Every academic year, St. Joe’s students are given the opportunity to vote in the University Student Senate elections, a responsibility that often goes underappreciated. While it can be easy to overlook the importance of participating in these elections due to hectic schedules and unfinished coursework, casting your vote is one of the most direct ways to shape the St. Joe’s campus community.
St. Joe’s student senators serve as official representations of the student body, collaborating with the administration to advocate for the community’s needs. Student Senators are responsible for bridging the gap between students, faculty and the administration, providing a full representation of student perspectives and opinions to the university’s leadership. Student Senate addresses matters concerning student life, academic affairs and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, playing a critical role in the university’s decision making process.
By participating in Student Senate elections, either by running for a position or voting, St. Joe’s students take an active role in shaping their college experience. Students can select candidates who align with their values, ideas and interests, ensuring that their voice is heard within university leadership. Student voices have never been more important, and participating in Student Senate elections is a meaningful way to contribute to the betterment of the St. Joe’s community. Take advantage of your opportunity to elect candidates who represent you and your interests, as well as those of the community as a whole. When students speak, universities listen. Ensure St. Joe’s hears you by casting your votes April 23.