Showcasing 2019 NHS candidates

The Red Ledger: Why did you choose to run for an officer position? Samir Mehta: Being a part of such a large organization, I really wanted to seperate myself from the crowd. Obviously NHS is a great thing, and the work that they do is great so I just wanted to be a leader in that. TRL: What specific goals do you have for the future of NHS? What can be improved? SM: A lot of people are conce...

The Red Ledger: Why did you choose to run for an officer position? Matthew Piccirillo: My first year of NHS will be this year. I have a lot of friends, including my twin sister, in NHS. I have heard a lot of frustrations from the NHS body, and they are unhappy with a lot of things going on. I went to my first meeting last week, and I think there’s a lot of improvements that could be made, and ...

The Red Ledger: Why did you choose to run for an officer position? Arianne Ohman: I believe that I have a lot of qualifications and experience that have prepared me specifically for the position of an NHS vice president. I know that I have a lot to bring for the organization and really think by being a part of it and by leading the organization I can improve the impact that NHS has and be able t...

The Red Ledger: Why did you choose to run for an officer position? Shivani Radhakrishnan: Well, so for the 2018-2019 I was secretary of NHS. I took that position because I thought it would teach me a lot about what it means to be an NHS work officer. It’s a very time and work intensive position being secretary and working with that has taught me a lot about how the office of the President works....

The Red Ledger: Why did you choose to run for an officer position? Michael Lane: I possess some of the qualities that work well as a president. I’m pretty dependable, and although I don’t have a ton of experience in this specific role, my skills would allow me to prosper in that role. TRL: What specific goals do you have for the future of NHS? ML: After talking to numerous members, I�...

The Red Ledger: Why did you choose to run for an officer position? Michael Walters: I feel like my affiliation with NHS has been kind of meager. I joined recently, and I want to put myself out there and really experience it before I graduate, and running for an officer position would be a great experience for me. TRL: What specific goals do you have for the future of NHS? What can be improved? ...

TRL: Why did you choose to run for an officer position? Andrew Mao: The NHS is a good organization, but it’s lacking in a lot of areas. For example, the individual’s relation to the community versus the organization’s relation to the community, there's just so many problems with the NHS, and I think this is undermining its original purpose, which is why I chose to run for president. TRL...