The Madison College Student Senate is hosting its annual election March 27-31 to fill the President, Vice President and Senator roles for the 2023-2024 academic year. All degree students will receive their ballot directly through their Madison College email on Monday, March 27, and have until Friday, March 31, to cast their vote electronically.
All degree students will be able to vote for the following positions: Student Senate President, VP Administration and Finance, VP Legislative Affairs, VP Team Development, VP Public Relations, 10 General Senators, Fort Atkinson Senator, Goodman South Senator, Portage Senator, Reedsburg Senator and Watertown Senator. Write-in votes are encouraged, particularly for the open seats, which include the Portage Senator and Watertown Senator positions.
Also on the ballot will be a referendum for students to vote on an increase to the fee that supports the Fitness Center and Health Clinic. Students will vote on whether to increase the per credit fee from $2.69 to $2.94 in 2024-2025, with a 3% increase each year until the 2033-2034 academic year.
A special thanks to Student Senate Advisor Ellie Rome, who compiled this information.

• – Denotes incumbent Student Senators.

Kai Brito
Academic program: Accounting
Senate position running for: VP Administration and Finance
Involvement: Business Professionals of America (BPA), General Member. Competed and placed in first at 2023 Wisconsin State Leadership Conference, will compete at national leadership conference in April. Practiced teamwork, collaborative design, project management, multimedia production, financial analysis and reporting and public speaking.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? The greatest aspect of Madison College is the fact that it is a community college. I strive to be an active member of our WolfPack community, to learn from and grow alongside my fellow students and future colleagues. I make an effort to understand the needs of our student community and promise to prioritize those needs in the balancing of our budget. As an accounting student, I promise to uphold the financial health of our institution using the knowledge and skills I’ve learned as a student at Madison College.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? As your Vice President of Administration and Finance, my primary focus would be to increase affordability for students through grant funding and scholarships, expand funding for student activities to enhance social life on campus and identify opportunities for public-private partnerships, such as potential opportunities for internships and the sponsorships of events.

Staci Brunner*
Academic program: Medical administrative specialist
Senate position running for: Reedsburg Senator
Involvement: I have worked for Student Life in the past, but I have been on Student Senate. Working for Student Life, I helped with setting up and coordinating different activities. With Student Senate, I have been involved with Academic Council which has been very informative.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I feel that I have good listening skills and that I am willing to work hard.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? As a Student Senator, I would like to see more help for students struggling in school and a safe space for men and women to congregate if they have been a victim of some type of crime. Somewhere they can have people to talk to that went through similar things.

Sierra Brunner*
Academic program: Liberal Arts Transfer
Senate position running for: General Senator
Involvement: The only ones I have done while in college is to be on The Clarion newspaper as one of the photographers and to be a Student Senator. I am still learning as I go with being on Student Senate. I am learning about how the Student Forgiveness Program works as I also sit on that committee. I am hoping to be a part of Student Senate again in the upcoming semester so I can help make a difference.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? The qualities and skills that I have is that I am a good listener, and willing to help when and where needed. I am good with taking photos, and editing said photos and websites.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? The thing I would like accomplish as a Student Senator is to bring awareness to the invisible mental health issues that plague so many students. I also want to try and get a safe space for women and men that are victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. There should be a space for those that need that time alone or to talk to someone and get some help.

Precilia Dahn
Academic program: Pre-professional health
Senate positions running for: VP Team Development and VP Public Relations
Involvement: I’m the VP on the RISE advisory board. From this role, I have learned how to be prepared to take over and lead when the president is not there and how to collaborate with others to come up with an agenda.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I’m hard working and motivated. I love to analyze the big picture. I’m a good listener. I like to try new things and am open to learning anything. I have emotional intelligence.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to give a voice to students who feel like their voices don’t matter or won’t make a difference. My goal in life is to advocate for others and make a difference in my community.

Bryan Gatling
Academic program: Liberal Arts Transfer
Senate positions running for: VP Administration and Finance, VP Legislative Affairs, VP Team Development, VP Public Relations and President
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I have a voice that people will listen to.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? Better parking.

