General Representatives may contribute by attending the monthly MGAEC meetings, contributing to decision making and voting on issues of concern, conducting background research to support an MGA submission, liaising with graduate students to find out what the current issues are, contributing to one of the many subcommittees, and volunteering at an MGA event.
The learn more about this position, read the extract from the MGA Constitution.
Mohammed Zeehan Saleheen
General Representative
Course: Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology)
Faculty: Information Technology
Campus: Clayton
Can you tell us a bit about yourself, your background and your area of study?
I am Mohammed Zeehan Saleheen, currently pursuing my PhD at the Faculty of Information Technology. My research focuses on designing microgrids for enhanced reliability. Prior to my PhD, I completed my master's degree from Monash Malaysia. Additionally, I worked in a nuclear power plant for three years.
What is your role within the MGAEC, and what are you hoping to achieve over your term in office?
During my tenure, I intend to collaborate closely with graduate students and advocate for their rights.
What motivated you to join the executive committee? What drives you to make a difference in your graduate community?
I was motivated to join the executive committee because I wanted to have a more active role in shaping the graduate student experience. Having benefited from various GSA initiatives myself, I felt driven to give back and work towards creating more opportunities and support for my community.