Vote in the A.S. Election

As your next Associated Students President, I will foster student engagement, inclusivity, and meaningful change at SDSU. Advocacy, collaboration, and service will create a campus where every student feels supported, valued, and empowered to succeed.

Enhancing access to resources, student involvement, and open dialogue with university leadership will empower every student to grow, lead, and maximize their SDSU experience. Student government shapes our community, and amplifying student voices and ensuring strong representation will remain our top priority.

Hey! I’m Chris Johnson, and I’m running to be your next Associated Students President. I’m here to bring a new forward-thinking approach to leadership to ensure SDSU’s student body is supported, safe, and heard. My Experience as President of Delta Sigma Phi and as President of the IFC, and my membership on the Men’s Club Volleyball team, have given me the necessary experience to lead the SDSU community of students into a better future. I want to bring much needed improvement to the Health and Safety of this Campus by working with SDSUPD at times of high risk, get more support for students looking to develop their careers, and create more events all students are excited for!

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Hello! I’m Noah Stuart, running for A.S. President to create a safer, more inclusive SDSU where every student feels supported and empowered. My roles in Associated Students and the Middle Eastern North African Student Association have equipped me with the experience and passion to advocate for the safety and well-being of all students. These experiences have taught me the importance of collaboration, communication, and equity—skills I’ll use to expand campus safety, enhance accessibility through tools like a diction mode for the SDSU Safe app, and promote responsible AI use. I’m prepared to listen, lead, and take action. Vote for Noah Stuart to build a campus that prioritizes safety, inclusivity, and progress together! Let’s make SDSU a place where everyone thrives. #CARESDSU

I'm Kareen Holstrom, and I’m running for Associated Students President. I’m a third-year Psychology major dedicated to strengthening community by learning student perspectives. I serve on the A.S. Board of Directors and have held leadership roles in Gamma Phi Beta and Rotaract of SDSU. My experience as the A.S. Campus Community Commissioner and working in SDSU Financial Aid and Aztec Shops has expanded my perspective and deepened my commitment to enhancing the student experience.

As your next A.S. President, I plan to advocate for greater visibility of basic needs resources. Doing so, I will prioritize creating stronger campus connections and improving collective leadership to ensure students' voices are prioritized. 

Amplify The SDSU Experience – Vote Kareen Holstrom to #AmplifySDSU!

Hello SDSU! My name is Milan Rawls, and I’m eager to serve you as Executive Vice President. As a second-year studying both Business Management and Education, I’m dedicated to student advocacy and resource accessibility. As the current A.S. Representative for the College of Education, proxy Senator, Senate committee member, and Kappa Delta’s leadership chair, I intensely prioritize meaningful, timely, and effective change. My initiatives include strengthening first-year and transfer welcoming programs, implementing digital housing keys, hosting winter commencement, enhancing SDSUSafe, and increasing transparency between students, campus police, and other necessary parties. By providing campus resource centers with much needed attention—primarily the Undocumented Resource Center—I strive to promote safety, accessibility, and awareness of all provided services.

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Haawka SDSU!

I’m Derrick Herrera, and I’m running to be your next Executive Vice President. As a first-generation Native student and current A.S. executive officer, I’ve dedicated myself to amplifying student voices and driving meaningful change through Associated Students and culture-based organizations. My experience putting students first equips me to bring your voice to the table. With three years in A.S. and as a Graduate Student in Public Administration, my commitment runs deep within our SDSU community.

Building on my current momentum, I’ll strengthen our campus by meeting students where they are, expanding cross-campus collaboration, and modernizing safety initiatives. I will push for career-readiness resources like LinkedIn Premium access and ensure students are connected and supported. 

Amplify your community, Vote Derrick to #AmplifySDSU

Hey SDSU, my name is Austin Emery, and I’m running to be your next Executive Vice President! I'm a second-year political science major and honors minor currently serving as the A.S. Community Service Commission Representative, and as SDSU Rotaract’s Director of Service. In these positions I’ve learned about leadership, time management, and the power of community service to bring people together and get important work done. My priorities include working with the Basic Needs Center to support student needs like food security, advocating for student housing rights, and creating an annual community service competition to promote community service. Vote Austin Emery to support basic needs and an improved quality of life! Vote #CARESDSU!

Hi SDSU! 

I’m Abby, a Political Science and Women Studies student dedicated to youth advocacy, and I’m running to be your next Vice President of External Relations.  As president of Empowering Women in Law and AS Lobby Corps Chair, I’ve worked to shape policy, connect with government officials, and increase political participation through Rock the Vote. 

I will work to bring government officials into student spaces, empowering students to find tangible solutions to the issues they care about. Students deserve to be informed about the policies affecting them, and by fostering meaningful conversations and employing strategic marketing initiatives, we can ensure our SDSU community has a seat at the table where decisions are made. 

Amplify Your Voice from Campus to Capitol—Vote Abby McLachlan to #AmplifySDSU!

Hey SDSU! I’m Adam and I’m running to be your next VP External Relations. I’m here to give SDSU AS a fresh, modern look and ensure we're quick to handle safety on campus. I plan to review and upgrade our online and public communication to align with what students need. My experience as Vice President of TKE and the IFC, and my roles on the External Relations and University Affairs Boards, have prepared me to advocate for us at the state level and within the CSU system. I'm all about real results and making SDSU stand out in California and beyond. Let’s push for real change together—improving study spaces, streamlining parking, and enhancing campus transportation. 

