The Art of Expression: Josh Morse at TEDx SDSU

Josh Morse: Josh Morse is a resilient and compassionate leader, community member, and youth advocate. As president and CEO of Associated Students, a non-profit, student-directed corporation, Josh is responsible for representing the 34,000 students who attend San Diego State University while directing the organization. Josh is a senior, pursuing a bachelor's degree in finance and will be graduating this May. He finds leadership and service to be an integral part of his education and has proven this through his work in numerous campus organizations such as Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and Peer Leadership Consultants among others. Most notably, as a student development officer for SDSU's comprehensive capital campaign, Josh has helped raise millions of dollars for scholarships and programs like the SDSU Guardian Scholars Program, a program that assists former foster youth at San Diego State University. Josh advocates for at risk and foster youth as a motivational speaker and raises awareness of the challenges they face.

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