The Women's League of Voters recently hosted a voter registration table in the UEHS Tree Room, where students were encouraged to sign up and engage in civic participation. Representatives from the League, helped students register and answer questions about the process. Their presence served as an important reminder of the upcoming elections and the significance of being a registered voter.
This initiative was further supported by students from the Participation in Government class and the UEHS chapter of Amnesty International, who were instrumental in motivating their peers to register and discussing the critical role voting plays in shaping policies. Their collective effort underscored the idea that voting is not just a right, but a responsibility.
During the event, approximately 40 students registered. This was a significant achievement, considering the busy schedules and competing priorities many students face. The students' willingness to step up and register reflects a growing awareness of the importance of having their voices heard in the democratic process.
The collaboration between the Women's League of Voters and UEHS students was a perfect example of groups coming together to foster civic engagement. The event also sparked conversations about how students can make a difference in their communities through informed voting.
A special thanks goes to all the students who participated. Their efforts have made a meaningful impact on the campus community, ensuring that more young voters are ready to take part in upcoming elections. Gianna Lanza, Sneha Saha, Rihyana Powell, Grace Judge, Maddie Housel, Annoula Lazaros, Melanie Scalcione , Maria Denardis, Cay-Linn Vogsouphath, Lamia Kosick, and Savannah Demkovich.
