ABOUT
The University of Pittsburgh molds us into the individuals that we will become. It is here that we learn our shared sense of community, hard work, and determination to succeed. In order for you to impact our world, your university must impact you. We want to make an impact on your life.
We’ll do that by making it easier for students to communicate what’s affecting them, allowing us to better represent you. We want to nurture the success of all Pitt students regardless of the great challenges that they may face. Vote Impact to have an impact!
Zechariah Brown
President
My name is Zechariah Brown, and I’m a Junior in the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences majoring in Political Science and minoring in Economics and Philosophy. I’m a Board Member on the 2018-19 Student Government Board, a member of the Pitt Political Science Student Association, a member of Phi Alpha Delta, and a brother of Phi Gamma Delta.
Caroline Unger
My name is Caroline Unger and I’m a sophomore studying Philosophy and Political Science. I’m the chair of the Facilities, Transportation, and Technology Committee for SGB, and a lot of what I currently work on is related to campus safety, which I want to continue to work on.
Ashima Agarwal
My name is Ashima Agarwal and I a sophomore studying Biology and Psychology. My entire platform for running for Student Government Board is rooted in the idea of making Pitt’s large and diverse campus feel just a bit smaller by connecting students to one another, connecting students to successful Pitt alumni, and connecting students to all the different resources Pitt offers.
Scott Glaser
My name is Scott Glaser and I am a Junior studying Political Science. Over the past year I have been studying affordable housing, and have been appalled by the data that indicates that students living in Oakland pay among the highest rents in the city. In order to combat these overly aggressive landlord policies I hope to create a tenants union. A tenants union would allow students to band together through the University as a buffer to make negotiating prices, and addressing negligent housing conditions more attainable.