Owusu Bernard officially declares his intentions to run for GESS PRESIDENT

DECLARATION OF INTENT- OWUSU BERNARD

Owusu Bernard, a second year Geological Engineering student officially declares his intention to run GESS PRESIDENT 2022 in a written piece directed to the Geological Engineering Students' Society. Bernard seeks a greater impact agenda.

I am OWUSU BERNARD, a second-year Geological engineering student. I formally declare my intent to run for President of the Geological Engineering Students' Society [GESS] 2022.

I took my leadership inspiration from John Quincy Adams, who said "if your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader" Leadership, in my opinion, begins with oneself and has a rippling influence on others around him or her. I've always pushed myself to learn, inspire, motivate, and dream big in order to influence my peers and the individuals I interact with. I resolved to push myself to the utmost in order to attain my goals

I am a firm believer in change and development, and I am eager to work in the best interests of the people of GESS. Being president is a big role that takes a significant amount of time, energy, leadership, and dedication. I am capable of performing all of that and do it with a high level of consistency. I've held various positions, as has our Association. I have served through voluntary and appointed positions, and my ultimate goal is to serve more and improve GESS.

In this regard, I therefore formally inform everyone in the Department of Geological Engineering that I am running for the prestigious position of GESS PRESIDENT for the 2022/2023 academic year.

Owusu Bernard

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A GREATER IMPACT

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