Senators
Bella Randle
Senator
(513) 319-6112
Bella is an Entrepreneurship and Innovation major with a minor in Finance. While she is originally from Cincinnati, OH, she has found great love for her home here at WVU. She is involved in many extracurriculars on campus which have aided her in seeing where she can make the biggest impact at West Virginia University. Outside of Student Government Association, she is an especially involved member of Alpha Phi Women's Fraternity and a Peer Mentor for the John Chambers College of Business and Economics.
Goals:
Bella would like to help implement better advertising for the academic help we already have in place, while making it more accessible to all students on campus.
Achievements:
Bella initiated and carried out the "Food for Friends" dining dollar food drive with The Bartlet House at the end of Spring 2023 semester. This drive provided food for those in need around Morgantown.
Carter Leadmon
senator
(304) 951-4744
Carter Leadmon is a sophomore Computer Science and Mathematics major here at WVU. He has always loved the state of West Virginia and, thus, its premier educational institution, WVU. Through his involvement in SGA, he hopes to serve his fellow students and give back to our community. In addition to his role as a senator, he serves as the chair of the Community Engagement Committee and the secretary of the SGA Bureau of Finance. Outside of his involvement in SGA, he is an Orientation Leader and a member of the Mountaineer Maniacs Executive Board. Throughout his time as a senator, he hopes to promote the voices and concerns of my peers and work for the betterment of the student experience at WVU.
Goals:
Carter wants to engage the student body in SGA so that they have a voice to administration and faculty. Additionally, he wishes to connect them to the resources that WVU offers that can enhance their experiences here at WVU.
Achievements:
Last year, Carter served as an intern for the Bureau of Finance. Through that experience, he was able to help student organizations get the funding they need to make positive impacts on our campus and represent WVU nationally. His service on the Bureau of Finance has been a great experience which he takes great pride in.
Elijah Eastman
senator
(304) 786-2013
Elijah is a sophomore at WVU majoring in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. He represents the young students looking for safety. stability, and success at WVU.
Goals:
Elijah aims to further the reach of students' voices at the administrative level. He also aims to create a more active SGA in the community and university.
Achievements:
Elijah is proud to be a part of an organization that represents of our beautiful campus in a professional manner.
Gabrielle Frazier
Senator
(304) 384-2164
Gabrielle is a junior Geography and English double major with a minor in political science. In addition to SGA, she serves as Diversity Ambassador for the Division of Diversity Equity and Inclusion. Additionally, she serves as Presidential Student Ambassador for the university.
Goals:
Gabrielle's goals for this year include working closely to improve the physical, financial and general accessibility of our campus buildings, facilities, and services. She would like to work to ensure that the university continues to serve diverse communities on campus through student life initiatives and support. Additionally, she is interested in working with dining services to ensure that all dining locations have inclusive options.
Achievements:
Gabrielle is a proud voting member of the Bureau of Finance for SGA.
Hannah Weeks
senator
(304) 839-2182
Hannah is a sophomore, the Vice President of Russian & Eastern European club, and the Social Media Coordinator of Active Minds.
Goals:
Hannah's biggest goals are in relation to mental health, specifically the mental health of first-time freshmen that are experiencing a gigantic change in their lives and need all the resources they can get. Her most specific goal is to target the silence around the development of eating disorders on college campuses.
Achievements:
Hannah is proud to be a part of such a wonderful group of people that are truly dedicated to improving WVU for students.
Mai-Lyn Sadler
Senator
(304) 400-9662
Mai-Lyn is in Asian Association, Philosophy Club, and the West Virginia United Student Union. She serves in the student life committee here in SGA.
Goals:
Mai-Lyn's goals in SGA center on supporting women and other marginalized groups on campus. However, if there are issues outside of that realm, she is ready to talk about whatever is concerning.
Mark Vodianyi
Senator
(304) 996-2812
Mark is a West Virginia University senior majoring in Political Science. He is originally from southeast of Ukraine. Starting from April 2022, along with his friends, Mark established and led a Ukrainian Mountaineer Association to connect the Ukrainian community in Morgantown, WV. He feels professionally and morally obliged in front of the Ukrainian people and the world to bring those guilty of conducting war crimes in Ukraine to justice.
Goals:
Mark's goal is to facilitate the implementation of policies and procedures to make the University more accommodating to the needs of our international community.
Achievements:
Mark is happy to be a part of SGA and he is here to strengthen, enrich and advocate for international community.
Matthew Olivero
Senator
(304) 710-9375
Matthew is a sophomore majoring in Political Science and Environmental Geoscience, with a minor in Spanish. Aside from SGA, Matthew is the Program Director for the WVU Pre-Law Society, and a member of the Phi Sigma Pi national honor fraternity. Matthew is a member of the Red Cross Club and the Eberly Student Advisory Board. He enjoys reading, cooking, exercising and pretty much any outdoor activity.
Goals:
As chair of the Student Life Committee, Matthew plans to facilitate a strong, constructive relationship with administrators so that they can work collaboratively to fix the problems most relevant to students. He plans to support the members of his committee in the pursuit of their priorities, and he personally hopes to continue his work on sustainability, as well as focus on more tangible aspects of the student experience.
Achievements:
Matthew is incredibly proud of the recycling bill they passed last year and he had the opportunity to work on that bill as an intern. Matthew felt the experience was very rewarding to see it bear some fruit. He is also proud of the work the Bureau of Finance did last year by almost setting a record for grants awarded, even with a reduced budget!
Olivia Scholl
Senator
(614) 620-9967
Olivia is the Vice President of Peer Advocates, a Junior Panhellenic Delegate for Alpha Xi Delta and a member of the Pre-Law Society.
Goals:
Olivia's goals are to create legislation to help better out of state students specifically those who qualify for Ohio Reciprocity during times of uncertainty with our University’s Budget. She also wants to continue to strengthen our relationship with our Title IX and DEI Department to create legislation to prioritize the health and safety of all students.
Achievements:
Olivia is honored to be entrusted with the responsibility of a representative for the university and its students. She plans to put her plans into action with her fellow students in mind to create long lasting legislation that will better the University in years to come.