Associated Student Government Announces Fall Senate Vacancy Winners

Submitted by ASG

The Associated Student Government Judiciary Board announced the winners of the Fall Senate Vacancy election conducted Sept. 7-9, 2021. These students will serve in at-large positions representing the entire undergraduate student body.

• Alexandra Guy — sophomore political science and Spanish major from Denton, Texas
• Amy Keller — senior psychology major from Siloam Springs
• Cameranne Winfrey — sophomore hospitality management major from Bentonville
• Colen Morrow — junior finance and political science major from Benton
• Faith Gentry — junior political science major from Little Rock
• Gerardo Moreno — sophomore data science major from Clarksville
• Jackson Thompson — senior finance and political science major from Bentonville
• James Joyce — sophomore political science major from Fayetteville
• Jonathan Stubblefield — sophomore biology major from Little Rock
• Lauren Burnett — junior criminology major from Bryant
• Mika Sood — sophomore international business major from McKinney, Texas
• Myah Rossi — senior communications major from Siloam Springs
• Nabiha Khetani — sophomore political science and journalism major from Conway
• Rebecca Brown — sophomore political science major from Shreveport, Louisiana
• Samson Parker — sophomore mechanical engineering and physics major from Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Zach Clonch — junior finance and accounting major from Plano, Texas

This election was certified by ASG Judicary, the judicial branch of ASG. Composed of nine justices and two judicial proxies, ASG-J interprets and applies the laws outlined in ASG's Code & Constitution. For more information about the election process or ASG-Judiciary, email Adam Hagler, ASG chief justice, at asgjcj@uark.edu.

ASG Senate is the legislative branch of Associated Student Government. Fifty senators represent academic colleges and the undergraduate student body at large. They propose bills, resolutions and proclamations related to campus life. For more information about ASG Senate, email Jack Switzer, chair of Senate, at asgsen@uark.edu.

Associated Student Government is a program in the Division of Student Affairs.

About the Division of Student Affairs: The Division of Student Affairs supports students in pursuing knowledge, earning a degree, finding meaningful careers, exploring diversity, and connecting with the global community. We provide students housing, dining, health care resources, and create innovative programs that educate and inspire. We enhance the University of Arkansas experience and help students succeed, one student at a time.