First-Year Liaison

First-year Liaison

Olivia

Anderson

She/Her

Hi everyone!! I’m Olivia Anderson, I use she/her pronouns, and I am the First-Year Liaison for the 2023-2024 school year! I am a first-year majoring in dance, with hopes to go back home to Seattle and teach dance at my studio. I am also on the dance team here at WOU! My job as the First Year Liaison, or FYL for short, is to be a voice and a representative of the freshman class during General Assembly meetings, and I help plan events that are centered around the first years! I love dancing, reading, writing, spending time with my family and friends, baking, traveling, and watching rom-coms! Something cool about me is that I have been to disneyland sixteen times!

Duties

Be an active voice of the first-year students in Executive Board and General Assembly meetings
Meet with First-Year General Assembly Representatives (FYGAR) once a week
Attend all Hall Government meetings that have a FYGAR position once each term
Implement two programs aimed at first-years in coordination with the FYGAR’s each term
Write one “Of The Month” nomination by week six and three per term that is all First Year Experience focused
Contact Peer Mentor Leaders at least three times per term and report to the RHA Executive Board as needed

Olivia Anderson's contact information -

Email: oanderson23@mail.wou.edu

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