Worcester State Profesor Tanya Mears has been a dedicated member of the WSU community both inside and outside the classroom. She works closely with students to develop both their academic and their leadership skills. Dr. Mears took some time to sit down with us her involvement here on campus.
At the culmination of each semester's Engage Leadership Circle, students share their personal leadership philosophies. These philosophies are the culmination…
CAB President Faye Rhault has grown from a very shy student to a confident leader who is passionate about giving back to her campus community. She graciously shared with us how she got this point in her college career.
This February, a delegation of Worcester State student leaders had the opportunity to attend the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 24th annual Student Leadership Conference in North Adams, Mass. One of those students, Sarah Farnham, took the time to share the many lessons she learned regarding the importance of self-love.
Men’s Track Captain Scott Page appreciates both the rewards and the challenges that come with being a Student Athlete and an involved campus leader. As a graduating senior, he also believes his experience has allowed him to truly appreciate the network of support he has built over the past few years here at WSU.
At the culmination of each semester's Emerge Leadership Circle, students share their personal leadership philosophies. These philosophies are the culmination of a semester's learning and reflection, and each is as unique as the participant themselves.
Student Government President Mariel Mateo | Advocating for All Students
Student Government Association (SGA) President Maribel Mateo has persisted through many struggles as a first-generation college student. However, she has not only survived, but thrived as a Worcester State student, and she is determined to advocate for students so that they also thrive here on campus. Maribel took the time to share her journey with us, and with you.
Assistant Professor of English Hardeep Sidhu, who was recently appointed Director of the Ethnic Studies program, discusses the importance of creating an inclusive campus environment both inside and outside the classroom.
Kate Surprenant is a passionate leader. She is a feminist and believes you have to put your heart into the work that you do. Kate is doing just that in her many roles here on campus, including her position as Women's Basketball Captain. Kate took the time to share her beautiful perspective on leadership with us.
Nigerian American Omolara Ojo is an extremely involved student leader at WSU. She understands the importance of incoming students seeing people that look like them in leadership roles on campus. Therefore, Omolara has dedicated her time at Worcester State to making sure this happens. She recently took some time to share her story with us. We are excited to share it with you.
