Josh Gadway, from Townsend, is a senior majoring in Business Administration. Josh is the President of the Commuter Activities Board and works at T-Mobile as a Mobile Expert.
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Take some time to learn more about the new Armenian Students Association at Worcester State!
The Student Trustee of Worcester State is an elected position that represents all WSU students on various committees and initiatives across campus. This year, Kyram Pou is serving as Student Trustee.
Each year, an SGA President is elected to work with members of the Student Senate and the Worcester State community to ensure that WSU is serving the needs of all its students. This year, Lily Morgan is serving as SGA President.
The Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development is once again hosting our annual Club Kickoff! Some of the best experiences at Worcester State can be had by joining a club and getting involved. Stop by to meet members of our clubs and organizations and learn about their events and how you can get involved!
To welcome back our students to yet another academic year, the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development has scheduled various events for Welcome Week 2024! Read below to learn more about the upcoming events.
Welcome to campus, Lancers! The Office of Student Involvement and Leadership Development (OSILD) is so happy to have you back on campus. Our office is here to connect students to involvement opportunities outside of the classroom through student organizations, leadership opportunities and exciting events. Did you know that it is important for students to be […]
In celebration of our graduating seniors, we reached out to graduating members of our leadership programs and student organizations and asked What advice would you give to your freshman-year self?
