UNO Student Government Announces 2021-2022 Student Representatives
Maeve Hemmer will serve as student body president and student regent, and Amy Lopez Hernandez will serve as vice president for the 2021-2022 academic year.
- published: 2021/04/02
Student Body President and Student Regent Maeve Hemmer (left) and Vice President Amy Lopez Hernandez (right).
Student Body President and Student Regent Maeve Hemmer
Vice President Amy Lopez Hernandez
The University of Nebraska at Omaha Student Government has announced its new student leaders and representatives for the 2021-2022 academic year following the March election.
Maeve Hemmer, a College of Arts and Sciences student who most recently served as UNO Student Government’s Director of Diversity, Equity, Access, and Inclusion, will serve as student body president and student regent. Amy Lopez Hernandez, a College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences student who served as Student Senate speaker for the 2020-2021 academic year, will serve as student body vice president. The pair ran unopposed and were sworn into office Wednesday, March 31.
2021-2022 Representatives
The newly elected representatives for the 2021-2022 academic year are:
College of Arts and Sciences
- Elsa Ramirez
- Isha Dhakal
- Kelsey Lowe
- Steven Buer Jr.
- Tristan Duin
College of Business Administration
Jack Lorkovic
College of Communication, Fine Arts, and Media
- Abbie Russman
- Robert Badura
College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences
- Eryn Busenbark
- Marisol Mireles
College of Engineering
Jon Keller
College of Information Science and Technology
- Daniel Brinkman
- Nathan Betzinger
College of Public Affairs and Community Service
- Jair Alvarez
- Travis Vo
Graduate Studies
- Sam Khalil
- Sarah Brumfield
Students also voted in support of funding for the Gateway and Maverick Productions.
Visit the SG-UNO website for more information about each of the 2021-2022 representatives and the full field of candidates.
Students who are interested in being on Student Government for in its Executive Council or in other capacities are encouraged to visit the SG-UNO website as well for more information about opportunities to get involved.
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