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Hello SDSU! My name is Duke Deming, and I am running to be your VP of Financial Affairs. I am a third-year accounting student with leadership experience as the Annotator for the Sigma Chi executive board, VP of Communications for the IFC executive board, and a Rhetoric and Writing Studios Mentor for the SDSU Department. One of my main goals is to oversee an AS budget that financially supports clubs, sports teams, and other student organizations at SDSU. As the head of the financial affairs committee, I will work hard to develop effective strategies that strengthen AS funding and elevate the impact of the Aztecs Rock Hunger food drive. I am committed to making a positive change for the SDSU community! 

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Hello SDSU!

You deserve a financially transparent, student-focused approach to funding. As your next Vice President of Financial Affairs, I’ll work to make finances more accessible. Sitting on the A.S. Board of Directors and the College of Engineering Student Council, I’ve learned how financial resources impact the student experience. I’ll launch “Finance Forward Week” to equip students with financial literacy and post-grad independence.

As a member of Rotaract, Alpha Gamma Delta, SWE, and Sanskriti, I know collaboration drives engagement. I’ll establish financial office hours for individual guidance on funding and resources. I’ll also build on my experience in Aztecs Rock Hunger by partnering with RSOs to expand fundraisers.

Let’s Amplify financial guidance and resources. Vote Aliza Siddiqui for VP of Financial Affairs to #AmplifySDSU!

Ahlaan, Hello!

I’m Karen Sawouq, and I’m running to be your next Vice President of University Affairs. Being a first-generation Arab student majoring in Political Science and Psychology, while minoring in Leadership Studies, I bring both academic expertise and advocacy experience to amplify your voice inside and outside the classroom.

As Vice Chair of University Affairs Board and former A.S. Your Voice Matters Chair, I’m actively working to integrate an Academic Partnership Agreement into all course syllabi, ensuring increased grading transparency between students and faculty. Additionally, as President of the Middle Eastern North African Student Union, I am committed to developing a strategic framework for a MENA Resource Center on campus. 

Amplify student voices through inclusive academic and campus developments – Vote Karen to #AmplifySDSU.

Hello SDSU! My name is Nadia Gallarzo, and I’m a third-year majoring in International Security and Conflict Resolution running to be your Vice President of University Affairs. As Director of Communications for the ISCOR Student Society, an active member of Kappa Alpha Theta, Pre-Law Society, and Empowering Women in Law, and an intern for SDSU’s International Affairs Unit, I understand the challenges students face on a daily basis.

Through these experiences, I’ve learned the importance of advocacy and making student voices heard. As VP of University Affairs, I’ll modernize outdated academic processes, improve transparency, by pushing for real-time waitlist tracking, accessible course and professor reviews, course wishlist system, and better study spaces creating a more student-friendly campus. Let’s make SDSU work for us!

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My name is Chloe Beseke, and I am running to be your next Aztec Student Union Board Representative. As a first-year Political Science student, I have been involved in A.S. through the First Year Leadership Experience (FLEX), University Affairs Board and Lobby Corps. I am also an active member of Women in Business. 

Having seen firsthand the impact and importance of an active campus community, I plan on cultivating an engaging college experience for all as ASUB representative. By creating events and initiatives that prioritize connection and community, I intend to ensure that students create experiences and memories lasting far beyond their time here at SDSU. 

Amplify Student Experiences – Vote Chloe and #AmplifySDSU.

Hello SDSU!

My name is Isabella Marie Martinez, and I’m excited to run as your next Campus Community Commission Representative. I’m a first-year student double majoring in Political Science and Chicano Studies.

I’m involved in Rotaract, Associated Students, and lead the Good Neighbor Clean-Up initiative, where I work to build community and promote safety. Safety isn’t just about our surroundings—it’s about fostering a sense of belonging for our entire SDSU Community. Through these roles, I’ve learned that service and collaboration are the foundation of a strong, connected community.

As your representative, I will serve as a resource and prioritize initiatives that strengthen community engagement, advocate for campus safety and amplify student voices.

Amplify OUR Community – Vote Isabella to #AmplifySDSU.

Hello SDSU, I'm Justin Deppiesse, and I’m running to be your next Campus Community Commission Representative. I am a third-year, double-majoring in ISCOR and International Business. I have been involved as Risk Manager of TKE, A.S.'s Aztecs Rock Hunger campaign, the Student Undergraduate Research Program, and as an International Security Specialist for SDSU’s International Safety Unit. In these roles, I have learned how to effectively manage and control risk for student safety. If elected, my highest priority is to work with partners on the commission to address security concerns on campus. My foremost initiative is to allow for students to call for safe walks from anywhere on campus, directly through the SDSU Safe App. Let's make SDSU work for us! ElevateSDSU2025

Hi everyone! I am running to be your Community Service Commission Representative because I am passionate about giving back to the community! I am seeking a government leadership role because I want to get more involved with my campus community and to gain experience as a leader here at SDSU. I have been volunteering since a young age and I find it both rewarding and fun. An example is my time volunteering for the Living Desert Zoo, where I help organize monthly events for the children’s center and teach guests about conservation efforts in the desert plant center. I want to help you all strive to your goals of community engagement and show you how awesome service can be— elect me!

