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Meet the Candidates: Aaron Miller

Aaron Miller,  Political Science

Desired position in Student Government:  

VP Junior Class

Bio:

I currently reside in Chicago and am finishing off my first year on campus after completing one year in Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh.  I enjoy politics and worked on two campaigns for my local congressman.  I have a twin who attends Mcgill where I can be found frequently visiting him.

Why are you running for this position on student council?

Student government should not be merely another line on somebody's resume.  I want to help to represent the junior class so that their voices can be heard in YU's student government.  Also, I was disappointed with the lack of activities specifically for our class and would work to build a more united junior class.

What experience do you bring to this position?   

I served in the student senate in high school which provided me with essential tools for being an effective leader and representative of my class.  In the senate, I actively participated to ensure that I fairly represented the opinions of my classmates.  I hope to bring this experience to the table in representing the junior class.

What, if any, other leadership commitments are you taking on next year?

I hope to continue to be involved as a SHEM ambassador.

How many credits do you plan on taking next semester?      

15

At YU, I...

I live in a YU dorm, I eat at least half of my meals in the caf, I stay in Washington Heights at least two shabbatot a month, I have not faced any disciplinary action from Yeshiva University, I do not have a criminal record nor have I been arrested

Why should students vote for you over any other candidate?

I do not come in with any personal agendas with the exception of fairly representing the junior class.  I want to ensure that everybody's voice is heard.