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As a relative newcomer to Alaska, my passion project is advocating for in-person learning and e-campus reform at ÐÔÓûÉç. The expansion of the e-campus at ÐÔÓûÉç has been largely at the expense of in-person instruction, which discriminates against so many students who pay thousands of dollars for on-campus housing and to be taught by professors in collaborative, engaging, in-person settings. I am proud to promote the rights of all students so that we receive the promised value of the education that we pay for.

I joined ASÐÔÓûÉç to help organize and grow the student body. My passion is to help in the continual effort to create a safe and sustainable community on campus. As well as encouraging students to get involved and use their voice to bring about positive changes they would like to see. In the senate, I focus on reducing costs associated with education and campus living.

My passion project is ensuring students are receiving the benefits they are paying thousands of dollars for. Every student deserves proper living conditions, including the meal plans they pay for. ÐÔÓûÉç is a leader in research, and the students that live on campus deserve to treated as such.

Senator and the Rules Committee Chair, Major is history. I don’t really have a passion project of my own per say. I have helped other projects for other senators such as the springfest dance and the Mural Competition.

Sometimes attending a university can feel isolating. I want my fellow students to know they are not alone, and that many programs and opportunities exist to help them find and develop community. Belonging is not just a noun but also a verb. Welcome! We’re glad you’re here.

Majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Environmental Change, Sammy Bass is a passionate advocate for environmental preservation and oceanic health. Bass is committed to promoting clean energy, sustainable practices, and conservation efforts. With experience in addressing pollution and restoring natural habitats, Bass emphasizes collaboration and practical solutions. Bass’s focus is on reducing plastic waste, protecting marine life, and combating climate change, while also encouraging individuals to take personal responsibility for the environment. Outside of the Senate, Bass enjoys participating in beach clean-ups, running, biking, and connecting with nature.

I joined ASÐÔÓûÉç because I want to make a difference on campus. I want to promote school spirit, with new ideas that can really make students excited. I hope to make every student feel at home, and look forward to the future of their time at ÐÔÓûÉç.

My name is Mateo and this is my first year at ÐÔÓûÉç. I’m majoring in political science and minoring in foreign languages. I joined ASÐÔÓûÉç because I’m passionate about every student having the tools they need to succeed.

I am dedicated to driving innovation in the energy sector and ensuring that the perspectives of our student community are effectively represented.

Alongside my studies, I engage in rock climbing and fitness training, and I am involved in organizations like the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE). As a member of ASÐÔÓûÉç, I address student concerns and improve campus life, specifically in mental health and academic support.

Do not hesitate to reach out—I welcome the opportunity to connect and explore collaboration!

Victoria moved to Fairbanks in January of 2025 and quickly found her home with ÐÔÓûÉç. She is
passionate about supporting students and helping them make the most of their college
experience. With a background in project management, organizational theory, and leadership
development, she is here to guide and empower student leaders, ensuring ASÐÔÓûÉç government
and media run smoothly and effectively serve the ÐÔÓûÉç community. When not working with
students, you can find her exploring the Alaskan outdoors with her camera in hand. If you need
assistance, have an idea to share, or just want to chat - stop by ASÐÔÓûÉç any time!