My passion project is working toward a more sustainable campus. UAF is a global leader in climate research, and yet, when it comes to our own contributions to climate change, we aren’t putting our beliefs into action.

I’m deeply invested in my passion project, which aims to enhance students’' awareness of ASUAF and the array of available resources. It’s crucial that as students, our voices are recognized and valued. My strategy involves bridging the gap between students and the governing body that actively advocates for their interests and addresses their issues.

My passion project is to make sure everyone is having a good time in school and life. I would like to sponsor a bill involving Rural Student Services or any of the Native clubs at UAF. I would encourage the student body to think big and be creative and productive and become the best we can be.

My passion project is ensuring students are receiving the benefits they are paying thousands of dollars for. Every student deserves proper living conditions, including the meal plans they pay for. UAF is a leader in research, and the students that live on campus deserve to treated as such.

I started being engaged in the associative life on campus through event organization and representation of graduate students in my home institute. After connecting with other graduate student associations, I realized we shared the same concerns, whatever our field of study. I aim to create ways for students, undergraduate and graduate, to connect and have more opportunities to share their passions and concerns, and to help them have their voices heard.

Senator and the  External Affairs Chair, Major is history. I don’t really have a passion project of my own per say. I have helped other projects for other senators such as the springfest dance and the Mural Competition.

I don’t currently have a passion project! I joined ASUAF to learn more about issues around the campus at large, and I’m looking to help in any way I can. I am most interested in preventing student costs from being increased, and I hope to work on that sometime soon.

Sometimes attending a university can feel isolating. I want my fellow students to know they are not alone, and that many programs and opportunities exist to help them find and develop community. Belonging is not just a noun but also a verb. Welcome! We’re glad you’re here.

I am a junior and have been involved with ASUAF in different roles since my first semester. I want to help provide a voice for any students who may not want to do it themselves or need help getting theirs heard.

As a relative newcomer to Alaska, my passion project is advocating for in-person learning and e-campus reform at UAF. The expansion of the e-campus at UAF has been largely at the expense of in-person instruction, which discriminates against so many students who pay thousands of dollars for on-campus housing and to be taught by professors in collaborative, engaging, in-person settings. I am proud to promote the rights of all students so that we receive the promised value of the education that we pay for.

I am dedicated to my research, which centers on linguistic diversity and critical anti-racist pedagogy. As a student of color, I am committed to expanding my understanding of diversity and inclusion within the UAF student body. As a senator, I aim to foster an environment that embraces these principles and empowers every student.

My passion project is directed toward the social aspects of UAF. However, I still care about the people's voice and making sure every bill passed is looked at from all perspectives. I hope to work on student involvement in events and eventually have an official ASUAF tradition.

My wife and I moved up to Alaska in fall 2022. I’ve joined the Senate to help embolden the voice of the less privileged. Coming from an impoverished background, my goal is to help make the college experience for students a more affordable and enjoyable experience for all. I hope to help increase awareness and support funding for programs like Student Support Services.

I joined ASUAF because I want to make a difference on campus. I want to promote school spirit, with new ideas that can really make students excited. I hope to make every student feel at home, and look forward to the future of their time at UAF.

I am passionate about making UAF a sustainable and healthy place to live. My focuses are nutrition and sustainability on campus. I aim to help make UAF a cleaner, healthier, more inclusive school for all students by evaluating meal plans, working toward better composting and recycling programs, and encouraging more community engagement.

I joined ASUAF to help organize and grow the student body. My passion is to help in the continual effort to create a safe and sustainable community on campus. As well as encouraging students to get involved and use their voice to bring about positive changes they would like to see. In the senate, I focus on reducing costs associated with education and campus living.