Brandon Itkin - Vice President

[GTBrandon]

I'll have some questions for you soon, but I'll ask some now.

Being an officer means you're representing the club. Are you able to tone down the strong personality and be serious and professional when it's needed? You can be an officer and try to lead, but no one will follow if you're an ass all the time. Ask me how I know. You've got the drive, you've got the ambition, but I think you should take a few more pages out of the book of Jake and a few less out of the book of Taylor.

Some times you need to take a step back and speak less and listen more. (Yes, I see the irony. That's how I know)

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I'm always getting better at this but I am confident in my ability to earn the respect of members and alum rather than demand it in order to get things done. I also realize conduct is different as an officer versus a normal member and understand my actions will represent the club moving forward even after my graduation, which I don't take lightly.