The Key to IC has been elected as the Student Governance Council executive board along with four new SGC senators, a senior class executive board and an alumni board.
The Key to IC executive board comprises junior Alyse Harris as SGC president, junior Kylee Roberts as vice president of communications, sophomore Farwa Shakeel as vice president of academic affairs, junior Seondre Carolina as vice president of business and finance and junior Jenna Mortenson as vice president of campus affairs. The board ran unopposed and received 93.2 percent of the vote.
Sophomore Devin Kasparian was re-elected as the senator for the Roy H. Park School of Communications, freshman Eva Kirie was elected unanimously as the Class of 2021 senator, and freshman Allison Kelley was elected unanimously as the senator for the School of Business. Sophomore Hunter Flamm was re-elected as the School of Humanities and Sciences senator and received 90 percent of the vote.
The elected Alumni Council is composed of senior Danielle Colella, junior Madeline Giamartino and senior Laura Amato. This council received 98 percent of the vote. A Memeable Senior Year was elected as the senior class executive board and received 95.2 percent of the vote. The senior class executive board is composed of juniors Ezeka Allen as Class of 2019 president, Libby Corlett as vice president, Darien Guy as director of communications, Joe Cruz as director of marketing and Christian Brand as director of finance.
SGC Executive Board
Total Votes: 74
Key to IC — 93.2%
No confidence — 6.8%
SGC Class of 2021 Senator
Total votes: 6
Eva Kirie — 100%
No confidence — 0%
SGC School of Communications Senator
Total votes: 16
Devin Kasparian — 100%
No confidence — 0%
SGC School of Business Senator
Total votes: 8
Allison Kelley — 100%
No confidence — 0%
SGC School of Humanities and Sciences Senator
Total votes: 10
Hunter Flamm — 90%
No confidence — 10%
Senior Class Executive Board
Total votes: 62
Memeable Senior Year — 95.2%
No confidence — 4.8%
SGC Alumni Council
Total Votes 50
Danielle Colella, Madeline Giamartino and Laura Amato — 98%
No confidence — 2%