What’s up SDSU! I’m Matt and I’m looking to become your next Community Service Representative. I have consistently demonstrated my love and commitment to making a positive impact on the world through community service. I was an active leader in my high school’s community service club, which paved the road to bigger and more impactful projects. My high school experience includes teaching English in Costa Rica, raising over $2000 for special education schools, and collecting over 400 books for the More Than Words Foundation. As your Community Service Rep, I aim to incentivize and mobilize a number of SDSU students to make their mark - achieving this through increasing our community service hours, involving RSOs, SDSU clubs and athletics. Let’s get our hands dirty SDSU! ElevateSDSU2025.

Hi Aztecs, I'm Mitch Lill and I'm running to become your next Recreation and Wellness Commissioner Representative. As a Kinesiology major and dedicated student leader, I'm passionate about enhancing student well-being. Through my experience as Sports Chair and Philanthropy Chair for Tau Kappa Epsilon, I have developed strong leadership and organization skills that will help me advocate for student wellness. I will work to increase student engagement, improve recreation facilities, and promote outdoor fitness opportunities. My goal is to create an inclusive, engaging, and health-focused environment where all students can thrive. Together, we can elevate SDSU to a place that prioritizes both physical and mental well-being. I would be honored to serve as your Recreation and Wellness Commissioner Representative. ElevateSDSU2025

Hello SDSU!

My name is Marlie Munday and I am running for your Recreation and Wellness Representative! I am a first-year Elementary Education major, a member of Chi Omega and a current member of the SDSU cheerleading team. 

Associated Students has a multitude of health and wellness-related activities, facilities and programs available to all students. I want to ensure these are evolving and expanding based on student needs. Through the Mending Minds initiative, I aim to prioritize mental and physical wellness. Together, we can make health and wellness a space where everyone can feel belonging!

Amplify Mental and Physical Wellness – Vote Marlie Munday to #AmplifySDSU.

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My name is Yucef Jawad Bouzina, and I’m running to be your Student Diversity Commission (SDC) representative! I’m a third-year first-generation Algerian-American Muslim majoring in Public Health with a Africana Studies minor. I hold leadership positions in the Middle Eastern North African Student Union, Men’s Club Water Polo, and helped charter Shifa Student Association; a national Muslim pre-health organization. 

Most importantly, I’m currently a voting member of the SDC. As SDC representative, I guarantee authentic recognition of our diverse student leaders' voices from SDSU administrators. I will leverage my extensive expertise with cultural RSOs to ensure the administration's continued commitments to campus resource centers like the CIR, BRC, LRC, APIDA, and beyond!

Let's amplify DEI — Vote Yucef Bouzina to #AmplifySDSU!

Hi SDSU!

My name is Sophia Atanasoff and I am running to be your next Student Diversity Commission Representative. As a Filipino American Student at SDSU, I believe diversity should be something that strengthens our campus community as a whole. It is important to me that diversity efforts do not unintentionally disadvantage any student, regardless of their background, identity, beliefs, etc. I am dedicated to advocating for policies and programs that promote inclusivity, unity and the well-being of ALL students within the SDSU community. If elected as the Student Diversity Commission Representative, I will prioritize initiatives that allow every student to thrive without bias or exclusion.

My name is Jazzy Le, and I’m running for Student Diversity Commissioner because I believe in creating an inclusive space where all students feel supported, regardless of background. 

As Facility Management Director for Kappa Alpha Theta, I’ve developed strong leadership skills overseeing our chapter’s facility, serving as a communicator, and ensuring a welcoming environment. As a VSA Modern alum, I’ve stayed connected to my Vietnamese heritage while fostering my passion as a competitive hip-hop dancer. Culture should be actively celebrated, not just respected. 

I’m committed to promoting cultural diversity, raising awareness, and providing resources for all students. My experiences have reinforced my ability to collaborate with diverse communities, and I will use these skills to ensure our campus remains a welcoming, inclusive, and empowering environment.

As the current Secretary of the Student Support Commission, I see stepping into the role of SSC Representative as an opportunity for growth and to inspire others. My goal is to uplift the commission that I deeply care about. I aim to create a more inclusive and welcoming environment where students from all backgrounds feel safe, heard, and empowered to speak out and get involved. I want to advocate for students while ensuring they are informed about the valuable resources available to them at SDSU. I want to be more involved in A.S. because I believe in the importance of diversity in student leadership. It’s essential for all students to feel represented and heard, and I am committed to helping make that a reality.

Hi everyone! I’m Sofia, and I’m running to be your next Student Support Commission Representative. As a Pre-Law student with a background in community education and wellness, I’m committed to expanding and improving student resources. My experience as Director of Lifelong Membership for Pi Beta Phi, a Nutrition Educator with WIC and the American Red Cross, and my involvement in various campus organizations have prepared me to advocate for meaningful change. I want to ensure that every student has access to the support they need to thrive at SDSU. Let’s work together to build a stronger, more supportive campus community!

