Arman Fard

Applied Economics and Management; Finance

Dyson School of Business

Class of 2029

As a former Freshman Representative in Student Governance Assembly, I have learned how to listen, communicate, brainstorm, and weigh different perspectives in decision-making for resolutions. This year, I am excited to run to potentially serve as the Dyson School of Business Representative to the Student Governance Assembly.
   
Dyson’s small class sizes and tight-knit network are what make it special. I want to strengthen those connections by creating more opportunities for students across grades have their voices represented in the Cornell-wide Student Governance Assembly. I’m committed to being a representative who is present, accessible, and proactive, using my meaningful relationships across our school to be an accurate, representative voice for others.
   
I’m also eager to work closely with Dyson leadership, including the Dean’s office, to elevate student voices in decisions that shape our experience. Whether it’s improving communication, enhancing resources, or advocating for new initiatives, I will ensure all ideas are heard.
   
I would be honored to represent the Dyson community on the Student Governance Assembly and ensure that every voice in our community has a path to impact.