Meet the Senators

Genna E. Wright

she/her

Criminal justice

Psychology

Roseville Michigan

College of Education and Community Innovation

Sophomore

I've had plenty of leadership experience, I was a part of my high school's Student Council E-board, where I had a role of communication, and we also presented at MASC/MAHS states two years in a row. I was also president of the diversity club my senior year, and outside of school, I was one of the three ambassadors for Junior Leadership Macomb which I was so proud to be a part of! As of now on Campus at Delight Ministries, a Christian community of women!

I want to help positively impact GVSU, I want to represent the interests and concerns of my fellow student body by giving a voice to those who may not be heard, To advocate for changes and improvement on campus, I want to actively engage with the campus community and help make a difference! To help promote and give visibility to the diverse student body I would like to build connections and to develop and showcase leadership skills by taking on responsibilities and initiatives!

Hi everyone! My name is Genna Wright and I couldnýt be more excited to be running for student senate. First I want to share a bit about myself.. I'm a freshman here at GVSU, and I'm majoring in criminal justice and minoring in psychology! I am very passionate about making positive changes on our campus, and as someone who is committed to fostering inclusivity and student empowerment, I believe in the importance of active participation in this governing body. With that being said, I am proud to be running for student senate and a college representation seat: the College of Education and Community Innovation! I have lots of impactful leadership and senate-like experience as well where I've honed my leadership, communication, and teamwork skills. I served on my high schoolýs E-Board for two years, and I was an appointed ambassador for Junior Leadership Macomb. I believe this experience makes me well suited to run for student senate and I hope to make a meaningful impact on campus in the fall!

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