Meet Connor Le — a remarkable senior from MSU’s neighboring city of Lansing, Michigan. As a part of the College of Social Science, Connor is attaining a double major in History and Political Science, with a minor in Law, Justice and Public Policy. He is proud to be a member of the 2024 Homecoming Court and hopes to inspire future Spartan leaders to become involved with advocacy and leadership.
Connor serves as the current Student Body President and President of the Associated Students of Michigan State University, the undergraduate student government for MSU. Within this position and his former positions as Vice President for Internal Administration and Representative for the MSU Asian Pacific American Student Organization, Connor has been passionate and committed to enacting change, both on and off campus. As a proud Vietnamese American, Connor has been an instrumental player in MSU’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). His leadership and compassion led him to aid students without insurance to receive healthcare, help facilitate East Lansing’s sanctuary status for undocumented immigrants, and review MSU’s Donor Accountability Policy to ensure that donors uphold MSU’s DEI commitment. Connor’s compassion for others and dedication to uplifting minority communities has made him an integral part of the Spartan Community and he is thrilled to demonstrate what it means to be a Spartan on this year’s Homecoming Court.
For Connor, Spartans Will is not just a slogan, but a mantra. These two words have been a pivotal part of his leadership, advocacy and journey as a Spartan and a member of the MSU community. Connor is proud to represent MSU as it brings together so many people into one large community and family. Whether it be through supporting Spartan athletes or each other, Spartans always come together. As Connor has embodied — Spartans Will.
Anna Ludlow“No matter how impossible a feat may be, anything is achievable. Especially as a Spartan.”