Hey! My name is Emily and I am running to be your Engineering Physics Representative! I am committed to making your eng phys experience the best it can be.

As your Eng Phys Rep, I will:

Be a strong advocate for YOU: Your ideas matter! I will actively seek feedback and make sure everyone has a say in shaping our student experience. Whether it’s academic concerns, events, or new initiatives, I want to hear what’s important to you.

Improve academic resources: I will push for more study sessions and better academic support, for all years.

Foster a supportive environment: Eng Phys can be tough and I want to make sure every one of you feels supported. I know I wouldn’t be able to get through this program alone, a strong support system makes all the difference! That’s why I’m committed to building a more connected and supportive community.

Promote social events: We need more opportunities for us to connect outside of academics, which is why I want to advocate for more social events.

I’m passionate about making Eng Phys not just a program, but a community where everyone feels supported both academically and personally. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions, concerns, or ideas :)

Hey everyone! I'm Avery, I'm in my fourth academic year of Mechatronics Engineering and Society, and I'm running to be your Mechatronics representative to the MES for the 2025-6 academic year! As one of the engineering faculty's current representatives to the SRA, I have fallen in love with student government over the past year, and I am devoted to representing YOU and your interests in the MES next year. Although I have a few ideas in the works, such as facilitating more co-op and research opportunities, more networking opportunities, and streamlining cooperation between the MSU, the MES, and the Mechatronics Society, I would LOVE to hear your ideas! Shoot me an email at [email protected] if you have any questions, comments, concerns, or suggestions you think I should hear.

I want to elevate McMaster Computer Science, not by just holding events and building a community but by creating new opportunities for the students and letting the community foster itself. I know that we sometimes like to poke fun at our status but I think that McMaster Computer Science is worthy of being put up there at the top with the other great CS programs and the only thing holding us back is the lack of opportunities to demonstrate our skills. I want to help grow and revitalize our community through an increased commitment to resume building activities and events to empower students to land their own internships and create further opportunities for our program. I know I’m proud to say I go to McMaster for CS and I want everyone who goes here to be able to say the same.

Hello everyone! My name is James Shakespeare. I am a second year Electrical and Management. I am looking forward for the chance to represent Engineering and Management students. I want to make sure that even though Engineering and Management is a small program, we are still represented fairly. This will be done through consistent support for the program at places like council meetings and outreach events. I will also act as strong link between the MES and MEMS to make sure there is frequent communication between the two societies.