Aurora Welcomes New Aurora Student Council Board 

Aurora, a network of like-minded research-intensive universities, continues its mission to promote collaboration and dialogue among students across the continent. With a deep commitment to advancing higher education, Aurora empowers students to engage in projects that drive social impact and equip them with the skills needed to address global challenges, emphasizing sustainability, innovation, and cross-cultural understanding. 

As part of its efforts to strengthen student involvement, the Aurora Student Council (ASC) has introduced a fresh group of student leaders who will guide the Council’s activities for the upcoming year of 2025. The new members will bring renewed energy and vision to the Council’s work by focusing on creating inclusive and diverse student-led initiatives that align with Aurora’s core values.

Mathilde Chaumont: The New Face of  Student Leadership 

Mathilde Chaumont takes on the prestigious role of President of the Aurora Student Council, embodying the spirit of collaboration and inclusivity that Aurora seeks to promote. With her clear vision and dedication, Mathilde aims to cultivate a sense of unity among students while driving forward important initiatives. In her candidacy, she said: “It would be an honour to represent the ASC and ensure our students’ voices are heard.” 

Sören Daehn: Supporting Innovation as Vice President 

As Vice President, Sören Daehn will work closely with Mathilde to implement the Council’s initiatives and provide strategic direction. His role will be critical in ensuring the council’s smooth operation. He states, “My vision for the vice presidency is, together with the president, to ensure that the ASC and students’ interests are represented, heard and considered on a strategic Aurora-wide level.” 

Andréa Gaucher: Ensuring Transparency as Secretary 

As Secretary, Andréa Gaucher will oversee the Council’s organizational activities, ensuring transparency and effective communication between the student body and university leadership. Her contributions will be key to maintaining transparency within the council and managing student feedback efficiently. 

Paula Mora: Amplifying the Student Voice as Communications Officer 

Paula Mora, as the Communications Officer, will be responsible for amplifying the work of the Aurora Student Council across various platforms, ensuring students remain informed and engaged. Her role will  also be crucial in connecting students with opportunities and encouraging them to participate in Aurora’s diverse range of activities. Therefore, the Aurora Student Council remains committed to representing students’ diverse interests across the Aurora network, creating an inclusive environment where students can thrive academically and personally.

With this new leadership in place, the council is well-positioned to continue fostering unity. Follow the Aurora Student Council’s Instagram to track their latest initiatives and get involved in shaping the future of higher education!