UNO Student Government Announces 2020-2021 Student Representatives
Jabin Moore will serve as student body president and student regent, and Vanessa Chavez Jurado will serve as vice president for the 2020-2021 academic year.
- published: 2020/04/13
- contact: University Communications
- email: unonews@unomaha.edu
The University of Nebraska at Omaha Student Government Association announced Thursday, April 9, its new student body president, vice president and student representatives for the 2020-2021 academic year following the Wednesday, April 8, election.
Jabin Moore will serve as student body president and student regent, and Vanessa Chavez Jurado will serve as vice president for the 2020-2021 academic year after earning 54.7 percent of the vote in Thursday’s student government elections.
Moore, a student in the College of Business Administration who served as student body vice president from 2019-2020, and Chavez Jurado, a College of Education student, will be sworn into office later this spring.
The newly elected representatives for 2020-2021 are:
College of Business Administration
- Collin Bailey
- Jud Hixon
- Quinn Feenstra
College of Communication, Fine Arts and Media
- Robert Badura
- Landry Cormier
College of Education
- Amy Lopez Hernandez
College of Information Science & Technology
- Daniel Bresnahan
- Daniel Brinkman
Graduate Division
- Sarah Brumfield
College of Arts and Sciences
- Esme Rodriguez
- Isha Dhaka
- Marissa Morales
- Malaz Mohamed
- Destine Freeman
- Sekina Yaseen
- Kelsey Lowe
College of Public Affairs & Community Service
- Matthew Podjenski
College of Engineering
- Tanner Sasse
Students also voted in support of funding for the Gateway and Maverick Productions.
Visit the UNO SGA website for more information about each of the 2020-2021 representatives and the full field of candidates.
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