Posted about 1 year ago
in TU News, Student Support, First-Generation Families, Career Development .
When Rayne Rivera-Forbes decided to come to Towson University, the first-generation freshman knew she wanted to get involved right away.
Little did she know that by the end of her first year on campus she would be representing many of Maryland’s college students in Annapolis.
This spring, Rivera-Forbes was named student regent for the University System of Maryland’s (USM) Board of Regents. She will be sworn in later this year.
Rivera-Forbes will be a full member of the USM board for two consecutive terms. She will serve on committees and work with higher education officials, state and local policymakers, Maryland business and civic leaders, and her fellow students to help steer higher education policy in the state.
