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Official candidate list released for Student Government elections

This year's list of candidates for Student Government elections contains what is likely a record number of students running for senate positions at the same time as a drop in the number of students running for executive positions. There are 92 students running for a total of 53 positions. Last year there were five candidates for president, while this year there are just three. Almost all of the academic units have enough candidates to fill their seats, except for the schools of social work, education, law and music. Campaigning begins Feb. 1 with a Candidate Showcase on Greene Street from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

SG President (1 position)

Tyler Dillard

Ross Lordo

Jackson Davis

SG Vice President (1 position)

Dani Goodreau

John Selesky

SG Treasurer (1 position)

James Francis

Arts and Sciences Senators (11 positions)

Zeeshan Ayub

Kevin Boyd

Alexis Logan

Aaliyah Harrell

Parker Hall

Robert Copenhaver

Nakia Hooks

Yash Verma

Aaron Kirby

Azalfa Lateef

Regan Butler

Harsahib Dev

Almeera Lateef

Eugene Suydam

Lee Ellis

Taylor Brown

Bennett Lunn

Benjamin Martin

Casey Hamlin

Dylan Jones

Claire Duran

Jasmine Lancaster

Cade Patterson

James Teal

HRSM Senators (4 positions)

Lyric Swinton

Nicholas Bragorgos Jr.

Aaron Greenberg

Madison Blevins

Carey Winters

Cooper Keener

Casey Magersupp

Social Work Senators (2 positions)

Youstina Rezkalla

Darla Moore School of Business Senators (8 positions)

Claire Roper

Audrey Whelan

Robert Trask

Benjamin Jenkins

Davis Paone

Samuel Sisney

Evan Dodge

Kyle Roop

Johnathan Xiong

Chirag Jain

Nicholas Pollak

Sean Powers

Lauren Flintom

Shane Bello

Maxwell Nelson

Jordan Harrington

Sophie Davish

Grace Jung

Emerson Odagis

Andrew Schindler

Wilfredo Anderson

Tyler Stokey

Samuel Payseur

Education Senators (3 positions)

Caleb Willis

Engineering Senators (5 positions)

Brian Youngblood

Colin John

Madison Northshield

Lars Kolvereid

Gerald Ardis Jr.

Wesley Cherry

Jasrial Thompson

Joseph Bass

Sophia Hubbard

Journalism Senators (3 positions)

Brooke Rakowski

Tara Borden

Alyssa Butterson

Law Senators (2 positions)

Edward Waelde

Nursing Senators (2 positions)

Sean Crowley

Nhon Nguyen

Yianna Kyriacou

Lindsay Putkowski

College of Pharmacy Senators (2 positions)

Shashank Kommaraju

Janie Ferren

Pre-Pharmacy Senators (2 positions)

Myles Keener

John Hungerpiller

Public Health Senators (4 positions)

Shreya Mehta

Jenissa Lohnes

Garrett Allen

Brianna Childs

Ryan Anderson

Anna Bishop

Jaliyah Howell

Garrison Burkhalter

Mary Weigert

Rachel Fridh

Shane Bello


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