I am currently pursuing a QAMO major here at the School of Business. The Business School means a lot to me, and there are multiple things that I plan to do to make it a better place for all students. I will work to make it easier for students to find jobs and internships and connect with various local, national, and international companies through organized events where companies can actually meet students. This will allow students to make more connections and have the best opportunities to succeed and enjoy their time at the School of Business!

As a candidate for Assembly Representative for the College of Engineering, I hope to support a stimulating environment for students to learn, research, and grow. My goal is to initiate resources that lead to career-advancing opportunities. Being an engineering student, I understand the importance of support systems to success in the field and mental health. I plan to reinforce sources through which engineering students can find their own community and care for their mental health. As a member of ASUU’s Campus Events Board, I have greatly enjoyed my experience working with others on campus and hope to continue doing so.

Hello! I am a current Biology major who is also studying EAL (English as an Additional Language) education. Whether you’ve seen me instructing in introductory biology or running to my next campus meeting, I know that the student experience is far from easy. If elected, I aim to bring people together to solve complex problems. Whether actively helping student orgs receive funding, or collaborating with student leaders to make your initiatives come alive, you can depend on me to get the job done! I bring values of joy, hard work, and community when I represent students in various capacities. I am an experienced ASUU leader and I would be honored to be able to serve the College of Science and the student body once again in the Assembly. Let’s work together to turn thoughts into actions!

As a political science major, I’m a proud member of the College of Social and Behavioral Science. I believe that members of our college will go on to tackle the biggest problems facing the world today, and I think we deserve all the support the University has to offer. I would be honored to represent our college in the assembly, and I’ll always be happy to hear any questions, suggestions, or concerns. I humbly ask for your vote!

Working to ensure that the next generation of students will have a better university experience than our own and advocating for the current student body's most pressing issues will be considered my priorities in this office if I am elected. I will do my best to abide by this philosophy and ensure meaningful change can come about by working with my colleagues in the Assembly, Senate, and Executive branches. As a two-time elected student government representative, I have the experience, track record, and desire to do the necessary work to achieve this goal. Time to get to work!

Running for student government is a chance for me to make a difference and improve the college experience for all students. I am passionate about my college and want to ensure that every student has the best possible experience. I am currently working to extend TRAX service hours downtown until 3am nightly, making it safer and easier for students to experience local culture. This will enhance the college experience and create a more immersive campus. I am driven, determined, and committed to making positive change. I hope to earn your support and represent the Eccles School of Business with distinction.

Hi! I'm Maddie G and I'm running to represent the school of business as a member of the assembly! I am confident that because of my extensive participation in previous leadership, I possess the skills and determination needed to fight for the needs and wants of all of the students. If I were to be granted this position I promise to pour out all my time, energy, and resources into ensuring the highest quality experience for all students within the business school. My goal is to create a community within the business school that all students not only succeed but thrive in.

I will advocate for a more inclusive environment should I get elected. College is a place for everyone to learn, so I will uphold that ideal to the extent of my office.

My name is Dillan Burnett, a 3rd year double-major student (BMus Vocal Performance & BA International Studies) with a minor in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies. I plan on running as an ASUU Assembly candidate for the College of Fine Arts and help to not only support the students and programs financially, but enlist the support of the arts from students of other colleges across campus. Art in all forms is important to me, whether supporting my brother in theatrical productions, appreciating works painted by my father and friends, connecting with others through dance or performing music myself. Your vote is appreciated!

Hello! I'm excited for the opportunity to serve my fellow students at the University of Utah. As a graduate student and provider with dependents, I will work to make life easier and more manageable for students of all walks of life in this time of increasing economic difficulty and mental unwellness. We can all use a little lift and a little more connection with each other.

Hi everyone! My name is Merrin, and I am majoring in Biology with hopes of attending medical school. I wouldn’t be where I am today without the community and support that I have found within the COS- which is why I want to promote and spearhead legislation that will make our College stronger. My goal as a potential representative is to advocate for student organizations and bolster administrative policies that contribute to a sense of belonging and positivity. I plan to amplify your voices, stories, and feedback as we work to make the COS the strongest it’s ever been.

Being on Assembly means being a voice for my peers to create an inclusive and enjoyable environment for everyone. To me, the College of Social & Behavioral Science means providing students the capabilities to solve social issues and fight for justice. CSBS students think critically about challenges on societal levels, and actively work to solve the world's pressing problems. I will work to help student organizations to in turn, promote campus involvement. I will proudly represent CSBS and ensure everyone is heard. I've loved my experience in ASUU so far, and I'm beyond excited to continue my involvement as your Representative!

For me, this position means being a voice for positive change on campus. During my time serving as a Legislative Assembly Representative for the David Eccles School of Business this semester, it has become extremely important to me to help others achieve everything in which they desire. My plan is to help to solve student grievances that appear in a wide variety of ways, including safety, affordability, student-teacher relations, and many many others. In short, I want to represent your voice and make positive changes on campus to support you, the student.

To run means another opportunity to make a difference on campus and to the individual lives at the UofU by providing input on the use of resources of ASUU that will increase aid, provide more purpose, and the feeling that you belong here. The Business College that I represent, represents my future. I'm excited to pursue the career paths that use my talents and gifts to give back to society. I'm back from an LDS mission, and I believe those experiences have taught me to put others over myself, because life is better experienced in the service of others, like U!

My name is Tyler Shumway, and I am a sophomore studying QAMO! I chose to run because I am committed to doing what I can to improve teaching at the University and to help raise awareness about the opportunities available to Business students. I will always work to create a safe and equitable environment on our campus, and I will always listen to the voice of Business students. I hope to earn the right to serve as one of your representatives at the Business school!

I am running to be an Assembly Representative for the College of Health to serve and represent all students within the college. In serving in the Assembly, I hope to address and lobby for student needs, increase accessibility to student resources, and maximize the student experience at the U.

I was born and raised in the Salt Lake Valley so I am very proud to be a candidate for the ASUU elections. Being an active member in my community is a big goal of mine, serving in the legislative assembly would allow me to use my voice to advocate for the needs and wants of every individual at the University of Utah. I plan to be an open minded representative because I believe that the only way to understand and work with others is by being considerate of different perspectives.

My name is Karina Barker, and I am passionate about the student body. Serving as an Assembly representative, I found that we all face systematic challenges to succeeding in university, and I want to alleviate these barriers. The CSBS college is one of the most diverse, and I want to represent all voices in our college. I want to encourage student involvement, proper allocation of resources, and legislation for equitable opportunity among students. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions/comments/ideas for how I can best represent our college at karina.r.barker@gmail.com.

Hello U of U students and staff! I am Edgardo Antonio Chicas Rubio and Im running for assembly representing the college of Social and Behavioral Sciences. Running for this position means that I would be able of being part of change. I would be representing the Latine, First-Gen and undocumented communities. For me college is a big door of opportunities. Being part of the Legislative branch of ASUU I would be a voice for students. I plan to advocate for more incision and diversity. I am a social butter that is not afraid of speaking up.