Matthew Henning
Academic program: Business management
Senate positions running for: General Senator, VP Administration and Finance, VP Legislative Affairs, VP Team Development, VP Public Relations and President
Involvement: This is technically my first semester at Madison Area Technical College, therefore I haven’t had the opportunity to join any activities or organizations. However, I have a variety of skills that I believe my peers and the school as a whole can benefit from.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I have a business mind. With both of my parents owning businesses I have learned so many valuable skills. Watching them problem solve and lead by example is undoubtedly the most important thing I have learned. Therefore, the most notable skill I have obtained is the ability to lead. Leading is the key to success in any field. I have a lot of interest in entrepreneurship because there is no better opportunity to compete with my peers. I have knowledge and experience in public speaking and influencing people. I am inspired to be a potential politician after a decade or so of business experience. Overall, leading a group of devoted individuals is one thing that I have wanted to do as long as I can remember. Others would describe me as ambitious. I do not settle unless I am absolutely satisfied. However, I find it very hard to be satisfied in a world of potential. If people have a question sometimes they will come to me, but I will give them a straightforward answer. I talk the way I think; sugarcoating is the worst thing when giving advice. If you sugarcoat things it then makes it not advice anymore, you just give them an obvious recommendation that they would have been better off not hearing. I think that this makes me quite different from most people. Our generation conforms to society, they don’t think freely. I think people see a difference in me and a few words that they would say are: inspirational, spiritual, awakened, honest and unsettled.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? There are quite a few things that I would have interest in accomplishing. Firstly I think that I would attempt to make new programs that would help bring the community together. I would do this because I believe that Madison Area Technical College is more than just a college. It’s a place where all students and staff should feel their voice is heard. The only way to inspire change is to inspire the people in the community to reach out and make their opinion heard. This would be beyond beneficial for not only the college but the community. Secondly, I would like the opportunity to help people in need. It’s easier to turn your back than it is to reach out a helping hand. Helping is easy, I think that more reaching out has to happen within our college and community. I think that this task could be quite simple and accomplished quickly. Overall, my goals as a part in the Student Senate at Madison Area Technical College are the following: inspire change, make all voices heard, reach out to people in need, promote student success, introduce activities that bring the college and community together and lastly create an environment that is safe and enjoyable for all.

Danny Her
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer
Senate positions running for: Goodman South Senator, VP Administration and Finance, VP Legislative Affairs, VP Team Development, VP Public Relations and President
Involvement: Rise – Men of Excellence // TRiO I am in both Men of Excellence and TRiO. I also work at the Goodman South Campus doing administrative work. In the honors program, I am paired up with Robert Corbett, an architectural technology instructor. We are using point-cloud data to reconstruct a historic building (the Service Annex Building) that has been demolished. Volunteer Center – I volunteer in the community. I do digital arts, 3D modeling and translations of videos from Chinese to English. My portfolio can be seen at dannyhervisualarts.com.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I lead by example. I dedicate all of my time to improving myself. Whether it’s in my artistic abilities, technological capabilities or my social and team skills, I am always striving to better myself. I have a lot of experience in both the creative and technological domains. I’m able to contribute my artistic and technical skills to a team. I also know three languages: English, Hmong and Mandarin. I have a background that understands the diversity that we have here at Madison College and wishes to learn and inform others about the different cultures and backgrounds we have here.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? To inspire students at Madison College. I want to be able to show that anyone can improve themselves regardless of their background and circumstances. I want to show that no dream is too big. I believe that accomplishing a dream isn’t as important as having a dream and living your life pursuing those dreams.

Madeleine Johnson
Academic program: Liberal Arts Transfer
Senate positions running for: General Senator, VP Administration and Finance, VP Legislative Affairs, VP Team Development, VP Public Relations and President
Involvement: STEM Club and STEM Voices
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? Natural leadership abilities, such as being a fair and compassionate listener. Organized and detail-oriented. Genuine interest in learning and self-improvement.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? Provide a voice for underrepresented students and learn more about administration processes.