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Hey SDSU! My name is Skylar Posey and I am a sophomore majoring in Business Management with plans of becoming a Dental Hygienist. This year, I joined the GreenLove and Sustainability Commission and I want to keep getting more involved in sustainability after engaging with the committee and its actions. I have always had a passion for the environment and preserving what we have here in San Diego and on this campus. If I am elected, I would like to have more events in San Diego for beach clean-ups and educational opportunities regarding sustainability. I hope to use my position to enhance the school's understanding and support for sustainability in the beautiful world we live in! Vote #CARESDSU!

Hi, my name is Luke Jensen. I'm a junior at SDSU and I have been a member of five different Associated Student groups, holding an executive position on three—including GreenFest’s 2024 Music and Entertainment Chair, Campus Community Commission Good Neighbor Cleanup Chair, and a contributing member of Greenlove. 

As the Sustainability Commission Representative, I plan to increase transportation options for SDSU students. Along with this, as SDSU continues to grow, I plan to prioritize sustainable principles for future development plans. Finally, I’m aiming to improve the general knowledge of sustainability and its increasing relevancy to the SDSU population and broader San Diego community. I’ll meet these goals through school events, sustainable initiatives, and other means.

My name is Jack Nelson and I am a Marketing major at San Diego State, running to be your Sustainability Representative. As the Sustainability Representative, I hope to implement initiatives that reduce waste, promote eco-friendly practices, and engage students in sustainability efforts, using my skillset in marketing to do this effectively. My leadership experience includes holding four key chair positions within my fraternity, where I successfully organized events and managed team operations. Additionally, serving on the Greek Life Activities Board executive board has strengthened my ability to collaborate with diverse groups and lead impactful projects. My motivation to seek this government leadership role stems from my desire to make a difference on campus and inspire a new wave of sustainability-forward thinking on campus. ElevateSDSU2025.

What’s up SDSU!

My name is Payton Scott and I am running for Student at Large Campus Representative. I’m a fourth-year Biology major with a minor in Spanish, and I have held leadership roles within multiple communities on campus. I have led the Public Relations team of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Incorporated, secretary for SDSU National Pan Hellenic Council and a Black Resource Center mentor. I've seen the importance of our community’s connection.

As a Student at Large Representative, I will advocate for the unheard, innovating pathways to unite all of the corners of our campus. Then I will strive to connect more students to resources and opportunities, cultivating an all-inclusive campus culture. 

Amplify our communities and student needs – Vote Payton Scott to #AmplifySDSU.

Hello I’m Maya, and I’m running for your Student-at-Large Campus Representative because every student deserves a voice. You’re paying for AS and everything they do—yet so many resources and opportunities go unused. As a current AS leader in University Council, Aztec Student Union Board, and CAL College Council, as well as a board member of two clubs, I know how the system works, how to navigate it, and create real change. I want to use my experiences to ensure your concerns are heard by administration and school leadership and help you make the most of SDSU. If you want someone who understands the system, listens, and takes action, vote for me! Let’s make the most of our time here—together. #SDS-YOU!

As a candidate for Student-at-Large Campus Representative, my goal is to actively listen to non A.S. students and ensure their concerns are addressed in a transparent and action-oriented way. 

I believe in creating a process that is cohesive, where every voice is valued. While i’m still an underclassman at SDSU, I bring leadership experience from managing teams in professional environments outside of school. This experience has equipped me with the skills needed to navigate responsibilities, collaborate with others, and take initiative. 

As a current sophomore, I see this as an exciting opportunity to grow within A.S. and make a meaningful impact for non-A.S. students. I’m eager to work with you all and advocate for your interests!

Hello, my name is Kaitlyn Gomez. I am currently a freshman at SDSU in the Weber Honors College majoring in Criminal Justice. In high school I was actively involved in student government, and I am eager to continue being an advocate for students on campus by being a part of Associated Students. On campus I am currently involved in Pre-Law Society and SDSU Women in Criminal Justice. As your Student-At-Large Representative, my goal is to ensure that each student feels like their voice is being heard and valued. I plan to utilize Associated Student resources to advocate for changes that will enhance our student body’s experience. I am running to hopefully represent you and work towards positive change on our campus!

Hello SDSU!

My name is Kalkidan (Misha) Yohannes and I am running to be one of your next Student-At-Large representatives! I am a first-year Public Health major, currently holding the treasurer position in East African Student Union, involved in ASU, BSSO, and part of the Henrietta Goodwin Scholars program. 

With this position, I am to uplift your student voice, bridging connections between Associated Students and student needs. From helping create policies that benefit targeted communities to initiating programs that implement sustainability throughout campus, I will be there to advocate for the SDSU student body. I will help make this the campus everyone deserves.

Amplify Student Perspectives – Vote Kalkidan to #AmplifySDSU!

Hello, my name is Rachel Dazey. I am currently a freshman in the Weber Honors College majoring in Political Science. I bring past experience in student government in high school as both Junior Class President and Student Body President. Since arriving at SDSU, I have become involved with the Pre-Law Society and Spanish Language Society. I am running for Student-At-Large Campus Representative, as it positions me to be involved in student leadership at SDSU. I am interested in this position to create a welcoming atmosphere for every student. I plan to be a voice and outlet for students by using their feedback and taking initiative to shape the campus reflecting students desires, for everyone to feel connected and heard.

