Arham Hussain Inamdar
What is your vision for this position? What do you hope to accomplish?
As an Upperclassmen At-Large Senator, my vision is to create a more inclusive and supportive environment where every student feels valued and have their ideas heard. I want to introduce projects that have a lasting impact on our campus, like organizing regular Community Connection events where students from different backgrounds can come together to share ideas, concerns, and experiences about the campus in a welcoming setting. I also hope to work on expanding mental health resources such as implementing a peer support network that makes it easier for students to find help when they need it. Additionally, I’m passionate about starting an Innovation Fund, where students can pitch their ideas for improving campus life and receive funding to bring those ideas to life. My goal is to make sure everyone has the opportunity to contribute to our community and feel part of something bigger.
Please list the following and briefly explain:
student organization involvement
leadership roles
other relevant experiences that make you a strong candidate.
During high school, I was actively involved in several student organizations and leadership roles that shaping my experience in community involvement. As a committee leader in the Beta Club, I organized tutoring sessions for elementary students and coordinated campus cleanups. While I was volunteering and doing community service, I also participated in the state conventions, where I helped our team achieve 1st place in the state robotics competition and 3rd place in the technology competition, advancing to the national level in both. I was a dedicated member of the National Honor Society (NHS) throughout high school, earning the NHS stole at graduation for my commitment to service and leadership. Additionally, I was part of the College and Career Crew, where I organized college fairs, mentored younger students, led presentations and info sessions on the importance of college and how to prepare for it, and participated in various college-related volunteering events. I also worked as a peer tutor, specializing in math, further developed my communication skills and passion for helping others succeed I was a member of the Oklahoma Technology Student Association (TSA), where I competed in various technology-related competitions, including CAD modeling, and earned 1st place in our district robotics competition, advancing to the state level. In my senior year, I joined the Science National Honor Society to continue my involvement in volunteering and leadership, particularly in science-related initiatives. In Key Club International, I focused on community service, contributing to numerous local projects such as organizing school events like college fairs, etc. Over the course of high school, I completed over 400 hours of community service, as well as competing in several competitions earning many awards and honors for my contributions. As an incoming freshman at UNCC, I’m eager to bring this experience and commitment to campus organizations, continuing my passion for leadership and service to make a positive impact on the UNCC community.