Margaret P. Joof*
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer
Senate positions running for: VP Legislative Affairs and VP Public Relations
Involvement: I am the President of the Black Student Union of Madison College and also a Student Senator. I have volunteered to welcome new students on the campus and show them around. As the President of BSU, I organize meetings and interactive activities to engage students to participate and give back to the community or get the resources they need or any assistance they need. I have also participated in the leadership and legislative conference as a student senate organized by Wisconsin Student Government to help with student funding from the government. I recently also participated and coordinated and celebrated the Black history month in February with various activities which was a great success. My main goal as a student leader is for students at MATC to achieve academic success in their various programs but also have access to adequate resources available to them to make those achievements easy for them. I want to see more interactions between students, but also build a great relationship with students and teachers. Together united in peace sharing our ideas, supporting and empowering each other we can achieve all these goals.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I have great communication skills. I am a great listener and have a jovial personality. I am very outgoing and love to campaign and promote and organize events, especially fundraisers. I am good at giving speeches and people warm up to me easily because of my personality. I am a very patient person and understanding. I am a great intermediator, too, and a social media influencer. I’m basically a people’s person. I love and respect everyone no matter who are you and where you come from.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I’d love to see a great learning environment with affordable educational tools for students. Less mental stress since we are recovering from COVID-19 trauma. Help students gain access to resources they need, especially the open educational resources. Create a student environment where our students’ voices are not only heard but they can go to bed and sleep in peace knowing their problems are going to be solved.

Kodiak Koessl
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer
Senate position running for: General Senator
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I have good communication skills and an affinity for leadership.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to accomplish the goals of the collective student body.

Michael Malone
Academic program: Business management
Senate position running for: General Senator
Involvement: Business Professionals of America which I have been a member of since January and recently competed at the State Leadership Conference and received medals in Fundamental Spreadsheet Applications, Administrative Support Team and Podcast Production Team. National Society of Leadership Success since 2022, where I am currently the Success Network Team Coordinator which means that I assist new members with creating SMART Goals, scheduling future meetings and deciding on who the group facilitator will be.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? The qualities or skills that I possess that make me a good candidate to be a Student Senator are that I have the innate ability to listen to a wide array of viewpoints, ability to unite group around a consensus decision, multi-tasking by working on multiple projects at any given point in time and the ability to work as part of a team.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? When it comes to what I would like to accomplish, I would first have to hear what the issues are of those who I would be representing. Once I know what the issues are I would be able to better prioritize which ones would need to be tackle first.

Shin Thant Maung Maung
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer – engineering
Senate positions running for: General Senator and VP Legislative Affairs
Involvement: Cultural Connect Program by the Center for International Education, STEM Club member and Asian American Student Association.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? One of my greatest qualities will be my flexibility. I always adapt to different people and different opinions, and work my argument to get to a reasonable conclusion where both parties can agree and settle on. I have experience in legal documenting of organizations such as writing constitutions. I am also a big team player, and love working in team.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to serve the student’s best interest by making this college better for everyone. I also have huge interest to learn the deeper workings of the college and hone my social and interpersonal skills. I am aiming to improve the inefficiencies on the college’s internal systems.

Amanda Meyers
Academic program: Gateway to college
Senate positions running for: General Senator and VP Team Development
Involvement: I was a vendor last fall for the Janesville Farmer’s Market selling my art. Since last summer, I have gained experience working with children, especially those with special needs such as autism and ADHD. I have previously attended MHS and CSCS, but I, like many other students in the pandemic, struggled with school. Now, I am enrolled in the Gateway to College program and have found something that works for me. Last semester I made a drastic improvement in my GPA and ended up with a 4.0 like a few others in the program, and this semester I am still working to improve my grades.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I feel that I am very creatively driven. After graduating, I am going to get a BFA in Studio Arts and pursue my dreams of becoming an artist. I also enjoy learning about and understanding new perspectives, which I think is important to being on the Student Senate. I feel like I am good at understanding people. Being a logical person with a lot of creative expression, I tend to try and find solutions that would best suit a group.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to work towards the betterment of education as a whole. I feel very passionate about enrichment in fine arts specifically, and encouraging positive change through an artistic lens. Lastly, I would like to show other students the same support that this program has given me.