Hello SDSU, my name is Celina Ramirez and I am running for the College of Arts and Letters (CAL) Representative position. I am a first year majoring in History and am involved in University Affairs Board and Associated Students First Year Leadership Experience (FLEX) program. As a representative, I will foster a broader understanding of the college in the student body, streamline career advantage goals within CAL council, and create easier access to resources for professional development. I strive to be a leader that supports policies that positively affect students in their academic journeys. I have gotten involved with CAL by being a member of Splice and attended college council meetings, which will allow me to serve as an inclusive, uplifting representative.

Hi SDSU! I’m Isaac Stuart, a Political Science major aiming to get a certificate in Public Law. As a Representative of the College of Arts & Letters, my ultimate priority will be maintaining an equitable environment for people of all backgrounds, particularly those historically underrepresented within our student body. In addition, I want to find avenues in which our college can allocate resources toward job fairs and other preparatory events for the years after graduation. During my time in the workforce, I managed projects and catered to the needs of everyone without question, and will do the same for everyone I represent. With your support, I will work to represent our diverse student environment! Vote Isaac Stuart as your CAL Representative! Vote #CARESDSU!

Previously serving as my schools senior class president, I hope to bring my skills of leadership and representation to the College of Arts and Letters. Representation is the most important thing when having power because you are the one standing up for people. Being able to voice the thousands of students within this college excites me and motivates me to continue to get involved and make campus a better place with lots of resources for the students. I would love to create more opportunities for students within this college to meet each other and give insights into what they want to pursue and help build friends and connections with students, professors, alumni and more. Thank you for your time and vote Duffy.

Hi, I’m Jace Peter, an Economics major with an emphasis in Quantitative Analysis. As your College of Arts and Letters representative, I am committed to advocating for greater student equity and creating more opportunities for those whose voices often go unheard. With a background in leadership, including organizations such as the GSA, I’ve worked closely with individuals from diverse backgrounds to promote inclusion and fairness. My experience has equipped me with the skills to effectively represent and address the needs of all students, ensuring that everyone has a seat at the table. I am passionate about tackling challenges head-on and will work tirelessly to make sure your concerns are heard. Vote for Jace Peter for College of Arts and Letters Representative! Vote #CARESDSU!

As a dedicated student at the Fowler College of Business, I am committed to advocating for student success, professional development, and campus engagement. My leadership experience as VP of Health and Wellness for the Interfraternity Council and as a member of Sigma Chi has taught me how to collaborate, problem-solve, and manage resources effectively. Additionally, my involvement in the Finance and Investment Club and Real Estate Society has strengthened my passion for helping students access career opportunities. I am running to ensure every business student has a voice in decision-making, access to resources, and opportunities to grow academically and professionally. I will work to foster networking, leadership, and internship opportunities so our college continues to thrive. I would be honored to represent you!

Hey y’all! 

I’m Cesar Ramirez, a first-year finance major. As a passionate student in the Fowler College of Business, I am dedicated to helping our community thrive by focusing on hard and soft skills. While technical knowledge is essential, developing communication, adaptability, and problem-solving abilities is equally crucial for career success. 

I’ll propose professional development workshops to help students hone workspace skills through networking, mock interviews and a weekly checklist focused on personal growth. Additionally, I aim to promote diversity and inclusion by collaborating with campus organizations to host events. Let’s shape a more inclusive, skilled, and competitive future for Fowler College!

Amplify Career Readiness and Professional Development. Vote Cesar to #AmplifySDSU.

Hey SDSU! I’m Leo, and I’m running to be your next College of Business Representative. I’m here to amplify student voices, expand career opportunities, and strengthen alumni connections to help business students thrive.

As a finance major and member of SDSU Club Soccer, I understand the value of teamwork, leadership, and strategic decision-making. I’ll advocate for mentorship programs, career workshops, and more hands-on learning opportunities so students can gain real-world experience before graduating.

Let’s work together to enhance networking, increase internship access, and improve business student engagement. I’m committed to making sure your concerns are heard and acted upon.

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As a proud Fowler College of Business student, I am passionate about representing our community and advocating for opportunities that empower us to succeed. With experience as treasurer for my fraternity, I’ve managed large budgets, led successful fundraising efforts, and collaborated with diverse teams. As your representative, I’ll work to expand professional development resources, foster stronger connections, and ensure student voices shape our college’s future. Together, we can elevate the Fowler experience and prepare for success beyond SDSU.

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My name is John Ferris, and I’m excited to run for Fowler College of Business Representative. I have high aspirations and a strong drive to lead, collaborate, and make an impact. As Head of Quality Control at a BMW dealership, I gained valuable leadership experience, ensuring efficiency, accountability, and teamwork in a fast-paced environment.

As your representative, I will advocate for student needs, strengthen connections between Fowler and Associated Students, and help create more opportunities for professional growth. I’m committed to making sure our voices are heard and that Fowler continues to support the success of its students. I would be honored to have your support!

