I am an active member of the URSU board of directors ( University of Regina Student Union). I previously served on the faculty of education’s board of directors and was elected vice president of external affairs during the spring election. It’s an exciting and challenging responsibility for me, and I’m required to work even harder because of the critical decisions we may make on behalf of students.
As an international student, I’ve decided to stand for election in order to advocate for both international and domestic students. I’d like to be a part of a larger community and work more closely with URSU. Interacting with people from all over the world who have a variety of different brains, cultures, and religious beliefs is also an unfamiliar and challenging experience.
Adjustments to the education department and to the students are one method I would like to see implemented. With a large number of undergraduate and graduate students, the education faculty is a significant part of the University of Regina. I’d also like to demonstrate that there are no distinctions between international and domestic students. Each of us has the opportunity to collaborate on university and community-related issues. There is no discrimination here. There must be several additional comparable flaws, issues, or conflicts that we must resolve individually or collaboratively. Then I’m hoping I can do it effectively.