Jovhany Fidel Michaud*
Academic program: Paralegal/legal studies
Senate positions running for: General Senator, VP Public Relations and President
Involvement: I am currently a Student Senator. I am the chair for the racial equity committee where we work with all identity groups. Being the chair helps me understand the concern of students from different identities backgrounds. I am a member of United Common Ground. United Common Ground is a group that organizes events for students being a member of UCG helps me with organization. I am a member of La Raza Unida, a group that reunited students with Latin backgrounds and is open to everyone. La Raza helped me connect with students that are from different cultures. I am the representative of the Student Senate for the Student Affairs Council. In the council we work on all subjects. Right now, we are discussing open educational resources and how to make them available to all students and what impact it will have on education in the long run. Working on the SAC helped me interact with some faculty members and helped me advocate better for students. All those roles prepared me to advocate for all students and be able to collect student and faculty member concerns and ideas.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I am respectful. I am goal oriented. I am a great advocate. I welcome criticism. I am a people person.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to advocate for students to have a better experience at Madison College. I would like to create a website where former and current students can go to connect and share job opportunities. I am working on making the food pantry available to all of Madison College, including the regional campuses. I am working on making transportation available to all Madison College campus including the regionals.

Ogaga Okumagba
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer
Senate positions running for: General Senator, Goodman South Senator, VP Administration and Finance and VP Team Development
Involvement: TRiO
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I consider myself a good candidate because I am honest, outspoken, confident and diligent. I hold strongly to my faith. I possess interpersonal skills (interact, communicate and connect with others effectively) and I am a motivator and energetic.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I hope to connect with students and staff of Madison College, to work together with my colleagues to bring equal opportunities of services to all campuses, to create means where students’ opinions are heard and to make decisions about topics that directly impact students. Also, I hope to create more awareness among students of the various resources that are available to students and groups that they can be part of in the college. And lastly, I want to create more awareness of the Senate among students to increase student participation in the Senate.

Tina Owens
Academic program: Risk management
Senate positions running for: General Senator, VP Administration and Finance, VP Legislative Affairs, VP Team Development and VP Public Relations
Involvement: TRiO: I was a participant in learning skills in time management, being flexible and managing a full life schedule.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? To be a voice for the student and to listen to their concerns. To form ideas and critical thinking skills to provide various options for resolutions.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I want to accomplish a successful semester by applying my critical thinking skills while working as a team within educational settings. I want to provide solutions to issues and problems that may arise within the community.

Inez Pickelsimer
Academic program: Surgical technology
Senate positions running for: Fort Atkinson Senator, VP Team Development and President
Involvement: This is my first time in any organization in all my years of schooling. But have a lot of insight and input on what I’d like to see or change in education. I also have children and have insight from that view as well and what I’d like to see for their future. I’ve also experienced things that affected me while in school and how I was not looked at circumstantially to help me through school.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? Hard worker, care about students, confident in public speaking, respectful and work well in a team. Demonstrate leadership presence and maturity. Impeccable, judgement and ability to make sure decisions in a fast-paced, dynamic setting. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Executive-level presentation skills and ability to handle high-level client interactions. Some of the most important hard skills a vice president can posses include general oversight, business development and work with developing and managing strategic initiatives.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? My main goal is to be a good representative. To me, that means having a good and open conversation with the students at Madison College. I believe I won’t be able to ensure what they need if I don’t ask them first. The last thing I want to do is assume their needs. Students who work full time, running start students, international students, I want to accurately represent all of the students on campus. I really hope to find out what the student body needs. I want to know what they love about Madison College, even what they hate about Madison College so that I can make it a better environment for them. Another one of my goals is to build a community at Madison College for all of these students. I want to make sure that I create a space that fosters leaders because I believe that anybody could be a leader in their own way, in their own community. I love the students at Madison College and I love the faculty, so I would be so excited to work for them and with them to ensure students leave with so much more than what they expected. To develop and provide opportunities for leadership and service in the local school and in the community. To encourage personal growth of leaders through participation in district, state, and national meetings and organizations.