My goal as an A.S. leader is to organize events like networking opportunities, workshops, etc. My plan is to advocate for concerns and feedback. I want to be the voice in communicating what students want and ensure students feel represented. I am a leadership minor, so I am working on becoming my best leader. During high school, I was involved in ASB, I was the National Honors Society Media Chair, and I served as the senior representative for the Hispanic/Latino Student Union. What motivated me to seek a government leadership role is personal growth, I want to contribute positively to the community. I think it's a great opportunity to influence change and leave the community with a long-lasting legacy.

Passionate, goal-oriented, motivated, and trustworthy are all the qualities that define me. As Representative I will apply my leadership skills for the greater good of you and our school. I’ve been a leader in many aspects, from leading sports teams as the captain to running a restaurant internally by myself. I’ve learned invaluable lessons throughout my life, and it’s time to use them for this school's future. San Diego State has given me everything, therefore I’m ready and want to give back. I’m willing to do anything for the betterment of my school and my peers, that is why I want to be a key decision-maker and represent you on the Fowler College of Business Council.

Hey SDSU!

I’m Mila Valdivia, a junior studying Business Marketing with a minor in Social Media Studies, and I’m excited to run for Fowler College of Business Representative. I’m passionate about ensuring every business student has the resources, support, and opportunities to succeed.

If elected, I’ll enhance career development programs, expand networking opportunities, and amplify student voices in key decisions. As DEI Chair of Pi Beta Phi and through multiple internships, I’ve gained the experience to advocate for real change.

Together I hope to build a stronger, more connected business community! I will support students, expand resources, and make Fowler the best place to grow as future business leaders.

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Hey SDSU!

 I'm Caroline, and I am running to be your next Fowler College of Business Representative. As a dedicated business student, I am committed to fostering leadership, innovation, and community engagement. My experiences as an ASB student representative, team captain, and sorority member have strengthened my ability to listen, collaborate, and advocate for my peers. My goal is to make the College of Business more hands-on to ensure every student’s success. I plan to improve access to advising and resources, create more networking opportunities, and integrate real-world experiences into the curriculum. Let’s work together to elevate our futures. Vote for me to be your voice! 

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As an A.S. leader, my goal is to support students facing challenges, both in and outside of the university. I understand that life can be tough, and some may feel more comfortable talking to peers rather than staff. Last year, I was part of the Arabs United Club at my high school,  In this club, we made sure to create a comfortable and welcoming environment for everyone, helping Arab students feel more comfortable and allowing non-Middle Eastern students to learn about Middle Eastern cultures. What motivates me to seek a leadership role is my desire to help others. Having struggled to ask/find for help in the past, I want to ensure that students can find support easily and feel comfortable reaching out when needed.

I am running for A.S. because I have the leadership experience, vision, and dedication to create real change on campus. As President and Vice President of TAMID at SDSU, I have expanded organizations, built strong networks, and empowered students to succeed. My nonprofit work has strengthened my ability to organize, advocate, and drive impact. I am not here for a title. I am here to amplify student voices, improve resources, and create opportunities for everyone. I believe in proactive leadership, real solutions, and making SDSU a place where every student thrives. If you want a leader who listens, takes action, and delivers results, vote for me. Together, we will build a stronger, more connected campus community.

Hey everybody! My name is Josiah Vazquez and I am a dedicated finance student at San Diego State University with aspirations towards real-estate. As a Fowler College of Business Representative, I am committed to ensuring everybody is aware of our campus resources to put everyone in a position to succeed. I want to create a platform for underrepresented students and foster an environment where all students can succeed through career-focused initiatives. With a year and a half of leadership experience in the workforce, I am prepared to enhance your voices, take action on your concerns, and represent our diverse student body. Vote Josiah Vazquez for representative of the Fowler College of Business! Vote #CARESDSU!

Hi SDSU! 

My name is Kate Bylsma, a third-year Business Management student running to be your next Fowler College of Business Representative! I’ve loved connecting with students through leadership roles in Kappa Alpha Theta and Leadership Club, as well as being an active member in Women in Business, SHRM and Rho Lambda.

I am excited to get involved in A.S. and transfer my skills to ensure all Fowler students have necessary tools and resources to succeed at SDSU. This includes working with administration to address current issues Fowler students face regarding advising appointments and waitlists. As well as expanding partnerships with career services and RSO’s to promote personal and professional growth.

Amplify Fowler opportunities – Vote Kate Bylsma to #AmplifySDSU.

Hey Aztecs!

My name is Julia Hartman, and I’m thrilled to be running for Fowler College of Business Representative! I am passionate about giving students from all walks of life a chance to contribute to the greater community. My top priorities include campus safety, community engagement, and more professional development opportunities. All students in the Fowler College of Business should have the tools necessary to succeed—whether through networking events or mentorship programs. With my experience in event planning and community organizing, I am confident in my ability to advocate for meaningful changes that will benefit our student body. I want to ensure every voice is heard and that you feel empowered to shape our college experience.

I would love your support! Vote Julia Hartman!

As a dedicated student at SDSU, I am eager to serve as a leader in Associated Students and to advocate for student needs. My goal is to ensure every student has a voice and to enhance campus engagement at events. I am motivated to become the Fowler College of Business Representative and to bring positive change and represent the voices of all students. 

I am a second-year business major who is originally from Seattle, Wa. I strive to improve myself mentally and physically through continuous learning and my connections. I am an active member of multiple clubs through the fowler college of business, as well as an active volunteer in the San Diego area.

