Hello Sophomores! My name is Lizzy Conway and I want to represent you in Senate! I’m currently the president of D’Lions, a member of Varsity Track, and a representative of Gilbert Hall Council. Through these activities I’ve been acquainted with many members of our class and I feel like I know the changes we sophomores want to see. With freshmen housing upon us, I would like to work to make sure the new students integrate into our upperclassmen community through different organizations and activities. Moreover, I hope to incorporate them into the special interest housings that they are missing out on. Also related to campus community, I want to encourage respect and integration between members of varying groups. Many students have passions in arts, athletics, community service, or Greek life, for example, but I would love to see people’s interests extend into the realms of others’. I believe this will create a more unified UR community. Another idea of mine is to encourage Campus Security to be more patient with parking violations and less quick to “boot” our cars. I also want to bring more services to our campus, such as a movie rental store. As your Senator I will work to achieve this ideal community and implement these ideas
Baseball
Elizabeth Conway
Post-win, fans were invited to ESL Ballpark, where they got to meet and celebrate with members of the team, take advantage of discounts on merchandise from the team store, and enjoy live music and drinks Read More
alcohol
Elizabeth Conway
URochester’s 2026-27 Medical Amnesty Policy now includes student organizations seeking medical help on behalf of their members. The policy says that students, and now student organizations, who reach out for help with substance-related medical emergencies will not suffer consequences for the possession or consumption of alcohol and other drugs in violation of University policy. Read More
accessibility
Elizabeth Conway
After my mild concussion, I was very displeased with the Office of Disabilities (ODR) and the accommodations they provide for temporary disabilities. Read More
