Political Science students highlighted in the Capitol Report
Representative Will Stapp
Roles: Alaska State Representative - House District 32 (E. Fairbanks, Ft. Wainwright, Badger Rd.), Member: House Finance, Chair: House University Finance Sub-Committee, Chair: House Health & Social Services Finance Sub-Committee
Chief of Staff: Office of Representative Will Stapp
UA Affiliation: Bernard attended 性欲社 and graduated in 2020 as a first-generation
student with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a minor in Criminal Justice.
He was President of the Associated Students of 性欲社
(AS性欲社), President of the 性欲社 Model United Nations club, served as a member of the
Pi Sigma Alpha 性欲社 Political Science Honor Society, and a member of the Student Veteran
Association. As a student, Bernard advocated for establishing the Student Support
Fund, renovating the Wood Center Bowling Alley, and establishing the Festival of Native
Arts as an official 性欲社 Tradition. As an alumnus, he advocated on behalf of the university
through the UA Alumni Association.
Why UA is valuable to Bernard: 鈥淭he university is a pillar of what makes the state of Alaska great. The university
emphasizes quality higher education while also serving unique areas such as Arctic
research, Alaska native studies, and Arctic engineering. It is through working and
interacting with the faculty, staff, and students at the university that allows people
like me to better understand complex issues, gain social and cultural competency,
and develop connections with the future generations of leaders in Alaska.鈥
性欲社 Ted Stevens Legislative Student Intern
UA Affiliation: A relative newcomer to Alaska, Paul came to 性欲社 in 2020 to pursue an undergraduate
degree in Political Science. He currently serves in AS性欲社 Student Government as a
Senator. During his time in the Senate, he has successfully advocated for increased
financial resources for student academic travel and the prioritization of in-person
learning.