Emily Castillo, Max Lachut elected SGA 70th session president, executive VP
Syracuse University’s Student Government Association announced spring election results for its 70th session in a Saturday campus-wide email. Uncontested Emily Castillo and Max Lachut were elected president and vice president, respectively. Avery Magee | Photo Editor
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Syracuse University’s Student Government Association announced the spring election results for its 70th session in a Saturday campus-wide email.
Running uncontested, Emily Castillo was elected president with her running mate Max Lachut earning the role of executive vice president, under their Promise to Progress campaign. Ryan Bouchey was also elected comptroller, Board of Elections Chair Thalia Benton-Dineen wrote in the email.
All available assembly seats were filled except those for the School of Architecture, Falk College of Sport and the College of Professional Studies.
The following students were elected to SGA:
At-large representatives
- Alexa De los Santos
- Sam Jacob
- Zachary Parker
- Ava Jones
- Chloe Lin
- Emilia Monroy-Horts
- Leandra Hernandez
- Isabella Cecchinelli
- Max Hammerman
- Haidyn Poston
- Josephine Casey
College of Arts and Sciences representatives:
- Robert D’Orso
- Sunayana Desai
- Beckam Polis
- Abigail Hadgu
- Shahina Alibekova
- Maccabee Barron
School of Education representative:
- Lily Rozzi
College of Engineering and Computer Science representative:
- Braydon Southerland
iSchool representative:
- Jada Vives
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs representatives:
- Sara Paredes
- Kassidy Renosa
- Sreshtha Thangaswamy
Newhouse School of Public Communications representatives:
- Ryan Storie
- Logan Hollins
SUNY ESF representative:
- Scott Newman
College of Visual and Performing Arts representatives:
- Nova Starling
- Taite Paradise
Whitman School of Management representative:
- Liam Tillou
Benton-Dineen also announced the “top-performing” organizations in the elections voting incentives.
Kappa Alpha Theta won the Greek Life category and earned $1,000 for merchandise for its chapter. The Black Box Players won $1,000 toward promotional materials for the registered student organization category and Syracuse University Outing Club won $500 towards equipment for the club sports category.
“Huge shoutout to all of the organizations that rallied their members and showed out — your support did not go unnoticed!” Benton-Dineen wrote.
