Robyn Johnson

Oki, 

I come from a background of nearly six years in a mental health field, focusing on the development of skills and relationships for those with disabilities; in particular, my specialty stayed within the addictions and transient populations, and these skills I am hoping to translate over to assist and prop up the students within the Polytech to give them even greater prospects of success. 

This is my first semester within the Polytech, so I feel I can see the Polytech and the students from a different perspective than others, culminating with my experience in the working field and mental health, I feel that it is a great opportunity for the students to speak with me and have their voices heard to continue shaping their Polytech experience to the best it can be. 

My goal is to build upon a platform of communication; listening to the concerns of the students and communicating to the faculty and back to the students as necessary. I believe that once data is accrued and we can see where the students feel the greatest pressure points to their on-campus activities lie, and what they feel is missing, it will be significantly easier to begin shaping to alleviate that, and pave a road for even greater success on the behalf of future candidates and students. 

Robyn Johnson 



Jeniffer Orajekwe

Jeniffer Orajekwe is a dedicated Practical Nursing student with a strong passion for leadership, service, and student advocacy. Originally from Nigeria, she brings a global perspective, cultural awareness, and a deep appreciation for building community within a diverse academic environment. 

Known for her confidence, approachability, and ability to bring people together, Jeniffer is a natural leader who listens with intention, communicates with clarity, and acts with purpose. Her experiences as a student, caregiver, and campus representative have shaped her commitment to creating meaningful change and improving the overall student experience. 

She believes that true leadership is rooted in accountability, inclusivity, and action, ensuring every student feels heard, supported, and empowered to succeed. With a strong work ethic, compassionate heart, and forward-thinking mindset, Jeniffer is committed to helping build a campus where student voices matter and leadership truly serves the people. 



Darci Campbell

Hello everyone!

My name is Darci Campbell and I am a first year Bachelor of Nursing student. I was born in Prince Edward Island and moved to Alberta in 2012, living in many different cities throughout. After my acceptance into the nursing program, I moved to Lethbridge so I am still getting used to the city. My interests include travelling, hiking, music, photography, and spending time volunteering and further educating myself as best I can. My motivation to promote health awareness and community support, including accessibility and mental health resources on campus comes from being a student myself, navigating life with Type 1 diabetes.

I am interested in the role of President because I am an engaged advocate for systemic change. I am hoping that this position will provide me the power to do so; ultimately, this role will grant me the ability to voice your concerns and make a difference here at Lethbridge Polytechnic. My long-term goals in life are to eventually get a Masters in Nursing and/or health policy and leadership. With this in mind, I intend to take initiative in this leadership role to address and implement change where applicable. I believe that we can fuel change but it requires team work, which includes you!

 Thank you for taking the time to get to know me and I would be honoured with the opportunity to represent Lethbridge Polytechnic students

Kedei Masominu

My name is Kedei, I am an international student currently in the Practical nursing program and a proud Nigerian from Cross River State. I am honored to present my mission and vision statement and make my intentions known to becoming the next Vice President, Student Life, I am deeply committed to improving student experiences, strengthening campus unity, and ensuring that every student feels seen, supported, and valued. 

As a nursing student, I understand responsibility, empathy, teamwork, and leadership. Nursing has taught me how to listen carefully, advocate for others, manage stress, and respond effectively to challenges. These skills are not only essential in healthcare but are also vital in student leadership. Student life is about people, and caring for people is what I am trained to do. 

Coming from an international and multicultural background has shaped my perspective. As a Nigerian student from Cross River State, I understand the challenges many students face—adjusting to a new environment, balancing academics with personal life, managing finances, and finding a sense of belonging. These experiences have strengthened my desire to serve as a bridge between students from diverse backgrounds and the school administration. 

My vision statement as the next vice president student life is: 

To build a supportive, inclusive, and vibrant campus community where every student—regardless of background, culture, or program of study—feels valued, empowered, and connected. I envision a student life that promotes well-being, unity, leadership, and academic balance, creating an environment where students can thrive both personally and professionally. 

My mission as Vice President, Student Life is to advocate for student welfare, enhance campus engagement, and foster a culture of inclusion and collaboration. Drawing from my experience as a international student and with my multicultural background. As an international student that has gone through some challenging times in the Lethbridge polytechnic, I understand what is it for student to balance life away from family and friends and start a new life in a foreign country. I am committed to listening to student concerns, supporting mental health and wellness, encouraging active participation in student life, and serving as a strong bridge between students and school leadership. Through empathy, integrity, and service, I aim to improve the overall student experience and ensure that every voice matters. 

I believe leadership is not about position, but about service, consistency, and integrity. I am approachable, dependable, and passionate about student welfare. I do not seek this role for recognition, but to serve, represent, and uplift the student community. 

With your support, I am ready to work collaboratively to create a campus environment where students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. 

Vote for Kedei Masominu 

Vice president student life 



Ben Boyd

Hi, my name is Ben Boyd. I am a Business Administration student and a current Student Representative. 

Since the beginning of my term, I have been actively involved in student life on campus as a Student Rep. I have supported and assisted with events such as New Student Orientation, Open House, and Sexy Bingo, and I have taken on hosting Paint Nights this year. Being involved in these events has given me a clear understanding of how student life programming comes together and how important it is for events to feel welcoming, inclusive, and purposeful. 

Beyond events, I have been learning more about how student life can support wellness and advocacy on campus. I have worked with Wellness Services on the planning stages of initiatives like Eating Disorder Awareness Week and have collaborated with staff and council members on ways to integrate wellness into student spaces better. I also attended the Healthy Campus Alberta Wellness Summit last summer, where I learned how campuses across Alberta approach student well-being in practical and thoughtful ways. 

