Concluding My Tenure as President of Friends of Nepal at UW

As my time as President of Friends of Nepal at the University of Wyoming comes to an end, I feel grateful for the people I worked with and the experiences we shared.

This role gave me the chance to serve the Nepali student and community group at UW in a more direct way. It was not always easy, but it was meaningful. I learned a lot about planning, teamwork, communication, and showing up for the community.

One of the biggest moments of this term was Celebrate Nepal 2026. The event brought together students, families, faculty, staff, and community members to celebrate Nepali culture through food, music, dance, and shared stories. Seeing so many people come together made the work behind the event worth it.

I am also thankful to have been nominated for the Student Organization Leader of the Year award. The nomination itself meant a lot to me because it reflected the support and trust I received from people around me.

I want to thank the FNUW executive board, volunteers, performers, sponsors, advisors, and everyone who helped during this term. This was a team effort, and I was lucky to work with people who cared about the organization and the community.

I will always value this chapter of my time at UW. I hope Friends of Nepal at UW continues to grow and remains a welcoming space for Nepali students, families, and friends of Nepal in Wyoming.

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