Hello SDSU! I’m Ryan Razeghi, and I’m running to be a representative for the Fowler College of Business. As a freshman majoring in General Business with a minor in Interdisciplinary Studies, I’m ready to make a difference on campus.

Through my experience with the professional business fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi, and four years of high school leadership and student body experience, I’ve gained valuable opportunities for growth and development. Now, I want to ensure that all students have the resources and support to enhance their professionalism and thrive after graduation.

Let’s work together to shape the future of our college and build a stronger, more empowering community.

Vote Ryan Razeghi and together we will become the future!

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My name is Quentin Hansen and I’m running to be your Representative for the College of Education. I’m currently a first-year Leadership Studies major and third generation Aztec. Within Associated Students, I’m involved in the Campus Community Commission, First Year Leadership Experience (FLEX) and serve as the Campus Community Liaison.  

Through my position, I aim to uplift student voices, advocate for student-centered policy, and represent my college within the University Council. I plan on developing strategies to ensure all students are informed about relevant opportunities and promote academic resources that support student success while at SDSU and beyond. 

Amplify College of Education students – Vote Quentin to #AmplifySDSU.

Hi SDSU! My name is Grace Muldoon and I’m running for your next College of Education Representative. I’m currently a second year majoring in Liberal Studies with an emphasis in elementary education. Building a community is very important to me, which is why I’m a member of Kappa Delta to create meaningful connections and experiences. With this being said, I want to take my involvement a step further and be a representative to enhance student involvement in organizations within the College of Education and organize academic, cultural, and social events for our students on campus. Additionally, I want to lead the College of Education in a positive direction for a higher recruitment and retention rate for the majors in our college. 

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Hello SDSU! My name is Nicholas “Jake” Camacho, I am a Sophomore majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Interdisciplinary Studies. I am running to be the next representative of the College of Engineering. On campus, I am involved in the SDSU Roundnet club which lets me work with different types of students and learn to communicate efficiently. Additionally, I volunteer at CPMA Middle School to support students in their math and science classes. As a College of Engineering Representative, I will advocate for proper handling of class time conflicts that may delay potential graduation dates and for greater availability of lab sessions. Lastly, I plan to advocate for all of my peers and look out for their best interests. Vote #CARESDSU!

Hey! My name is Mohamed Erekat and I am running to be your College of Engineering Representative. I’m a civil engineering student, with a minor in Islamic & Arabic Studies. I am committed to uplifting and empowering students belonging to marginalized and underrepresented identities. Throughout my time at this university, I have been active in various spaces, and I plan to maintain this commitment to represent the student body. Vote #CARESDSU!

Hi folks!

I’m Peter Athey and I’m pursuing a Master’s in Computer Engineering here at SDSU. You may know me already, since I spend a lot of time in the 24/7 study area, hard at work (or making friends with everyone!).

In my undergraduate education I worked as a club leader for the UC Merced chapter of Intervarsity. In this role I operated fundraisers, met with staff to discuss how we could better serve students in our organization, as well as planned and hosted social and professional gatherings.

As your representative I will serve as I always have: operating as an intermediary between students to make their voices heard with the university, pushing for educational and safety goals, and helping us look forward.

My goal as an A.S. leader is to foster a strong sense of community on campus. Encouraging others to get involved or try something new has always fascinated me. As a Build a Miracle fundraiser and builder, I have years of experience inspiring people to join an organization that gives back to families in need. Though challenging at times, BAM has shaped me into a leader within and beyond my academic community. As an older sister, I’ve learned patience, compassion, and communication—whether standing up for her in difficult moments or being a role model she admires. Helping others has always been my passion, and I know this council position would enhance my involvement as a commuter, allowing me to contribute meaningfully as an Aztec.

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My name is Elijah Frijas, and I’m excited to be one of your next College of Health and Human Services representatives. I am a third-year kinesiology major on the pre-PT track, currently serving as a leader in SDSU’s Andres Bonifacio Samahan and as a mentor for the Compact Scholars Program. These experiences have strengthened my leadership and advocacy skills through community service, campus events, and peer mentoring.

I am committed to improving class registration and scheduling, expanding access to counseling services, and increasing student involvement opportunities. My vision is to foster a welcoming space for all students while empowering them to engage with administration and create solutions together. I look forward to representing and advocating for your needs.

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My name is Jack DuBos, and I’m running for CHHS student representative. I’m a third year Kinesiology - PT major, with a minor in Interdisciplinary Studies. I serve as the president of End Overdose, run Sigma Chi’s Derby Days philanthropy, and am on the leadership team for Greek IV. 

At SDSU, I value the importance of professional growth within health studies. I am dedicated to improving access and availability of post graduate opportunities, ensuring that students can take full advantage of the resources SDSU provides. As your college representative, my goal is to set us all up for future success through professional development. Together, we can make a lasting impact and drive positive change in health and wellbeing. 

Amplify growth — Vote Jack to #AmplifySDSU!

Hey SDSU, I am Josh and I am running to be your representative of the College of Health and Human Services. As a leader on the Associated Student board, I aim to advocate for my fellow student’s interests as well as promote initiatives that will elevate their academic and professional development. I am passionate about this position because as a third year Kinesiology major myself, I understand that the knowledge and experiences gained by my fellow students in this college will have a direct impact on the professional world of healthcare.

