ASMSU College of Business Senators

ASMSU College of Business Senators
Paige LePard, candidate for College of Business Senator / Photo courtesy of Paige LePard

The following responses have been submitted by students running for election as College of Business Senators.

Paige LePard

In a tweet, why should MSU students vote for you?

I am passionate about serving the students of MSU, I have the experience necessary to do a great job on the senate, and I have a lot of energy to dedicate to ASMSU

Why are you running to be an ASMSU senator?

I have been involved in student government since 6th grade. I wasn’t always planning on running in college but when the time came to apply to campaign for ASMSU senate, I knew I needed to apply. I love being the voice of students in important discussions at any level and hope to do so as a senator.

What relevant experience equips you to be a senator?

I have seven years of student government experience. My junior and senior year of high school, I served the students of Montana as the student representative to the Montana Board of Public Education. Because of this, I have experiences that not many students have. I believe that this understanding of the public school system will serve me well as a senator.

If elected, what would be your top priorities as a senator and why?

My top priority is the mental health and well being of all Montana State students. I will ensure that students in all of the colleges at MSU are aware of the resources available to them, not just the students that I will represent in the college of business. I also want to make the changes necessary so that all students feel safe and accepted on the MSU campus.

What ideas do you have to address those priorities?

I want to encourage better advertisement of the mental health resources available on campus. To create an environment of inclusion and safety, I want to give groups that have been personally attacked a platform to voice their stories. I want them to know they are not alone and they are supported by people on campus and we will continue to fight for their safety and well being on campus.