Name: Nate Sall
Position: Vice President
- What activities are/were you involved in at Kettering and in high school? (list academic year, as well as any positions you may have held in any organization)
I am currently a SRI and have been involved in the following organizations:
- Delta Tau Delta Fraternity – Tech & Web Chair, Treasurer, Administrative Vice President
- DECA – President
- IFC – Treasurer
- Member of Kappa Mu Epsilon and Pi Tau Sigma honor societies
- What is the one trait you want people to know you for?
The one trait that I would like people to recognize me for is the ability to generate and implement new ideas. I love to creating new ideas, getting others involved and operating together to succeed. Moving forward in new directions with communities is always an exciting challenge.
- What is your favorite quote/saying(s)?
“The ultimate measure of man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.”
-Dr Martin Luther King Jr.
- What do you think can be improved at Kettering and what steps will you take to accomplish this improvement?
I think the communication at Kettering can be improved. The current methods could be improved to reach a higher percentage of students, and I would like to take advantage of social media, Google tools, and several other ways of communication to do so. There are events going on constantly on and off campus throughout the whole year, and it’s very important that the entire student population is aware and attending these events. I would also like to use this communication to improve the student’s knowledge of Kettering’s history and new direction.
- What has been your biggest success and failure? What have you learned from them?
My biggest success has been getting involved on campus, encouraging others to be involved, and making a positive influence for Kettering University. My biggest failure is not getting involved right when I started school. I have learned that being involved on campus is a very important aspect of college. Without the experiences and knowledge I’ve gained through being a part of organizations on campus, I would not be who I am today. I hope that I can help other students recognize this early, and help shape future leaders of our campus.
- What is your motivation for wanting to represent the student body via Student Senate?
My motivation for wanting to represent the student body via Student Senate is to make a positive impact on the Kettering Community. I am very excited about the new direction Kettering is headed, and I would like to be a part of it. I have enjoyed a lot of the events that KSG has put on, and would like to set a precedent for constant growth and improvement within the Kettering community through KSG. Contributing to the development and success of the students here is my biggest motivation.
