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Lily Mae Pido
CONTACT: president@aposdsu.org
Hometown: Chula Vista, California
Major: Computer Science
Pledge Class: Rho (Fall 2016)
Hometown: Chula Vista, California
Major: Computer Science
Pledge Class: Rho (Fall 2016)
About Me:
Being a commuter student, I saw the importance of building relationships and learning to appreciate campus life. I joined Alpha Phi Omega as a 1st year in Fall 2016 to develop my leadership skills, establish connections, and provide service to the community. In my 2nd year, I was elected Membership Vice President and by my 4th year, as Chapter President. With that said, I'm just a typical person that loves playing video games, listening & creating music, and watching anime.
Favorite Memory in APO:
This might sound silly, but I'm not sure if I have a favorite memory in APO. Everything I've been through since I crossed into the fraternity all hold significance to me. I guess if I had to name my most memorable one, it would be when I won MVP for the Spring 2018 semester. People that I looked up to said they were proud of me, and hearing others excited for that upcoming term really made me want to make sure I did the best I could. It was my first leadership position for the APO, and I was ready to give back.
Being a commuter student, I saw the importance of building relationships and learning to appreciate campus life. I joined Alpha Phi Omega as a 1st year in Fall 2016 to develop my leadership skills, establish connections, and provide service to the community. In my 2nd year, I was elected Membership Vice President and by my 4th year, as Chapter President. With that said, I'm just a typical person that loves playing video games, listening & creating music, and watching anime.
Favorite Memory in APO:
This might sound silly, but I'm not sure if I have a favorite memory in APO. Everything I've been through since I crossed into the fraternity all hold significance to me. I guess if I had to name my most memorable one, it would be when I won MVP for the Spring 2018 semester. People that I looked up to said they were proud of me, and hearing others excited for that upcoming term really made me want to make sure I did the best I could. It was my first leadership position for the APO, and I was ready to give back.
