As the Upperclassmen at Large Senator in SGA, my role is to represent the voices and interests of upperclassmen across the entire campus. I serve as an advocate for upperclass students by addressing their unique needs, such as career preparation, graduation planning, housing concerns, and mental health support. I actively participate in Senate meetings where I contribute to discussions, vote on legislation, and help shape policies that impact the student body. I also collaborate with other senators, student organizations, and university departments to create initiatives that directly benefit upperclassmen. Through ongoing engagement with students, whether through surveys, events, or one-on-one conversations, I ensure their concerns are heard and addressed within SGA. My goal is to make sure upperclass students feel supported, seen, and empowered as they transition toward life after college.