Salutations my fellow Macaulay Hawks!<\/p>\n
College is a completely new territory, so it is no doubt we want our first year to be immaculate. Though a good leader is important, even then they would be nothing without an involved group. So when you are choosing me, you are also choosing yourself. I believe a good representative is someone who is not only outspoken, but someone who also knows when to listen and submerge themselves into your perspectives. <\/p>\n
As an eldest daughter in a brown family, I know how to negotiate, advocate and be a support system all in one. So if it is a large concern or just a shoulder to lean on after a hard day of classes, I am the right person for it. <\/p>\n
I know most of you don\u2019t want to read a long list of the leadership roles and positions I have taken in high school😿, but I am also no stranger to leadership responsibilities and experience. <\/p>\n
In short:
\n-Co-Founder and Co-President of Social Justice club (3 years); organized school wide campaign to spread awareness on recent hate towards south Asians in the online spaces
\n-Secretary of MSA (2 years); organized club meetings and school wide iftaar dinner
\n– Spoke about Asian American History and awareness in AYCAN; worked in classrooms to present and discuss concerns
\n-Worked with undergrad and grad students to advocate for protecting vulnerable population from air pollution and better policies and resources for them regarding Air Quality
\n-Helped campaign for a school-wide food drive through Queens Community House through Northwell JLC <\/p>\n
There is much more outside these work that I have done to bridge communities as well as bring concerns to communicate to the right resources and\/or solutions. If you have any questions, suggestions or just want to say hello, my instagram is @judoroki <\/p>\n
FOR A BETTER MACAULAY
\nVOTE FOR JUHUMA TODAY!!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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