Sentence examples for elected student from inspiring English sources

The elected student, not the government, would choose what to say.

He enlisted the students, too, by creating a democratically elected student congress.

Now managing director of a Washington law firm, Mr. McClure was elected student body president in 1976.

The oldest of four children, he graduated from the state's Tougaloo College, where he was elected student body president.

Twice I was elected student body president: in my junior year of high school, and in my sophomore year at Loyola Marymount University.

They graduated magna cum laude from Harvard, where each was elected student body president, she being the first woman to hold the office.

He was elected student-body vice president and was invited to deliver sermons at churches around Warrensburg.

Baldwin, who has a long and engaged interest in politics (and who left George Washington University in a sulky mood, after failing to be elected student-body president) steered his boat while carefully laying out the priorities of a Baldwin presidency: the federal budget, Iraq, school scholarships, energy policy.

McConnell's parents were poor—"They had, basically, nothing"—so he got a student loan and a job and went to North Greenville Junior College, where he was elected student-body president in his second year; he then transferred to Furman University, a private college, living in a closet in the gym during his first semester while he managed the basketball team.

And then, along came Tracy Flick, the high-strung high schooler who would stop at nothing to be elected student-body president.

The Lafayette College Student Government, consisting of fifteen elected students, is responsible for most of the student organizations on campus, and is responsible for the budget, emergency allocation, programming.