As an A.S. Leader I plan to make the school a better place and do all I can in my power to offer my full effort towards this. I want to make the college of health and human services one of the top colleges on this campus. I want to get more students involved in sciences on campus. I was a captain for two years on my high school basketball team. I also have taken up other leadership roles whenever the opportunity has been present. I want a government leadership role because I want to have an impact.

Hey SDSU! My name is Jackson Patterson, and I’m excited to run for re-election as your Associated Students College Representative for the College of Health and Human Services. As a third-year Kinesiology major, I’m passionate about advocating for student success in both academics and professional development. In my current role, I’ve worked to connect students with valuable resources, career opportunities, and leadership development. Beyond A.S.,  I serve as Vice President of Academic Excellence for Delta Upsilon, supporting student achievement through mentorship and academic workshops. As an Undergraduate Biomechanics Lab Assistant and a member of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, I actively contribute to research and curriculum improvements that impact CHHS students. If re-elected, I will continue to strengthen opportunities for student growth. Vote Jackson Patterson!

Hello CHHS community!

My name is Myah Moreno, and I am running to be your next CHHS Representative! I’m a third-year Public Health major on the Pre-Occupational Therapy track. Passionate about connecting with and supporting my peers. I’m involved in Flying Samaritans, Friends of MSF, Gamma Phi Beta, and Greek IV.

I understand the significance of professional growth and communication within our majors. I’m committed to improving accessibility to student resources and professional development opportunities, helping students better connect with the valuable tools SDSU offers. As your college council representative, I’ll advocate for the interests of our community. Together, we can make an impact now and lead change in health and wellbeing after SDSU

Let’s Amplify accessibility! Vote Myah to #AmplifySDSU!

Hi SDSU, I’m Sabrina Esteban, and I’m excited to run to be your PSFA Representative! I’m committed to advocating for you and supporting you during your time here. Through my experience working with SDSU Alumni and Pi Beta Phi, I’ve been able to advocate for my communities and see firsthand how passionate leadership can create real change. My goal is to be a proactive and inclusive voice for PSFA students— advocating for transparency and meaningful opportunities that prepare us for academic success and professional growth. I would be honored to serve as your representative and help build a stronger, more connected community. 

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Hey Aztecs! I'm Ari Cohen, and I’m excited to represent the College of Performing & Fine Arts! As a Communication major with a Leadership minor, I’m passionate about amplifying student voices and creating meaningful change. My priorities include advocating for student needs, ensuring safety, and enhancing our college experience. I've had leadership roles like Grade Representative, Secretary, and Seargent at Arms, as well as Membership and Philanthropy VP. With these, I’ve learned how to address challenges and build community. As a brother of AEPI, I value collaboration and accountability. If elected, I’ll listen, work hard, and lead to make our college experience the best it can be. #SDS-YOU!

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I’m Tatum Vittitoe, and I'm running to be your next PSFA Representative. I’m a first-year Weber Honors College student studying communications. Outside the classroom, I have found community in Delta Gamma and Women in Business! In my effort to become deeply engaged within the SDSU community, I’m also a voting member of the A.S. Marketing and Communication Committee, where I have seen firsthand the impact A.S. has on the student experience. 

I am ready to commit my time, dedication and implement creative ideas to meet the specific needs of every PSFA student. I plan to strengthen the trust between students and administration while creating more opportunities for growth and success within our college.

Amplify Every PSFA voice – Vote Tatum to #AmplifySDSU!

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I'm Eric Krog, and I am running to be one of your next College of Sciences Representatives. As a Computer Science and Economics dual major, I am dedicated to driving innovation, problem-solving, and academic excellence. My experiences as the Chapter President Delta Sigma Phi and active member of student organizations have strengthened my ability to lead, collaborate, and advocate for meaningful change. I am passionate about making student voices heard and ensuring that every individual has the opportunity to succeed. As an A.S. leader, I plan to enhance academic support, expand career-building opportunities, and foster stronger connections between students and industry professionals. Vote for me to be your voice!

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Greetings, College of Sciences!

My name is Everett, and I’m a sophomore studying Computer Science and Applied Mathematics. I currently serve as President of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), a leading academic organization within the College of Sciences. I represent the ACM on the CSSC, where I advocate for student voices and work to implement initiatives such as standardized TA-led course sections and expanding access to lab materials. Also, I work as a tutor at the Math and Science Learning Center (MSLC), affirming my commitment to promoting STEM education. As an AS Representative, I will work closely with university officials to promote academic organizations in science disciplines.

I would be honored to represent you.

Sincerely,

Everett Richards

Hello, I’m Elena Zarnecki, a sophomore Environmental Science major and Honors College student running for College of Sciences Representative.  My involvement in Women’s Rugby Club, SDSU Rock Climbing Club, and working at the ARC Climbing Wall has shown me the importance of community and leadership. As an A.S. leader, I plan to enhance student access to research opportunities, internships and career development programs within our college. My motivation stems from personally experiencing the challenge of finding these resources, and I want to create a stronger bridge between students and the valuable opportunities available in the sciences. I aim to increase awareness of scholarships and funding specifically for science students.