Transition Mentor. Ella likes to bake and decorate her house whenever she gets a spare minute.

"Meaningful work is anything and everything that pushes us to think deeper, ask the big questions, and break out of the day-to-day slump. When someone is really passionate you can almost see a sparkle in their eye while they work, and that is truly meaningful work."

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Olga Lesnik
Position: Director of Recruitment
Major: Nursing

In Olga's free time she likes to hike, read, and have fun with her friends.

"More meaningful work to me means work that brings change to the world and the lives of individuals."

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Jaden Wood
Position: Director of Records
Major: Honors Baccalaureate with concentrations in Biology, Chemistry, & Health Sciences

Along with being an Honors Student Council Member, Jaden is also an Honors Ambassador, a member of WHEAT, and a member of WSU's Green Group.

"More meaningful work is doing something for a greater purpose that goes beyond oneself in order to make a difference in the world that benefits others."

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Jared Amborski
Position: Honors Student Government Association (SGA) Senator
Major: Accounting

Jared is involved in HCSC and plays intramural softball. In his free time he enjoys looking at baseball analytics and runs career simulations.

"More meaningful work to me means to inject purpose into what you do, whether it be as simple as cooking dinner or as complex as curing a disease."

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Jacob Tubach
Position: Honors Student Government Association (SGA) Senator
Major: Psychology Minor: Criminal Justice

Jacob is the founder of the Freshmen Advisory Board. He served on the Shock the Future Steering Committee. Jacob is a resident in the Honors LLC. He also works for the Office of the President in Morrison Hall. In his free time, Jacob likes to play basketball, attend games, hang out with friends, and watch movies.

"More meaningful work gets us, as students, prepared for the world after college, not just with our careers, but in our everyday lives as well."

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Gabriella Leon
Position: Freshmen Year Advisory Board Representative
Major: Pre-Medicine

Gabby is an Honors Ambassador and Honors College First Year Advisory Board member. Gabby enjoys spending time with family, and especially enjoys taking trips and vacations with her family. Gabby considers herself a true "foodie" and loves tasting and preparing a variety of foods from different cultures and also enjoys exploring new foods and restaurants.

"For me, doing more meaningful work means stepping out of one鈥檚 comfort zone. Meaningful work involves taking on challenges, debating/exploring complex issues, asking questions, listening to the ideas/opinions of others, having discussions that are thought provoking, and exercising critical thinking skills. Quality work starts with a thirst for learning, it is this thirst for learning in which an individual begins their pursuit of knowledge."

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Treyton Blecke
Position: Freshman Honors Advisory Board Member
Major: Aerospace Engineering

Treyton is an incoming freshman, and is excited to be involved in multiple activities ranging from intramural sports to choir.

"To me more meaningful work is something that is above and beyond the average in society. It's a commitment to a higher degree of work in the sense that you are charged with something that others are unable or unwilling to do."

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Kelsey Acosta
Position: Freshmen Year Advisory Board Member
Major: Criminal Justice

Kelsey is an Honors College First Year Advisory Board member and plans on going through Sorority Recruitment in the fall. Kelsey enjoys watching anime, singing while driving around, and shopping.

"More meaningful work to me means putting pride into your work to represent yourself or group."

Abby Sheahan
Position: co-Chair and Director of Retention
Major: Human Resources Management and Marketing
Minor: Spanish, management, Emory Lindquist

Abby is involved with the Honors Council, Honors Ambassadors, Student Alumni Board, and Christian Challenge. During her free time she likes to bake, read, and spend time with friends.

"Meaningful work is about having real-life and worldly application."

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Analisa Bridge
Position: co-Chair and Director of Records
Major: Biological Sciences
Minor: Chemistry

Analisa is involved in WHEAT, Navigators, and the Honors Student Council. She enjoys listening to music and golf for fun.

"More meaningful work is doing something to make a difference now and also taking what is learned to make a difference in the future."

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Tyler Stice
Position: Treasurer
Major: Finance Major
Minor: Business Analytics Minor

Tyler is involved in the Honors Student Council and the Barton International Group.

"For me, meaningful work is action that impacts people's lives for the better and has a positive ripple effect in the community."

