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AT LARGE PARTIES
AT LARGE PARTIES
CGSA:
The CGSA is a fully student-run LGBTQ+ and activist space on campus that hosts many different activist clubs, and we have 2 representatives in StuGov Senate. Our main focuses are the LGBTQ+ community (specifically TGNC), survivors of sexual violence, mental health, and disability. We are currently working on getting more and better gender-neutral bathrooms and wellness spaces on campus!
SENATORS
Party Leader:
Kaylan Comenole
Senator: Anuva Nabiha
Community Action Party:
The Community Action Party aims to assist and promote student-led organizations, particularly those that provide community or services to people on campus, in the city of Boston, and beyond. Some of the party's key initiatives include boosting funding for student organizations and making BU an easier place to start and operate student orgs. We particularly hope that through increased investment and efficiency in student organizations, students can organize and have meaningful impacts on pressing issues like poverty, racial discrimination and inequality, climate change, and more.
SENATORS
Party Leader:
Jack McGinn
Senator:
Madison Larsen-Molina
Senator:
Elio Rodriguez Zeda
IMPACT Party:
The intersection of marginalized people’s and communities task-force works together to ensure marginalized people on campus feel heard and supported. Our initiatives reflect campus issues and we work with the BU community to forge and enact solutions.
SENATORS
Party Leader:
Michael Arellano
Senator:
Lara Werneck
Senator:
Yash Patel
Unity & Social Quality Initiative Party:
The Unity and Social Quality initiative is an at large focused on improving the mental health standards and the social quality of life across campus. We believe in producing actionable and attainable solutions that could potentially last a long time. We want to support every student regardless of ethnicity, gender identification & class, while also recognizing how marginalized communities being at a greater risk of social isolation.
SENATORS
Party Leader:
Dakota Jackson
Senator:
Kwazi Antwi
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