“I am a junior who is double majoring in Global and Transnational Studies and Political Science. I have served on SGA ever since my freshman year and I was beyond grateful to serve as the Speaker of the Senate my sophomore year. Outside of SGA I serve as a captain of the softball team, Panhellenic VP of Public Relations, Hancock Symposium student representative, and student worker at the Center for Faith and Service. My goals as President include but are not limited to, increasing student involvement with the community, improving student safety, and help the student body feel just as much love for this school as I do!”
Student Government Association President: Krystal Ramos-Irizarri
“Hey my name is Emily Esquivel and I’ll be a junior this year. I’m majoring in self-design Computer Science and Digital Media. I’m a part of a few things on campus such as the school’s softball team, CAB, SAAC, and being a mentor. I’m excited to be your Vice President see how SGA impacts the school!”
Student Government Association Vice President: Jaxon Davis
“My name is Janae Shirk, and I’m a junior majoring in psychology. I’ve been a part of SGA since my freshman year, and I’m also a part of softball and Remley on campus. I’m very excited to be secretary this year and to be there for the student body.”
Student Government Association Secretary: April Sita
“My name is Marlee Richardson, and I am a senior double majoring in Biochemistry and Psychology. I have been involved in SGA since my freshman year, and I am excited to serve as treasurer again! I am also involved on campus as a freshman mentor, Remley Women and Gender Center, Alpha Gamma Delta, and more. I am excited to serve as treasurer again since my last term we used almost all of our allocated funds, and my main goal is to continue spread awareness of the finance committee and all the opportunities that are available for students to make their ideas happen!”
Student Government Association Treasurer: Marlee Richardson
“Student Government Association Advisor”
Dr. Kasi Lacey, Ph.D. with assistance from the Student Life Fellow
