"I feel I am the most qualified candidate for this position because of my leadership skills. My most important skill as a leader is listening to concerns and making it a priority of mine to make sure I do everything possible to come up with a solution. I am not one to shy away from conflicts, but I always ensure I am respectful and open to everyone's ideas. I have been President of Phi Delta Theta since April 2022, and in that time, I had to work with many different personalities, from students, brothers, staff, sororities, and headquarters. I have been the one everyone can rely on, and they know their voice will not be ignored. I have also been very involved in setting up events, and I'm not afraid of hard work and putting in extra hours. During my time at Embry-Riddle, I was also a Team Lead with Student Union Operations and worked hard on starting new initiatives, such as a new gaming system for the gaming lounge. I trained my team and made sure they understood every aspect of the position. I would check back with them and ensure they were comfortable coming to me. I know building a comfortable environment that allows people to come and share their ideas, problems, and initiatives is one of the most important traits a leader can hold."

"As President of the SGA, I will work hard to ensure all student concerns will reach the Administration right from the start. Educating myself on all the important administrators and what they are involved with is extremely important. I will consistently connect with all the different departments administrators. I think it is important to build a strong relationship from the beginning with the Administration and continue throughout the academic year. I don't believe in burning bridges, but I do believe in getting my point across when it is necessary. I will also plan events such as Town Halls with administrators present if an issue of concern demands. It is important to ensure the administration understands the students are the most important in a university. I feel this will be one of the most important tasks a President of the SGA will have."

"In the past three years, I have learned how the executive leaders, branches, divisions, and staff work together to provide all their services and programming. I am aware of many of their services and programs. I also have not been involved directly with them, and I have been involved in FSL, and clubs, and I have many friends in athletics and ROTC. I know that many of these programs and services are not marketed as well as they can be. Many students I have spoken with do not know many of the services when I explain them. I want to make sure we better market and advertise. One of my priorities is to have a survey go out early to reach all our students to hear what they need, what they do not like, or would like changed. That will allow me to work with everyone on the SGA to improve and update the SGA constantly."

"The SGA, or Student Government Association, is a governing body elected by the student body. They are in charge of ensuring that students' SGA fee in tuition is spent to enhance all students' lives on campus. The SGA is responsible for ensuring every penny is spent in a fiscally responsible way and is not wasted. The SGA can also be a way to bring students together looking for leadership opportunities, getting involved in working with other students, and making friends. The SGA has so many different directions a student can get involved in. If they are interested in medical and emergency training, they can join ERT. If they love putting on large events, stage set-up, lighting, and audio equipment, they can join TNG. If they love music and radio, they can join WIKD radio station. If they love journalism or broadcasting, they can join The Avion. If they love finance, they can run for the Treasury Board. They even have student employment opportunities."

"I believe what makes me a qualified candidate for the Vice President role is through my previous experiences through the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. As the Vice President for Phi Delta Theta, it has shown me how to oversee all operations within our fraternity properly. In this position, I oversaw a total of six executive members and eighteen general officer positions. I feel that discussing projects and expectations between the six executive members can be compared to working with specific college senate members on campus. Regarding the Senate, I expect to meet within weekly meetings and text senate members throughout the week to ensure their goals are being achieved and to provide help wherever I can. Also, I speak frequently with our President in this position, which will be like speaking with the SGA President. I have seen that constant communication with the President creates a strong vision for the goals, ensuring that they are not only discussed during campaigning but achieved."

"As the Vice President, I will use my position to ensure that the needs of students are met by giving platforms for students to be courageous and give the SGA honest feedback on what they believe we are doing wrong, as well as what needs improving. When feedback is given, the Senate and I will work together to ensure those issues can be fixed. During my term, I will make sure that I will also be upfront with students on projects that the Senate will be working on and why the Senate, and I believe this is the best route to tackle specific issues explained by the students. The Senate and I play a crucial role in ensuring the students are heard, and I will strive to ensure that we are one for the students. I want students to allow the campus to become a better place than where it previously has been."

"As Vice President of the SGA, I plan to create a positive and productive environment in the SGA and around campus by creating a student-wide field day event and creating monthly sessions to allow students. I'm currently working on this event with other organizations to make sure that this event runs effectively and smoothly. It will allow the SGA to be able to reach more students through a day of events. I also want to allow a productive environment throughout all of campus by allowing Executive Q&A sessions. It will truly be beneficial to the students to give feedback to the SGA, but also the SGA to act toward the concern of the students. As you know that our mission is "a presence on campus". These events that the SGA will host will further impact the student body to make sure that we create events for the students to know the SGA better and allow feedback from students to improve the SGA better."