Guess what? Here at ASU Students for Life, we have decided to kick off a new feature to recognize how thankful we are to the dozens of members of the ASU community who keep us moving forward. Near the end of every month, you can look forward to seeing one of our advocates profiled as the ASU Students for Life Advocate of the Month. Unfortunately, we have run a little behind on our schedule though, so we are just now introducing our August Advocate of the Month.
Maggie Otlewski is our president and she organizes and leads all of our activities. She coordinates all of our meetings, handles all of our administrative needs, serves as our media contact person, and leads all of our events with grace and compassion. Additionally, she has brought national recognition to our chapter through the Wilberforce Fellowship with Students for Life of America. She exemplifies the leadership qualities and advocacy skills needed for our organization to be successful. Thank you for everything you do to move ASU Students for Life forward!
Do you want to be featured as an Advocate of the Month this school year? Go to www.asustudentsforlife.com (register here if you have not already done so) and follow us on Facebook and Twitter to learn more about ASU Students for Life and how you can get involved!
Maggie Otlewski is our president and she organizes and leads all of our activities. She coordinates all of our meetings, handles all of our administrative needs, serves as our media contact person, and leads all of our events with grace and compassion. Additionally, she has brought national recognition to our chapter through the Wilberforce Fellowship with Students for Life of America. She exemplifies the leadership qualities and advocacy skills needed for our organization to be successful. Thank you for everything you do to move ASU Students for Life forward!
Do you want to be featured as an Advocate of the Month this school year? Go to www.asustudentsforlife.com (register here if you have not already done so) and follow us on Facebook and Twitter to learn more about ASU Students for Life and how you can get involved!
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