Demonstrates school spirit by attending/ organizing residence events, volunteering for their house charity etc.
Demonstrates leadership and initiative within the house committee, and to other residents
Contributes to the life of the residence community.
Encourage and empower other residents to get involved in the wider community.
Takes initiative in creating new opportunities for their peers.

Nominees

Holly Tetzlaff

“I am the president of the lovely Mackenzie House and so I help run all the fun events we plan, carry on the traditions we hold dear to our hearts and overall help make Mack a second home for everyone. I participate in many intramural sports and also represent UNB at every Fencing Tournament I compete in. ”

Noah Tremblay

“While at UNB I decide to reside at the Neill house. In my first year I participate in the intramural program and was very active and involved with the activities and events at my residence. During my first year at residence at the Neill house I enjoyed it and this is when I decided this was one way I wanted to make a difference. I wanted to become president of the house. At the end of the year I was elected as president of the Neill house for the year 2019-2020. During my second year at UNB I continued to play intramural sports, but was also president of Neill house. With this it came with responsibilities like planning events, buying and setting up supplies and decorations. Sober reping and POing Neill house events and other various events. It came with the responsibility of coming earlier to UNB to take leadership courses and other courses to help us be the best we can be and be prepared as a president. It came with the responsibility of setting up O-week for the new students arriving at UNB. Being president though was not just planning and organize events. I feel the most important job and where I saw one could make difference is being always present at the house and available for all the members or students that were part of the house for support, friendship, socialization, a listening ear and just to welcome them to make sure their first year and whatever year they were in was going smoothly, and have less stress as possible. I am a person of high spirit and leadership skills. Therefore as a president I feel I portrayed this and brought a lot of spirit to my house and UNB throughout the year. My house ended up winning the O-week trophy. But I also believe being President would not be successful without having a great team or members to work with and be part of . I always encouraging the first year students to get involved whether it be in Neill house or other UNB groups. I believe that one should always give back and get involved because it makes it much more enjoyable life and rewarding.”

Brennan Marks

Brennan is a 2nd Year Renaissance College Student here at UNB! He is currently an Educational Proctor in McLeod House, home of the Highlanders!! He is also a volunteer with UNB S.P.R.I.N.G., and the Renaissance College Society Merchandise Representative.

Jayda Cooke

“I have gotten involved in the UNB community through the residence life on campus! I have sat in the Joy Kidd house committee for two years in a row!”

Breana Andrews

Breana started her involvement at UNB as social rep in her second year, and then became Vice-President for her third year. She is known for being the ultimate mom friend and painting her face red and black for any event Harrison is involved in. Being apart of House Committee and House team to create a more inclusive and family-like dynamic for residence is where Bre's involvement started and her reason why she started. With that it has led to from house committee to committees such as Campuses Sexual Violence Sexual Violence task Force prevention committee. Advocacy and Family are what keep me coming back.

Zach Brown

“House Orientation Committee (HOC) for Joy Kidd during this years O-week. Promotion Rep/ House committee during Fall Semester 2019 of Joy Kidd. Vice President of Joy Kidd Winter semester 2020. Intramural sports Ice Hockey, Ball Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball (men and co-ed), dodgeball and ultimate frisbee.”

Mallory Parsons

Mallory Parsons is from the charming village of Perth-Andover, NB. She is currently completing her fourth year of a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. Mallory demonstrates her passion for community and collaboration through her role as a Hall Proctor at McLeod House. Aside from holding a leadership position in residence, Mallory works as a Research Assistant at UNB’s CELLab, helping conduct studies with various populations in Fredericton and surrounding areas. Mallory is very passionate about kinesiology and is this year’s Communications Director for the Kinesiology Society. She is also a Peer Mentor for the faculty and enjoys sharing her excitement with incoming students

Meghan Bell

I am a Hall Proctor in LBR and I sit on the R.I.D.E. Committee (Residence Inclusion Diversity Equity). I play field hockey for UNB and I am a Social Media Ambassador for Student Recruitment. My goals as a leader are to encourage inclusivity and foster a supportive community.

Kordell walsh

“I'm a 3rd year Renaissance College student who has lived in residence for all 3 years. This year my primary role in the UNB community has been President of Tibbits Hall, working towards building a safe, inclusive, and enjoyable residence community with our great House Committee and House Team.”

tristan fahie

“I'm the social rep for Aitken. I've been involved with all of my residence's events trying to make them the best they can be for our residents.”