Victoria Quesada Stoner

Victoria Quesada Stoner serves as President of the Associated Students of Colorado State University, representing student interests and overseeing executive initiatives and budgeting. She is studying psychology with a concentration in addiction and a minor in ethnic studies at Colorado State University, completing her degree by the end of summer after walking in the spring commencement. Her interest in addiction psychology stems from personal family experiences with addiction, and she pursued an ethnic studies minor inspired by her sister Alejandra Quesada Stoner. Victoria has been involved in the Body Project, which focuses on self-esteem and destigmatizing bodies as a prevention program for eating disorders, as well as Food Not Bombs and the CERC Colorado Immigration Response Network in northern Colorado. A typical day involves answering emails, attending classes, holding office hours for students, and planning initiatives and events.