Rachelle Leene Sappington
Academic program: Animation – pre-petition workshop
Senate positions running for: General Senator, VP Administration and Finance, and VP Public Relations
Involvement: Social Work Student Alliance, Student Senate (minimal), Yahara Journal (one meeting)
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? My bilingual and fluent Spanish speaking abilities uniquely position me to reach and understand a broader audience. Additionally, I have run and managed a family business prior to my tenure at Madison College. This has provided me with real-world experience on how to manage budgets, increase productivity, and adapt to market conditions. I can bring these skills to the Senator position.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to continue the free rental textbooks program at Madison College. This has helped me progress in my studies. Additionally, implement a program that incentivizes students that bring on other family members or friends to enroll at the campus. A more educated community is a happier and more productive community for society.

To me, that means having a good and open conversation with the students at Madison College. I believe I won’t be able to ensure what they need if I don’t ask them first. The last thing I want to do is assume their needs. Students who work full time, running start students, international students, I want to accurately represent all of the students on campus. I really hope to find out what the student body needs. I want to know what they love about Madison College, even what they hate about Madison College so that I can make it a better environment for them. Another one of my goals is to build a community at Madison College for all of these students. I want to make sure that I create a space that fosters leaders because I believe that anybody could be a leader in their own way, in their own community. I love the students at Madison College and I love the faculty, so I would be so excited to work for them and with them to ensure students leave with so much more than what they expected. To develop and provide opportunities for leadership and service in the local school and in the community. To encourage personal growth of leaders through participation in district, state and national meetings and organizations.

Rachelle Leene Sappington
Academic program: Animation – pre-petition workshop
Senate positions running for: General Senator, VP Administration and Finance, and VP Public Relations
Involvement: Social Work Student Alliance, Student Senate (minimal), Yahara Journal (one meeting)
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? My bilingual and fluent Spanish speaking abilities uniquely position me to reach and understand a broader audience. Additionally, I have run and managed a family business prior to my tenure at Madison College. This has provided me with real-world experience on how to manage budgets, increase productivity and adapt to market conditions. I can bring these skills to the Senator position.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to continue the free rental textbooks program at Madison College. This has helped me progress in my studies. Additionally, implement a program that incentivizes students that bring on other family members or friends to enroll at the campus. A more educated community is a happier and more productive community for society.

Theo Shulman*
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer – STEM CS
Senate position running for: General Senator and VP Public Relations
Involvement: Current Student Senator and WolfPack Techies technician. An Oomf, Inc. copyeditor and content creator. Eyes Open Education marketing consultant working on formulating a marketing roadmap to help increase conversion rates for one on one and group education consultations and public speaking opportunities.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I am a creative, out of the box thinker. I take pride in finding efficient, doable solutions to complex problems that take everyone’s needs and wants into account. I’m also proficient in written communication, both for marketing and more general purposes.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to focus on some of the problems affecting the student body that have not been addressed. For instance, there is currently no allergen list for hot food in the cafeteria. This affects all students with dietary restrictions. During this term, I would like to get the ball rolling and figure out what steps to take to get that changed. Additionally, I would like to help get the word out in fun, memorable ways about the software switchover happening in a few years. Increased student awareness is essential for the switch to go successfully, as is the student body having a chance for their desires to be heard so they can have a voice in the matter. As VP of PR, I will be in a better position to help spread awareness about the upcoming software switch. I also hope to work more closely with the marketing department to help the student senate’s message and brand identity align more closely with that of the college as a whole and through that cohesion make the student senate’s existence better known throughout the student body.

