The 2023 Student Government presidential, vice presidential, senatorial and treasurer candidates met at the Boardwalk tonight mere hours after the polls closed to hear the election results. 

Supervisor of Elections Owen Rhoads announced 19 elected senators along with the treasurer. He then announced our new Student Government President-Elect, Emory Cavin, and Vice President-Elect, Miniya McNair. Their terms will begin on April 1. 

The Cavin-McNair ticket ran their platform with three main goals: giving student workers a voice, increasing BIPOC representation and drowning hateful rhetoric. 

“Miniya and I talk about diversity, empathy and giving a voice to the voiceless, and these are lofty terms, but I assure you their motivation is specific. We do not select them out of political convenience, but because the people on this campus drive us,” Cavin said in his closing statement at the candidate town hall.

Student Body Treasurer: 

Barjon Kadi

Senators for College of Arts and Sciences: 

Emma Diehl

Brandon Cominsky

Tanner Kelly

Lauren Major

Neya Mulrooney

Cayla Rubin

Madison Sardine

Dominic Villarino

Senators for College of Education: 

Vacant

Senators for College of Engineering: 

Amanda Ayala

Hannah Mathis

Rossana Rosado

Senators for College of Health and Human Services: 

Vacant

Senators for College of Business: 

Jackson Chumbley

Benji Gans

Mateo Hernandez

Ryan Kaczynski

Alyssa Oquendo

Alyssa Popovits

Allison Powers

Senators representing Graduate Studies: 

Vacant

Senators representing Undeclared Students: 

Ella Golden

Any vacancies in the senate will be available for appointment. Applications can be found on the Student Government EagleLink.