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Emma Carter
Position: Director of Outreach (fall 2020)
Major: Elementary Education

As a sophomore at WSU, Emma will be serving as the Director of Outreach for the Cohen Honors College and is the director of service hours for her fellow members of Delta Gamma.

"To me, meaningful work means doing more work with intentionality. It is work that has a driven purpose not only to further one's success, but ultimately to do good for all those around you."

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Cali Keith
Position: Director of Marketing
Major: Biological Sciences

Cali is a Rudd Scholar, the Director of Marketing for the Honors Student Council, and works within the Honors college as the Honors Office Assistant. Cali is also involved with Shockers for Life.

"For me, meaningful work is work that challenges us as individuals to step out of our comfort zones and exceed our ordinary limits in order to reap the ultimate benefit that education has to offer."

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Jacquelyn Martinez
Position: Director of Diversity Initiatives (fall 2020)
Major: Biological Sciences
Minor: Chemistry and University Honors

Honors Ambassador and Education Chair for the WSU Hispanic American Leadership Organization. (HALO)

"Meaningful work is passionate work done to benefit the growth of oneself and the community."

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Jadie Chauncey
Position: Director of Recruitment
Major: Social Work as well as an Honors Baccalaureate with concentration in Social Work, Dance, and Psychology.

Jadie is a Rudd Scholar here at WSU. She is also an Honors Ambassador and was a member of the First-Year Honors Advisory Board (FHAB). Outside of honors, Jadie has been involved in various organizations throughout college.

"Meaningful work is work that equips me to better myself, and my community, through college as well as throughout my life."

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Jacob Tubach
Position: Honors Student Government Association (SGA) Senator
Major: Psychology Minor: Criminal Justice

Jacob is the founder of the Freshmen Advisory Board. He served on the Shock the Future Steering Committee. Jacob is a resident in the Honors LLC. He also works for the Office of the President in Morrison Hall. In his free time, Jacob likes to play basketball, attend games, hang out with friends, and watch movies.

"More meaningful work gets us, as students, prepared for the world after college, not just with our careers, but in our everyday lives as well."

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Ella Ihrig
Position: Honors SGA Senator
Major: Honors Baccalaureate

Ella is involved in the Student Government Association, the Student Ambassador Society, serves as a Transition Mentor, an Honors Ambassador, and professional EDGE.

"Meaningful work is any activity big or small that makes a difference whether it changes the planet or just on person's day."

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Jared Amborski
Position: Honors Living Learning Community Representative

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Tyrell Burns
Position: First-Year Representative

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Emma Ahrenholtz
Position: WHEAT Student Organization Representative
Major: Aerospace Engineering

Emma is currently involved in WHEAT, Student Activities Council, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and officiates intramural sports on campus.

"Meaningful work to me is about making a difference in your field, community, and for those around you."

Abby Jurgensmeier
Position: Chair
Major: Honors Baccalaureate

Abby works at a biochemistry lab on campus, as well as in the Honors College. Her involvement at WSU includes WHEAT, St. Paul Catholic Student Center, and Honors Ambassadors. In her free time, Abby bullet journals and plays games with friends.

"Meaningful work means something with a clear purpose."

Noor Farhoud
Position: Vice-Chair for Student Retention
Major: Biological Sciences Minor: Chemistry, Pre-medicine track

Outside of the Honors Student Council, Noor serves as Executive Vice President for the Pre-medicine Student Association and as a Co-President for the American Red Cross Club. She enjoys spending her free time with friends and family.

"You are successful the moment you start moving towards a worthwhile goal." ~Chester Carlson

Lucy Cook
Position: Director of Outreach
Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders

Minors: Spanish, ASL, and Emory Lindquist.

Lucy is currently pursuing a CSD major with the goal of becoming a speech-language pathologist. She works at Rainbows United as a paraeducator and is currently working on interdisciplinary research in the CSD department and the department of performance studies. In her free time, Lucy enjoys playing board games, reading, and meeting new people.

"More meaningful work means actively pursuing professional, societal, and personal growth."

Saylis Sengvilay
Position: Director of Diversity Initiatives
Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders
Minor: Psychology, Emory Lindquist.

