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Name: Madison Azim
Position: Student Activities
What do you want to accomplish?
“Here at Eastern, we have over 100 clubs and [organizations], and we have a very low retention rate. I feel that to help solve that problem is to help introduce all those clubs and [organizations] to students so they can get involved and make their college experience more enriched overall.”
Why did you decide to run?
“I’m currently philanthropy chair for Alpha Z Delta … I really felt … I would be honored to bring that leadership into ASEWU. I know that when I put my mind to something I’m going to be able to get that accomplished.”
What do you want to change?
“Though change is scary for some people, I feel that change needs to happen here at Eastern for us to be a more passionate school about what we are here at Eastern.”
Name: Kendal Davis
Position: Student Activities
What do you want to accomplish?
“I want every student to be aware of their opportunities within the clubs and organizations on campus. I know that my personal involvement in clubs and organization is what kept me at Eastern.”
Why did you decide to run?
“I decided to run when I went through orientation here. … One of the seminars was about ASEWU. I’ve always been interested in student government. … I went there and I was the dorky one in the front row asking questions.”
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The Easterner does not endorse any specific candidate for any position in the ASEWU. Candidates are presented alphabetically by position. Candidate statements have been edited in accordance with the Associated Press Stylebook to reflect the requirements of content in The Easterner. Names and positions for diversity outreach candidates Shanakia K. Porter and Doran J.D. Williams and student health and safety services candidate Muzit Kiflai provided by ASEWU Public Relations Specialist Frank McNeilly.
