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McNeese ACM Student Chapter

Elected President of McNeese ACM

Election result

9 of 10 votes for me

After managing student projects with McNeese ACM, I was elected chapter president. My focus is giving more students the chance to build together and take ownership of their work.

McNeese State University
McNeese ACM members pose in two rows after the election, with robotics projects on the table in front of them.
01 / Group photoMcNeese ACM members together after the election.

How I got here

Before the election, I served as a project manager for the chapter, helping coordinate student projects including AskMcNeese. I’m grateful to the ACM members who built alongside me and to the chapter for trusting me with this role.

What I’m focused on

I want students to have a clear way to join a project, find teammates, and build something they can show. I plan to make space for hands-on workshops and give members more chances to lead the work themselves.

See how I recruited and led the RubbleEcho team

Photo journal

Inside the election meeting

Caden stands beside the table as McNeese ACM members listen, with blue robotic hands on the table.

02 / Election meeting

Caden speaking

Caden addresses chapter members during the election meeting.

Prince Pudasaini stands at the end of the table and gestures while McNeese ACM members listen.

03 / Election meeting

Prince speaking

I take a turn speaking to the chapter during the election meeting.

Original posts

Read my election announcement on Facebook