Ali Soumano*
Academic program: Liberal Arts Transfer
Senate position running for: General Senator
Involvement: Student Life!
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I have team work experience.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to be engaged in the campus activities and help solve any issues or concerns on the campus.

Cecelia Troup
Academic program: Mindfulness
Senate positions running for: General Senator and Goodman South Senator
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I’m a people person, a great listener and I treat everyone the same – with respect.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? Learn more about how to be a leader.

Lucas Van Ness
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer
Senate position running for: General Senator
Involvement: This is my first semester at any college. I participated in student government at my high school and have helped with student events at UW-Madison. I have experience with organization, people skills, political awareness and activism.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? I understand the needs and wants of fellow college students and what they would expect of a Student Senator. I understand what is needed to properly represent people based on previous experiences.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? I would like to make the college experience better for fellow students. I would hope to be able to have a lasting positive impact and make Madison College an even better place to get an education.

Cameron Wilkin
Academic program: Liberal arts transfer – arts and humanities
Senate position running for: General Senator
Involvement: When I attended Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota, I participated in the intramural basketball league. Some skills from Iball that can carry over to a Senate role include being tactical and making the correct decision in a timely manner. Another skill I list is the idea of rallying multiple people together to achieve a common goal, a skill undervalued in my eyes.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? One of the strengths of my personality is I am a “people person,” and that people tend to gravitate towards me like magnets. This is a great skill to have when it comes to working together as a team. I am a student of philosophy who has been taught to question the answer, rather than to answer the question, and I believe that to be an invaluable aspect of governance. I believe it is in my best interest to be on the Student Senate at Madison College, while arguing that it is also in the college’s best interest to have a talented, passionate, hard working, driven and intelligent individual on their team. I am an eloquent speaker and am not shy to the spotlight, making me a great candidate for this role.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? When thinking about some things I would like to accomplish in my time as a Student Senator, I would like to represent the student body, as well as give a voice to the student that might not be heard. I think about building a resume that will suffice for a transfer to UW-Madison. I have a dream to attend law school and ultimately practice law in the future. With a role in the Student Senate it will help to gain experience into what governance is like as well as create ties to the community that open doors for myself and like-minded individuals. I believe working to provide a safer and cheaper education is of value for everyone involved.

Katrina V. Willis*
Academic program: Human resource management
Senate position running for: General Senator
Involvement:
• Current Student Senator (most elected to date serving my seventh term).
• Co-chair and member of the Facilities Planning and Investment Council in Shared Governance of Madison College.
• State Vice President (2022-present) and former State President for the Wisconsin Association of Business Professionals of America (2020–2022).
• Chapter President of the Madison Area Technical College Chapter of Business Professionals of America (2009, 2019-present).
• Member of the American Health Information Management Association and the Wisconsin American Health Information Management Association where I serve on both the WHIMA Policy and Legislative Team, as well as the WHIMA Workshops and Webinars Team (2021-present); the former State President of SkillsUSA (2017-2018).
• President of Wisconsin Student Government (2022-present); Governor (twice) and Lieutenant Governor of Madison College in Wisconsin Student Government.
• Served in two different vice president roles for Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society and a lifetime member inducted in 2009.
• Member of the National Society of Leadership and Success Honor Society; President and member of Delta Alpha Pi International Honor Society (2022-present).
• I am a Lab Assistant in the Virtual Accounting and Business Open Lab.
What qualities and skills do you possess that would make you a good candidate for Senate? It is my personal mission to use the repository of my experiences, education, resources and networks to promote diversity, equity and inclusion, while advocating for and empowering others to succeed. Katrina is currently preparing to earn the certified coding specialist certification and pursuing employment in the healthcare industry. She plans to use her time and talents to facilitate Student Senate achieving every goal that is set for the upcoming academic year (and the future). Thank you for allowing me to serve and represent the current and future students of Madison Area Technical College.
What would you like to accomplish with the Student Senate? Equity for all students.