Letter from SGA Leadership: Nathaniel Wrobel

Hello Embry-Riddle Eagles,

My name is Nathaniel Wrobel and I am honored to serve as your SGA Vice President for this upcoming year. I am a fifth-year student pursuing dual degrees in Systems Engineering and Space Operations and I am excited for the opportunity to help represent and serve our student body.

As we soar into a new academic year, the SGA and I are preparing to make a meaningful impact on the student experience. One of my biggest goals this year is strengthening our campus community and ensuring that every student feels supported. Embry-Riddle is home to an incredible group of students from a wide variety of backgrounds, interests and experiences. Between classes, work, flight training, athletics, ROTC, research and student organizations, it can be easy to become focused on our own corner of campus. I want SGA to help bring those different parts of our community together.

No matter who you are or what your involvement on campus looks like, SGA is here for you. Whether you're an athlete, a member of ROTC, involved in an RSO, focused on academics or simply looking for your place on campus, you deserve to have access to the resources, opportunities and support that will help you succeed. My goal is to help create a campus where students feel connected, valued and comfortable reaching out when they need help. Most importantly, I want Embry-Riddle to feel like home, a place where you know there are people who care about your success and want to see you thrive.

Another priority of mine this year is making sure student voices are heard. Some of the best ideas for improving campus life come directly from students and I believe SGA works best when we listen first. I want every student to feel comfortable sharing concerns, suggestions and feedback with us. As a student government, we are committed to maintaining an open-door policy and advocating for the needs of our community. If there is an issue affecting students, we want to hear about it and work toward meaningful solutions.

Finally, I am looking forward to helping lead an outstanding Senate this year. We have a dedicated group of student leaders who are passionate about serving the student body and creating positive change. These students embody what it means to be leaders and I am confident that together we can make a lasting impact on our campus. If you ever need anything, I encourage you to stop by the Senate office, introduce yourself and speak with me or any of our senators.

I am excited for what lies ahead and look forward to meeting many of you around campus. Please do not hesitate to say hello, share your ideas or let us know how we can better serve you. SGA exists to represent students and I am committed to ensuring your voice remains at the center of everything we do.

Stay rockin' Eagles and I can't wait to see you all this fall!

Best Regards,

Nathaniel Wrobel

SGA Vice President

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