Elias Nelson, from Spencer, MA, is a senior majoring in Business Administration. Elias is is also the President of the LGBTQ+ Association, and Program Assistant and photographer in the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development, and the Social Media Marketing chair for It’s On Us.
Join us March 6, 7, & 8 for the fourth annual Leadership Symposium!
Take some time to learn more about the Muslim Student Association at Worcester State!
Worcester State’s New Director of Career Services Melisa Alves comes to us from her previous role at Fitchburg State University. As a newer member of the WSU community, Melisa shares how her leadership style was formed from her experiences as a first-generation Latinx student, how her first six months at Worcester State have gone, and […]
Gracia Kitenge, from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is a senior double majoring in Computer Science and Communications with a double concentration in software development and big data analysis. Gracia is also a Resident Assistant, Presidential Student Ambassador, President of the French Club, a former Orientation Leader, and a Career Assistant with Career Services. […]
Students in Worcester and Central Massachusetts can have an important role in making an impact on their community here at Worcester State and off the college campus. Whether you are looking to have your voice heard in larger political decisions or support organizations in the community that need volunteers, both can give you a fulfilling […]
Take some time to learn more about the Asian Cultural “Boba” Club at Worcester State!
Each fall, the Office of Student Involvement & Leadership Development meets with numerous students who are interested in starting a new student organization. This fall, Student Senate approved seven new student groups, with five more awaiting approval following their submission – learn more about them below!
Congratulations to the five students who completed the Excel program this fall: Briana Chang, Caitlin Kincaid, Tyler LaComfora, Audra Miller, and Mikah Williams! Read below to learn more about these amazing student leaders!
At the culmination of each semester’s Emerge Leadership Circle, students share their personal leadership philosophies. These philosophies are the culmination of a semester’s learning and reflection, and each is as unique as the participant themselves.
