UWW Foundation Student Advisory Council at UW-Whitewater, established in 2024, is a collaborative initiative involving the Alumni Association and the UW-Whitewater Foundation. Council members serve as representatives of the student body, participating in homecoming events, alumni gatherings, and the annual campus Day of Giving.
Students interested in becoming a UWW Foundation Student Advisory Council member must complete an application and participate in an interview. Eligibility criteria include enrolling in at least six credit hours per semester and being available for mandatory events. Applicants are required to answer application questions and submit a resume.
Applications for the current academic year for the UWW Foundation Student Advisory Council are currently being accepted. The application process includes an online form and an interview scheduled for the Fall semester. The online application is due by NOON on February 1st. Council members will begin their duties in March and continue throughout the academic year. UWW Foundation Student Advisory Council will meet once a month and continue communication via email outside of monthly meetings.
The 2025-2026 ambassadors are:
Emmalee Empey
Hi! My name is Emmalee Empey and I'm from Colby, WI. I'm a junior studying Mathematics and Economics here at UW-Whitewater. I am a member of the Forensics team and Vice President of the Economics Society. I'm so excited to be part of FSAC this academic year!
Abigail Santiago
Hi, my name is Abigail Santiago. I am a junior at UW-Whitewater. My major is Biology on the Pre-Dentistry Track. I aspire to be an Orthodontist. My two favorite things on campus are intramural sand & indoor volleyball and EvolveWW!
Genesis Woodards
Hello! My name is Genesis Woodards and I am a senior this year. My major is economics and I am hoping to continue on to get my masters and PhD. I currently have the honor of being economics society president where we make economics for everyone. This is helpful for my long term goal of teaching economics.
Gabby Hart
I'm a sophomore, majoring in social work and minoring in psychology. I have two dogs, love going to the gym, and love hanging with my friends. Throughout school, I loved joining clubs that made a difference, like Key Club, Student Council, and Link Crew (which oriented new freshmen or transfer students to school). So, when I got to college, after getting adjusted, I decided to start looking for clubs to join and found FSAC. I love the fundraising aspect of this council and the passion to make a difference on campus.
For questions, contact Kennedy Heckel at (262) 472-1622 or heckelk@uww.edu.