HUMBER LAKESHORE CANDIDATES
Adhil Reddy Godala
Humber North
| What one qualification do you think will make you successful in the role? Why? | |
| To be honest I was a Student Co-ordinator back in my college days for 4 consecutive years 2019 – 2023. Where I have maintained 550 students under me. Which made me to be a good leader and mentor for all. I’m good in co-curricular activities like anchoring, singing, Radio-Jack, etc. | |
| What’s a challenge students currently face that you feel passionate about addressing? | |
| In my opinion, expanding the categories for events would definitely attract more students in participating and creating best memories in their college life. As we a part of students life, we have a responsibility to ensure that every student has the opportunity to participate and enjoy at the same time. |
A.G. Anne Gumban
Lakeshore Campus
| What one qualification do you think will make you successful in the role? Why? | |
| My passion in leadership inspires everything that I do. I have been part of various organizations with different advocacies and I think this will help me qualify and be successful to role that I will be taking right now. | |
| What’s a challenge students currently face that you feel passionate about addressing? | |
| As a freshmen (international student) overcoming the stress of a new environment is what I want to address. I want to give them the feeling that they are included in the community. I know I will learn more about other students challenges if I can actively participate in this. |
Alexandra Rodgers
Lakeshore Campus
| What one qualification do you think will make you successful in the role? Why? | |
| My passion and past experience of advocating for others, combined with my ability to foster genuine connections, will make me successful in this role. I deeply believe in the importance of listening to diverse perspectives, building trust, and collaborating to create meaningful change, ensuring that all student voices are amplified. | |
| What’s a challenge students currently face that you feel passionate about addressing? | |
| A significant challenge students face is the growing mental health crisis, particularly the limited access to accessible and immediate support. I’m passionate about advocating for expanded resources, updated platforms and ensuring mental health support is integrated into all aspects of student life. Every student deserves accessible, adequate and timely care. |
Hemant Sangwan
Lakeshore Campus
| What one qualification do you think will make you successful in the role? Why? | |
| My ability to communicate and build relationships with diverse groups ensures student concerns are heard and addressed. I am solution-oriented, collaborative, and committed to effectively representing student voices. These qualities will help me succeed in creating initiatives and advocating for impactful, meaningful changes for the student body. | |
| What’s a challenge students currently face that you feel passionate about addressing? | |
| Students struggle with mental health challenges, financial pressures, and limited access to resources. I am passionate about expanding support systems, creating accessible resources, and fostering an inclusive environment where students feel supported, empowered, and able to achieve their goals without compromising their well-being. |
Riya Sarda
Lakeshore Campus
| What one qualification do you think will make you successful in the role? Why? | |
| My leadership experience at STUDENT LIFE, including mentoring and organizing student programs, equips me with strong communication and problem-solving skills. I understand student needs firsthand and am committed to creating a supportive, engaging campus environment. | |
| What’s a challenge students currently face that you feel passionate about addressing? | |
| Students often feel overwhelmed balancing academics, work, and personal life. Through my experience mentoring peers, I’ve helped students develop time management and stress management skills. I’m passionate about creating resources and support systems that help students thrive both academically and personally. |
Mark Tyshkevych
Lakeshore Campus
| What one qualification do you think will make you successful in the role? Why? | |
| Strong leadership skills enable me to organize and represent others effectively. I excel at fostering trust and collaboration, which helps me bring ideas to life and support the community. My ability to connect with people ensures their voices are heard and value. | |
| What’s a challenge students currently face that you feel passionate about addressing? | |
| Students need more opportunities to de-stress, get rid of the anxiety and connect between classes. Adding activities like a billiard table and board games in the L building can reduce stress, boost social interaction, and improve productivity by helping students relax and recharge mentally during breaks. |
