Sean is a senior mathematics major with a minor in educational studies. He is from Lexington, SC. Sean has been an annual member on the Council since the fall 2021. In his time on the Council, he has served as the Internal Committee Chair, Secretary on the Executive Committee and is currently the Chair of the Council. Sean is very involved on Winthrop’s campus as he is a Close Scholar, President of the 2021 Cohort of Teaching Fellows, President of Pi Kappa Phi, and has served as an Orientation Leader for two years. He enjoys playing intramural sports with his friends on campus and volunteering in the Rock Hill community. Sean loves Winthrop University and has a passion for serving others and inspiring future leaders.
Victoria is a junior biology major with a minor in chemistry. She is from Columbia,
SC. VIctoria has been an annual member of the Council since Fall 2022. During her
involvement with the Council she has served as Campus Safety Chair and is currently
the Vice Chair of the Council. Around campus, Victoria is currently involved as a
Close Scholar, Coordinator of the Diversity Peer Educator Program, and member of the
Xi Beta chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Victoria enjoys spending time
with friends and serving in the community.
Zoë is a junior biology major with minors in chemistry educational studies from Columbia,
SC. She has been an annual member on the Council since the fall of her freshman year,
and previously served as the Residence Education Representative. She is very involved
on Winthrop’s campus as she is a Close Scholar, Teaching Fellow, the president of
Winthrop University’s Honors Association (WUHA!), and member of the Mu Xi chapter
of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She is deeply committed to enhancing the Winthrop
community because of her love for the university and the sense of belonging she has
found on campus.
Nerena Gause is a Junior Social Studies Education major from Loris, South Carolina. Since her freshman year, Nerena has been heavily involved in different organizations to serve Winthrop's community. She is a Teaching Fellow, Winthrop Ambassador, Resident Assistant, and she served as the Council of Student Leaders Representative for the Association of Ebonites last year. Nerena’s passion for education has allowed her to establish relationships with her first year residents as well as future eagles on campus tours. It is very common to see Nerena in the dining hall, residence halls, and campus center hanging with friends and socializing. Nerena looks forward to making a lasting impact and connection with the future leaders of Winthrop’s campus and giving back to the community she loves.
