Women’s Community Senator (1 Seat)

Ngoné Gningue

My name is Ngoné Gningue, Class of 2028, and I am running for the Women’s Community Senator Position. I’m running because I believe every woman deserves access to adequate resources and community support in order to continue flourishing. 

As Community Senator, I will strive to achieve the following:

1. Expand access to menstrual products across campus, beginning with all DSDI Centers, so that students can access essential products when and where they need them.

2. Advocate for continued and increased funding for resources that support women on campus. The resources available to our community are important, and I want to work toward ensuring they have the support necessary to continue serving students effectively.

3. Continue to cultivate a community that recognizes and celebrates the diversity of women’s experiences because women are not a monolith. Our identities, backgrounds, cultures, and experiences shape the ways we navigate campus, and our community should be a space for all of those differences to exist.

As a Black woman, I understand the importance of having spaces where you can show up as your full self and know that your experiences matter. I want to help create a community where no woman feels that she has to minimize a part of herself in order to belong. As your Women’s Community Senator, I want every woman to feel that there is space for their voice, their experiences, and their needs. I want to ensure that those voices are not only heard, but represented in the work being done on campus. Every woman. Every voice.