Chairs

Lindsey Bullen

Senate Secretary, AUC, 2014 Class Committee, Peer Advisor

Class of 2014, Resident

Majors:
Criminal Justice & Urban Studies

Years working with the Auction: 2nd year

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction? I wanted to be involved with the Auction this year because of the incredible experience I had last year on the committee. Hands down, the Auction is the most meaningful thing I've been involved with on campus and the three organizations it benefits are inspiring. I couldn't resist the urge to become a chairperson this year so that I could help make the event as successful as possible!

Marion Calabro

Senate Chairperson

Class of 2015, Commuter

Major:

Years working with the Auction: 2nd year

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?

Joseph Nawn Senator-At-Large, Student Affairs Committee Chairperson, Writer for the Student Voice
Class of 2013,	Commuter
Majors:	History, Concentration in Pre-Law & Visual & Performing Arts, Concentration in Theatre
Minor:	Political Science
Years working with the Auction:	2nd year
Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?	After having been involved with the WSU Auction Committee last year and seeing all of the good it did for Sherry's House, Abby's House and the Mustard Seed I knew I wanted to be a part of it again the next year. It is such a rewarding feeling seeing the persistent altruism on each year's committee, and this year I wanted to do more for the auction than I had last year, which is why I wanted to become one of the Chairs this time.

Committee Members

Alexander Curley Resident Assistant
Class of 2014,	Resident
Major:	Criminal Justice
Years working with the Auction:	2nd year
Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?	I wanted to become involved with our school and community.

Katelyn Girouard SOTA Treasurer
Classof 2014,	Resident
Major:	Occupational Therapy
Minor:	Psychology
Years working with the Auction:	2nd Year
Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?	I wanted to become involved in the auction to help raise money for the charities.

Julianne Harris

Senate Treasurer, Orientation Co-Director, Peer Health Educators Vice President, NSSLHA

Class of 2014, Commuter

Major:
Communication Sciences & Disorders

Years working with the Auction: 1st Year

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?

Katie Hayes
SOTA

Class of 2014, Resident

Major:
Occupational Therapy

Minor: Psychology

Years working with the Auction: 1st Year

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?
To support the local charities in the Worcester community

Kelsey Hopkins Resident Assistant, Honors Program
Class of 2014,	Resident
Major:	Community Health, Concentration in Intergenerational Studies
Minor:	Community Service
Years working with the Auction:	1st Year
Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?	I joined the auction committee this year because I understand and value the importance of giving back to the community.

Cassandra Kelleher

Senate Parlimentarian, Women's Forum

Class of 2014, Commuter

Major:

Years working with the Auction: 1st Year

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?

Madison Ledoux Resident Assistant
Class of 2014,	Resident
Major:	Community Health
Years working with the Auction:	1st Year
Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?	I want to give back to the community and help make a difference in peoples lives

Claudio Lewis Latino Education Institute-Teacher Corps Member, Campus Ambassadors
Class of 2013,	Commuter
Major:	Business Administration
Years working with the Auction:	1st year
Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?	I wanted to become involved with SGA auction Committee was for a few different reasons. These past couple years in college, I traveled to various places in the United States, being involved in a few different missionary trips, working for other communities. It was such an eye opening experience and I realized I had a passion helping out others and making a difference in the lives of others in various ways. Also It was rewarding to bring smiles and hope to many to communities and individuals that did not have much. As being a SGA member, I continue to express and show these values for the charitable organizations that the SGA is supporting right here in Worcester. It is heart warming to be part of a community of students and many individuals who have dedicated their time and have the same values, to help improve the lives of others.

Mary Porter

Resident Assistant

Class of 2013, Resident

Major:

Years working with the Auction:

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?

Trevor Sansoucy

SGA President, Honors Program, Finance Intern

Class of 2013, Commuter

Major:

Business Administration

Years working with the Auction: 3rd year

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?

Kirsten Wilcox

Resident Assistant

Class of 2015, Resident

Major:

Years working with the Auction:

Why did you want to be involved in the Auction?

Advisors
Josh Katz, Residence Life & Housing
Kristie McNamara, Student Center, Student Activities
Timothy Sullivan, Student Center, Student Activities