Born and raised in the ICT, Saylis is excited to continue her work towards benefitting the 红领巾瓜报 and Wichita communities. She is involved in Student Ambassador Society, the 红领巾瓜报 Student Speech-Hearing-Language Association, the Thai-Lao-Cambodia club, and the Green Group on campus. In her free time, she likes to bask in the glory of her bearded dragon Shenron, garden, spend time with family, and watch anime.

"Meaningful work means identifying an area of improvement in a system and using my knowledge and experience to not only work for a solution, but also to motivate, understand, and educate others along the way."

Elizabeth Nguyen
Position: Co-Director of Marketing and Events
Major: Biomedical Engineering Minor: Honors Interdisciplinary Track

Elizabeth is involved with the Honors Council and International Buddy Program. She is also an ACE Engineering Mentor. During her free time, Elizabeth loves to explore local coffee shops, listen to podcasts, and spend time with her dogs.

"Meaningful work to me means using the knowledge and experience I've gained to better my education, work, and community."

Jeromiah Taylor
Position: Co-Director of Marketing and Events
Major: Integrated Marketing Communication
Minor: Emory Lindquist, Religion

Jeromiah is excited to begin his tenure as an Honors Student Council member during such a pivotal moment of change in the Honors College. Jeromiah serves as an Honors Ambassador, and is the Assistant for Communications and Social Media in the Honors College office. Before these posts, Jeromiah was an officer for the Shocker Hall Activities Council, and a member of the Honors LLC. Outside of the University, Jeromiah has served in marketing roles as an intern at the Museum of World Treasures, and as a member of the Stewardship Committee at St. James Episcopal Church. Academically, Jeromiah works across the humanities in communications, the social sciences, and religious studies reveling in the intersections of theory and experience. In his spare time, Jeromiah cooks, reads, attends to the ceaseless needs of two very imperious feline companions, and collects vinyl.

"Any work that aids a worthy mission is meaningful. Work should be in the pursuit of a better world."

Analisa Bridge
Position: Director of Records
Major: Biological Sciences
Minor: Chemistry

Analisa is involved in WHEAT, Navigators, and the Honors Student Council. She enjoys listening to music and golf for fun.

"More meaningful work is doing something to make a difference now and also taking what is learned to make a difference in the future."

Siubhan Mora-Bruce
Position: Treasurer
Major: LAS Undecided

"Meaningful work is done when you put all of your effort into it, have fun, and help others, even if you don't know where it might lead."

Abby Sheahan
Position: Director of Recruitment
Major: Human Resources Management and Marketing Minor: Spanish, management, Emory Lindquist

Abby is involved with the Honors Council, Honors Ambassadors, Student Alumni Board, and Christian Challenge. During her free time she likes to bake, read, and spend time with friends.

"Meaningful work is about having real-life and worldly application."

Tabatha Polk
Position: President of WHEAT
Major: Biomedical Engineering

Tabatha is involved in WHEAT, Golden Key International Honor Society, Biomedical Engineering Society, and Society of Women Engineers. Tabatha is a diligent worker, and strives to help others.

"More meaningful work means taking an interdisciplinary approach and applying what I've learned at a deeper level for the purpose of becoming a better version of myself."

Lucas Webb
Position: Honors SGA Senator
Major: Aerospace Engineering Minor: Mathematics, Physics

Lucas is involved with the Honors Council and Student Government. He is a mentor for the ACE Engineering Program. During his free time, Lucas likes to watch Modern Family, the Big Bang Theory, and Parks and Recreation.

"Meaningful work to me is work that makes you fell like you've impacted somebody's world in a progressive way."

Jacob Tubach
Position: Honors SGA Senator
Major: Psychology Minor: Criminal Justice

Jacob is the founder of the Freshmen Advisory Board. He served on the Shock the Future Steering Committee. Jacob is a resident in the Honors LLC. He also works for the Office of the President in Morrison Hall. In his free time, Jacob likes to play basketball, attend games, hang out with friends, and watch movies.

"More meaningful work gets us, as students, prepared for the world after college, not just with our careers, but in our everyday lives as well."

Tyler Stice.

Cameron Holston.