Election Bio: Alyssa Phillips

February 9, 2012 /

Name: Alyssa Phillips

Running for: VP (internal)

Age: 23

Program: Fifth-year arts and history

Hometown: Truro, NS

Interesting fact: Featured soloist on piano with the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra

 

Alyssa Phillips, a Nova Scotia native, says she has more than enough experience to tackle any job. And she certainly has been around the block at Dalhousie.

In the past, she has acted as the VP (external) for the Dalhousie Music Department and this year, her role as the vice president of the Dalhousie Arts and Social Sciences Society (DASSS) has kept her up to speed on the happenings of Dal

Not to mention, she is the arts representative on the Dalhousie Student Union.

She says these experiences have provided her with knowledge of what societies go through and she knows how important they are to student life.

“One of my main platform points is better support for smaller societies,” she says, “because students are likelier to get involved in department societies or smaller societies so supporting them means supporting more students.”

She also says that getting the DSU message out there more is extremely important so she plans on improving those channels of communication.

Phillips knows her experience is a huge asset to her campaign and she hopes it will put her in the lead come election time.

“Experience— I’ve been around for a while, on all levels of societies, departmental up to the DSU. I have a good idea of how everything functions on every level. I really think my work ethic and enthusiasm will help me to excel in the position as it has in the past.”

To see more of her campaign, visit alyssaphillips.ca.

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Claire Wählen

Claire was News Editor of the Gazette for Volume 146. You can follow her on Twitter at @Claire_Wahlen.

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