This week, ASUCI is hosting a special election to fill vacant positions in the ASUCI Senate. Voting began yesterday, Jan. 16 at 9 a.m. and will conclude on Friday, Jan. 20 at 5 p.m.
Senator positions available are as follows: At-Large (3), Social Science (2), Arts (1), Biological Sciences (1), Business (1), Engineering (1), Information and Computer Sciences (1), Nursing Sciences (1), Pharmaceutical Sciences (1), Public Health (1) and Social Ecology (1). New Special Interest positions have also been added this year, including International Senator (1), Transfer Senator (1) and Freshman Senator (1).
Candidates and their potential positions are listed below.
At-Large Senator:
Sara Baggia
Artem Bojadzian
Jackson Brians
Sonia Chavez
Jeanine Erikat
Karl Nagy
Syrus Sadvandi
Elmira Tofanyan
Biological Science Senator:
Murad Aldoghmi
Alexander Alvarez
Brian Damavandi
Zohal Sediqi
Celine Ton
Business Senator:
Julie Lim
Isaac Rubalcava
Engineering Senator:
Yasmeen Abuzeid
Tin Hong
Information and Computer Science Senator:
Christopher Durr
Jeffrey Ji
Srivarsha Nandula
Brandon Richardson
Cary Xiao
Nursing Science Senator:
Sara Pourmand
Pharmaceutical Science Senator:
Nagi Alazani
Public Health Senator:
Sheava Danesh
Roman Hernandez
Lucia La Roche
Valeria Roman
Social Ecology Senator:
Melissa Safady
Social Sciences Senator:
Alec Cranford
Rafael Hernandez
Helary Yakub
Special Interest – Transfer Senator:
Kaylah Acero-Ramirez
Bryan Barrios
Mehde Hasan
Paul Moore
Special Interest – International Senator:
Nomin Amgalan
Eason Zheng
All students are eligible to vote for At-Large and Special Interest Senators. Additional school-specific positions can only be voted on by students in their respective schools. ASUCI Senate will appoint First-Year Senators. Voting will take place online through the ASUCI Elections website.
