Joseph Winick Email & Phone Number

Dallas, Texas, United States

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

Elected to ensure 160 member fraternity maintains and improves academic standing, providing support for incoming first year students, assisting with professional development, and implementing an alumni mentor network.

Fort Worth

Elected by the student body to serve as its President for the 2023-2024 school year. Serve as chair of the SGA Cabinet and provide a student perspective in work with the Board of Trustees, National Alumni Board, the Administrative and University Council.Sesquicentennial Executive Committee, Member – develops and oversees all aspects of the University’s 150th yearlong anniversary celebration and culmination of Lead On: A campaign for TCU raising $1 billion.Budget Advisory Committee, Member – advises and makes recommendations to the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration on the university’s annual $643 million dollar operating budget.Governance Leadership Group, Member – works with the Chancellor and President, alongside the Faculty Senate Chair, the Graduate Student Senate President, and the Staff Assembly Chair to establish and implement campus wide initiatives.

Twice elected representative of TCU’s class of 2025 in the Student Government Association, serving on the university's Academic Affairs Committee, the Textbook Accessibility and Affordability Task Force, and the Recreation Center Student Advisory Board.

Frisco, Texas, United States

Selected as one of two nationwide Government Account Executive Interns serving the Public Sector/Government Division of T-Mobile, conducting in-depth market research, providing state and federal legislative synopsis, and assisting with the development of sales strategy for market leaders.

Austin, Texas, United States

Selected by State Senator Judith Zaffirini to help manage constituent casework, draft correspondence, research proposals to address affordable housing and homelessness, and provided staff support for the Select Committee to Protect All Texans and the Senate Natural Resources and Economic Development Committee.