CSE Student Leaders

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Our Student Leaders are a group of students dedicated to the mission of the Center for Student Empowerment and serving as a resource for their peers that are looking for more support. They are trained to:

  • Conduct initial interviews for students seeking CSE membership
  • Provide one-on-one mentoring to students who are looking to get more involved with CSE
  • Help students find resources on campus that support their holistic success
  • Facilitate workshops for members
  • Offer direction in the areas of CSE, university, and community resources as well as best student practices
  • Plan, promote, and facilitate programs and events that are sponsored by The Center for Student Empowerment
  • Represent the Center for Student Empowerment at community events and present on the plethora of support resources we provide.

Meet the Center for Student Empowerment Student Leaders

Ẹniọlá is a second-year Master of Social Work student at the University of Houston, with a background spanning clinical practice, community leadership, and creative entrepreneurship across three continents and counting. Rooted in the belief that every individual carries the innate capacity to thrive, Ẹniọlá moves as a conduit supporting students to rumble with and nourish the nature that flows within, as they create impact and step into their own sense of meaning. 
Abeer Computer Information Systems student with a strong interest in data and business analytics. She is passionate about leveraging data to uncover insights, drive informed decision-making, and solve real-world business challenges. As a Student Leader at CSE, Abeer contributes to data processing initiatives, coordinate marketing efforts, and mentor first-year students through their transition to university life. Growing up in Saudi Arabia with Pakistani roots has given her a global perspective and the ability to connect with people from diverse backgrounds. She looks forward to continuing to support the University of Houston community by fostering meaningful connections, helping students succeed, and contributing to initiatives that enhance student experience. 
Awa is a Student Leader majoring in Psychology. She has a passion for learning, community building, and helping others succeed. After graduating, she hopes to become a therapist. Through her experience teaching middle and high school students, she's learned how to break down complex concepts into more digestible pieces. She can create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and seeking help. Outside of academics and work, she loves exploring new interests and meeting people from different backgrounds. She's also an avid learner who enjoys diving into a wide range of topics. 
Ketrevian Adams is currently pursuing a degree in Sociology with plans to expand my academic path by transitioning into Civil Engineering, potentially double majoring in both disciplines. He has a strong passion for knowledge and a deep curiosity for understanding how social systems and structural design intersect to shape communities. As a student leader at the Center for Student Empowerment (CSE), Ketrevian continues to build his skills in public speaking, leadership, social media production, marketing, and event coordination experiences that are preparing me for future opportunities. Moving forward, he is excited to further develop initiatives like the First-Gen Talks podcast, creating spaces where students can share their stories while also contributing to meaningful conversations that inspire growth, connection, and innovation. In the future, Ketrevian plans to pursue a career in structural engineering where he can apply the skills he has gained from the University of Houston and CSE.
Ashtin Rucker is pursuing a degree in Architecture in Environmental Design. Passionate about creating sustainable solutions for the built environment, Ashtin is developing the knowledge and skills needed to address the challenges facing modern cities. Through involvement with the Center for Student Empowerment, he is committed to supporting fellow students in their academic journeys while gaining valuable experience in leadership, collaboration, and professional development. Ashtin aims to contribute to the future of architecture by designing innovative, environmentally responsible infrastructure that enhances existing urban communities. By combining sustainable design principles with a commitment to community impact, Ashtin hopes to help create healthier, more resilient, and more equitable spaces for future generations.