Through these experiences, I have come to believe that student life is about more than just events. It is about advocacy, support, and making sure students feel heard. As Vice President of Student Life, I want to continue building experience in this area by focusing on student voice, wellness, and representation while still supporting engaging, fun campus programming. 

I am running because I care deeply about the student experience at Lethbridge Polytechnic and want to continue contributing in a leadership role. I would be grateful for the opportunity to serve as your Vice President of Student Life. 

Vote Ben Boyd! 



Portia Boakye

Hi everyone! 

My name is Portia, and I’m an international student from Ghana currently in my first year of Health Science. Over the past semester, being part of this community has shown me how important student life truly is, not just academics, but connection, belonging, and feeling supported. 

I’ve always been someone who enjoys bringing people together. Through my leadership experiences in student organizations, I’ve learned how to engage students, listen to their concerns, and create spaces where people feel comfortable being themselves. These experiences shaped my values of teamwork, integrity, and commitment, and they continue to guide how I show up for others.I’m running for Vice President Student Life to advocate for students, strengthen our sense of community, and to make sure student voices don’t stop at being heard but lead to real action. This role is about service, impact, and owing up for you, and I’m excited about the opportunity to do just that.

 

Rachael Gbadebo

Hi! I’m Rachael Gbadebo, a first-year Bachelor of Nursing student, proudly Nigerian, and I’m running for Vice President Student Life because student life should feel lively, supportive, and real not just about getting through the semester. 

Coming into a new country, learning new environments, and fighting through challenges shaped me into someone who adapts quickly, understands different perspectives, and doesn’t judge. Being Nigerian taught me to value people, community, and showing up for others and that means I’m open, approachable, and able to connect with all students. 

I’m genuinely the life of the party, but I also know when to sit down, listen, and support someone who’s having a hard time. I understand that every student’s journey is different, and I meet people where they are no assumptions, no judgement. 

On campus, you can expect me to bring: 

• Real energy to awareness campaigns 
  
  
• Wellness Wednesdays that feel refreshing and worth attending 
  
• A safe, approachable presence for students dealing with appeals or concerns 
  
  
• Community care through food drives for the LPSA Food Bank 
  
• Confident representation at LPSA and Polytechnic meetings 
  
  

I bring warmth, empathy, and good vibes with action to back it up. Nursing gave me compassion, my background gave me resilience, and Student Life gives me the space to make campus feel more connected and enjoyable for everyone. 

Toluwalope Akinsooto

Hello everyone, my name is Toluwalope Akinsooto, and I am a first-year Computer Information Technology student at Lethbridge Polytechnic with roots in Nigeria. My journey to this campus has been shaped by perseverance, adaptability, and a deep respect for hard work, these are values that guide everything I do. 

Coming from a background where planning, budgeting, and resourcefulness were essential, I have learned how important it is to make every opportunity count. Studying Computer Information Technology has strengthened my analytical thinking and problem-solving skills, while my real-life experience in customer-centered environments, and my small business has taught me how to manage responsibilities, work with people, and keep systems running smoothly. 

I am passionate about creating a student government that is organized, transparent, effective and fair. I believe every student deserves to see their fees translated into meaningful experiences, well-run events, and strong support for clubs and initiatives. When finances and operations are handled well, the entire campus thrives. 

As Vice President of Operations & Finance, I will work to ensure responsible budgeting, clear communication, and efficient execution of student activities. My goal is to make sure resources are used wisely and fairly, so all students feel included, supported, and confident in how their money is being managed. 

I am excited about the opportunity to serve and contribute to a student government that is accountable, reliable, and focused on real results. Together, we can build a stronger, more connected Lethbridge Polytechnic community. 

Thank you for your support. 



Tosh Wells 

My name is Tosh Wells, and I am running to be your next Vice President of Finance and Operations. 

This is my second year on Student Council as a Student Representative, and I am excited to continue advocating for students in a greater leadership role. Through my time on council, I’ve gained a strong understanding of how student council operates, and more importantly, where improvements can be made. 

I bring a diverse range of experience to this role. I have worked in a Wellness Program, a food bank, and now in the banking sector. These experiences have shaped how I approach leadership: I understand people on a personal level, recognize that systems require structure and clarity to function well, and know that responsible budgeting is essential to turning ideas into real outcomes. 

As the Polytechnic faces increasing financial pressures, I believe it is critical that students are heard and treated fairly. I have already had the opportunity to participate in discussions around finances and budgets, and I am committed to continuing that work, ensuring transparency, accountability, and student-focused decision-making. 

Collaboration is at the core of my leadership style. I believe in working together across departments, with fellow institutions, government partners, and most importantly students. 

If elected, my key priorities will include improving the club system, providing stronger support and guidance for Student Representatives, and navigating a changing budget while ensuring LPSA initiatives continue to deliver meaningful and accessible services for students. 

Vote Tosh Wells. 



Rahib Wadud

Hi, I’m Rahib. I am a first-year Practical Nursing student. This is my first time running but I am eager to learn and do my best for the college community and fellow students. I am running for Vice President of Operations and Finance because I want to support students and help strengthen our campus community. 



Kayana Robinson 



Hello, my name is Kayana Robinson, and I am running for Vice President 

of Operations & Finance. 

I bring a strong background in operations, human resources, and governance, 

with hands-on experience supporting organizational systems, budgeting 

processes, and accountability structures. 

As a new student at Lethbridge Polytechnic, I bring fresh perspective and 

a strong commitment to learning the institution’s systems quickly and 

thoroughly. 

If elected, my focus will be on transparency, efficiency, and clear 

communication so students can trust how resources are managed and feel 

confident that their interests are being represented.