Vice President

Nathan Mulder

Student Representative
2006-2009

Nathan Mulder joined Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in 2005 as an undergraduate student to pursue a degree in Aeronautics. He currently serves as Vice President of the Student Government Association guiding the Student Representative Board (SRB). Prior to being elected Vice President, Nathan served as his fraternities' Rush Chairman and Brotherhood Chair, Captain on the Orientation Team, Peer Mentor for UNIV101 College Success, and Morale Chair for Up'til Dawn, helping to raise money for St. Jude Research Hospital. He also served the SGA as SRB Vacancy Chairman, Flight Line Satisfaction Committee chair, and Admissions Liaison.

During his time on SRB, Nathan has worked on many things, adding lockers to the College of Aviation Phase II Flight Line and working with the flight department to bring a golf cart to the flight line for student transportation. He also has been the liaison to the Admissions department, fixing any issues brought to his attention by students. He worked with his committee to create outstanding College of Aviation Student Forums each semester. Nathan prides himself on protecting the students of Embry-Riddle, and listening to their concerns.

In addition to his work with Student Government, Nathan is still an active member in his fraternity, a member of Order of Omega: Greek Leadership Honor Society, the Orientation Team, and campus tour guide at the Admission Visitor Center. In addition to his future degree in Aeronautics, Nathan has also continued to pursue his minors of study in Air Traffic Control, Aviation Business, and Aeronautical Studies.

During his term, Nathan plans to assist his representatives as needed to accomplish the projects they bring forth. Things such as a rock-climbing wall, campus banner project, a computer lab in the student village, and bathing suit dryers in the fitness center are all excellent ideas he plans to pursue brought up by the SRB.

Nathan spent last summer at Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center in Longmont, Colorado where he worked as a Traffic Management Operations Trainee. He hopes to return to Denver ARTCC summer of 2009 for another internship and after he graduates in the Spring of 2010.

Contact Information:
Ph: 386-226-6095
Email: sgavpres@erau.edu