The Ohana Association

Lulu S. Faumui-Latu-Peters

• Bio

  Talofa Lava, Malo e lelei, and welcome! My name is Lulu S. Faumui-Latu-Peters. I am the advisor for The Ohana Association (TOA) and a retention counselor for the Center for Multicultural Excellence (CME) here at Weber State University.

  I am a first-generation college graduate. I received my associates of science degree from Snow College in 2005.  From there I went on to Utah State University where I graduated with my bachelor's in social work, and in 2015 I received my master’s degree in social work from the University of Utah with a concentration in forensics.  I have worked extensively with juveniles in the justice system in various capacities from 2003-2018 when I made a career change from working in juvenile justice to now working in higher education working with underrepresented students with a focus on Asian and Pacific Islander students. I have enjoyed my work with students in higher education and am even more excited to witness the progression and success in their academic journeys.  I am deeply motivated and compassionate in helping underrepresented students find purpose in their pursuits in higher education as well as helping students find a balance between academics, personal life, financial support, and campus involvement/engagement including implementing resources and support systems to establish the importance of cultural practices, celebrations and raising cultural awareness

Vaimoana Moungaafi

• Bio

  My name is Vaimoana Moungaafi, and I am a first-generation student. I am from West Valley City, Utah but I moved to Missouri after high school and got my associates degree from ECC in business. This is my first year here at WSU and currently I am aiming to get my bachelor's degree in Business Administration. I am the oldest and only girl with three younger brothers who I aim to be the best example/support for. NIKE is my favorite brand, and I like to hang out with my family, eat good food and help others as much as I can. I am excited to be back home and to meet new people while helping to make this year a great one.

Finau Tautoeoli

• Bio

  Finau Tauteoli is currently a Junior here at WSU majoring in Accounting with a minor in Finance. As a first-generation student and second oldest to 8 siblings, she strives to be the best example to her siblings, her peers, and most importantly to make her parents proud who are immigrants from the Island of Tonga. She loves to learn new things, serve others, eat good food, and spend time with her family and friends. Despite a rough past year she is excited for the upcoming year and semester.

Marjorie Maharaj

• Bio

  Hello! My name is Marjorie Maharaj, but everyone calls me Marj!! This is my third year being a part of TOA and second year as Secretary! 

  I'm technically in my Junior year, but this is my first year in the Communications program. I also work two jobs at Weber State, so if you're ever in the Student Center or the Browning Center, feel free to stop by and say hi! 

  I'm the middle of three kids which means I have to be cool to stand out, so I would say I'm pretty cool! I play 6 instruments, which include the piano, guitar, flute, ukulele, recorder, and a bit of the clarinet, but I want to learn more! I like drawing and dancing, but most of all, I love to talk! I love socializing and meeting new people, and I love making new friends!!! 

  My goals for this year involve learning a new instrument, do well as the Secretary of TOA, and pass all of my classes. I'm excited for all of the activities and events TOA will put on, and I hope many people enjoy them as well!

Stefon Wolfgramm

• Bio

  My name is Stefon Wolfgramm, and I am from the Salt Lake area.  I come from a family of 9 and am the 2nd to youngest child.  I am Tongan.  I love to play sports, be active, eat lots of good food, and hang out with my family.  I am currently working on my Associates degree for Health Sciences in hopes of getting into the Nursing Program here at Weber State.  I am also the Pacific Islander student Senator on the Legislative branch in WSUSA and am here to serve you.  As your Pacific Islander Senator, I am here to be your voice for any questions, concerns, or ideas that you may have to the Senate council. 

Maya Wolfgramm

• Bio

  Maya Wolfgramm is Samoan, Tongan, and Filipina. 

  She is very introverted at first, but once you get to know her she's an open book. Her major is Sociology with a minor in Criminal Justice. She aspires to help others during and after this journey.  She has faced many challenges throughout her life but nothing will bring her down. As the oldest of three siblings and a first-generation college student, with all the expectations and responsibilities that have been placed on her, this has made her stronger mentally. Learning and taking a hands-on approach in her culture is very important to her. She loves to support and give back to her community in any way possible. She tries to keep herself busy with work, school, family, friends, music, festivals, outdoors, etc. She wishes that this year will be different and better for everyone.

Lavinia Fifita

• Bio

  My name is Lavinia Fifita, I am full Tongan and am the oldest of 5. I was born in Salt Lake City, Utah and lived there up until my freshman year of high school. I stayed close, attending school in Salt Lake and became an active member in the community. I made the decision to attend Weber State University towards the end of my senior year, with a specific interest in one of their programs. I am majoring in Criminal Justice and am one of  TOA’s Activities and Events Coordinators this year. I love all things outdoors. I enjoy my time with my family, and learning about different perspectives from others. I am excited to serve you all this year!

Ana Finau Langi

• Bio

  My name is Ana Finau Langi. I am Tongan and also one of the officers in TOA. I am the one of the event/activities coordinator along with my cousin Lavinia Fifita. I am a freshman here in Weber state that graduated from Ogden Highschool. I decided to go to Weber because I heard it was a really good school from multiple people. I am majoring in Computer engineering. I am bilingual. I speak Tonang, not fluently but know most words to have a normal conversation. I love wearing hoodies and most likely will be wearing a hoodie if you see me around campus. I enjoy hanging out with friends and family and am also the “go with the flow” type of person. I hope this year turns out great!