Maryland Associationof Student Councils
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Vibha Nanduri is a senior at Bel Air High School in Harford County, where she is enrolled in her school’s Biomedical Sciences program. She has previously served as a two-time Environmental Affairs Coordinator for MASC, Vice President of the Harford County Student Councils (HCRASC), and a two-time Class President at Bel Air. Vibha currently serves as the Student Member of the Board of Education (SMOB) for Harford County.
Outside of student leadership, she is involved in medicine and works on cancer research, and she frequently volunteers at her local hospital’s oncology department. In her free time, she loves volunteering, watching shows, and performing music in her community! This year, Vibha is focused on building partnerships with organizations and advancing policies related to special issues.
Bio: Sid (Sidharth) Harishanker (He/Him) is a junior at Poolesville High School in Montgomery County in the Global Ecology Program. Sid serves as the Treasurer for the Montgomery County Regional Student Government Association (MCR). He started his advocacy journey after 7th grade, after attending the Maryland Association of Student Councils Convention, realizing that students have a say in adult spaces.
Within his county, Sid serves as the Co-President for Eco MoCo, the largest student-led nonprofit in Montgomery County, fighting for environmental justice across the state. Sid also serves as the Vice President of Programs for OCA-DC, an organization dedicated to representing Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, where Sid runs the youth council and aids in the planning of events.
Outside of student councils, he loves to go outside to hike or kayak, be with friends/family, and watch shows. He is excited this year working with everyone on the executive board and expanding MASC’S environmental efforts.
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Bio: Jessica (Jess) Taylor is a strong student advocate from Montgomery County. She has spent the past 3 years as Rockville High School’s class of 2027 President, preparing her to currently serve as the Rockville High School School-Wide President. She has also spent 3 years dedicated to the Montgomery County Regional Student Government Association in the Task Force department. With this being her second year as MASC’s Wellness Coordinator, she is dedicated to providing wellness resources to all students.
Outside of student council, Jessica works a part-time job as a cashier (which she loves with her whole heart! She also enjoys staying up to date on local sports and being as creative as possible. (Look out for her sunflower-covered car).
She is a friendly and valuable member of MASC who is always available to have a conversation and listen to any of your concerns!
Bio: Paige Williams (she/her) is a junior at Severna Park High School in Anne Arundel County. She is proud to serve her second term as the Secretary of Service for the Chesapeake Regional Association of Student Councils (CRASC). In her school’s student council, she serves as the whole school Vice President and the Class of 2028 President, working to further student opportunities with meaningful initiatives. She is enjoying her time, taking her involvement to the next level as one of MASC’s Wellness Coordinators.
Outside of student council, Paige is Vice President of her school’s Key Club, a leader in her school’s Wellness Club, a member of Anne Arundel County’s Student Service Learning Team, Partners and Projects Chair for the Key Club Capital District, and a Girl Scout since kindergarten. In her free time, Paige loves listening to music, doing yoga, reading, spending time with her family, and kayaking whenever she gets the chance.
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