Sarah is currently a senior majoring in Social Work

This positon is currently vacant

Hunter is currently a junior majoring in mechanical engineering

Claudia is a sophomore studying Human Biology on the pre-med route.

"I joined UNICEF because I love advocating for vulnerable populations and helping support global health initiatives that help children and communities around the world."

Michael is a sophomore majoring in Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy as well as Spanish.

"In my chair position, I am able to help create blogs that explore a variety of important and meaningful topics. I’m grateful to be given the opportunity to have an impact here on campus and in the greater community, and I’m glad that I can work with fellow members to further progress the goals of the UNICEF!"

Emaad is a sophomore majoring in Human Biology.

"I joined UNICEF at MSU to turn compassion into action, standing up for children and confronting global health inequities long before they reach the clinic."

Neary is a Sophomore majoring in Psychology.

"I enjoy being part of UNICEF because I get to advocate, work with peers, and do events that raise awareness and help children in need."

This position is currently vacant

Crystal is a junior studying Computer Science.

"I joined UNICEF because every child deserves safely, shelter, and a chance to thrive, and that is something we can make possible!"

Kerrington is a Doctoral Student and Graduate Teaching Assistant in Michigan State University’s School of Human Resources and Labor Relations, where her research through the ANDIE Lab focuses on workplace rights among workers with disabilities. As an MSU Undergraduate, she served as Executive Administrator and President of UNICEF at MSU.

"UNICEF was a large part of my undergraduate experience at MSU. I dedicated hundreds of hours to service and advocacy, even lobbying on Capitol Hill with UNICEF USA. My roles on the Executive Board taught me that leadership and organizational success are inseparable from the people who make them possible, while UNICEF challenged me to think about advocacy beyond the walls of the university. Becoming Advisor was an unexpected but meaningful opportunity to reconnect with UNICEF’s mission, mentor students as they grow as leaders and advocates, and give back to an organization that shaped much of who I am professionally."