President of SGA: Malcolm Chu sga.president@stuaf.umass.edu

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Sakina is the SGA’s Secretary of Registry. Overall, her job entails reviewing new RSO applications and helping a new RSO ease its way into the university’s workings. She also serves as Chair for the Campus Center/Student Union Commission, where she and the Deputy of the Registry and the rest of the commission thoughtfully, through a specific unbiased procedure, allocate space to deserving RSO’s throughout the Student Union. I’m glad to be the Sec. of Reg. because I love working with people, and enlightening them on what the university has to offer to them after becoming a Registered Student Organization. I think it’s important for students to participate actively on campus, whether it is through joining clubs or through classes. I want to serve as a channel between students and all RSOs on campus by spreading the purposes of all RSOs and finding out the needs of students, especially if they’re looking for a club/activity that has not yet been registered. If you have any questions at all about RSOs, for example, starting one, joining one, what RSOs are active on campus, etc., please feel free to email me at sga.registry@stuaf.umass.edu or swing by the SGA office, room 420 in the Student Union, during my office hours and I will be happy to help.

As the Secretary of Finance, my responsibilities are to monitor the funds and accounts of the different registered student organizations on campus. I work very closely with the Finance committee and the Ways of Means committee in the allocation of funds into different accounts. What happens in Senate meetings greatly influences what I do. I make sure that all allocations made by the student government are both possible and necessary.

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The Secretary of External Affairs of the Student Government acts as a liaison between the SGA and larger student organizations focused on higher education, such as statewide and national student associations. The Secretary acts as a representative of the SGA within these organizations and is responsible for communicating the views and goals that the SGA holds. Furthermore, the Secretary is responsible for internal organizing order to inform UMass Amherst students of campaigns, legislation, and events that will impact public higher education on the state and national levels and to get them involved.

On campus, Shane Coleman is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated, a resident of Springfield, Massachusetts, and an individual dedicated to making change in the college community. Shane believes in college access and affordability for all, educating youth towards realizing the importance of higher education and the benefits of it. Following Lindsey McCluskey as Secretary of Diversity Affairs, Shane hopes to support the aims and purposes of the Public Higher Education Network of Massachusetts (PHENOM), Massachusetts Students Uniting (MSU), and hopes to develop increased relations with United States Students Association (USSA)

Office Manager: Neda Hatami

Hi, my name is Neda Hatami. I am looking forward to my last year at UMass Amherst studying biology. As Office Manager of the Student Government Association, I partake in a group effort to have student voices heard and work
with a great team of cabinet members who are here to help YOU! I assist the President in ensuring all functions are performed properly and assist in coordinating different campaigns, schedules, and logistics.

Office Manager: Briana Thevinin