Executive

Student Body Officers

Blake Cox

Student Body President

president@sg.ufl.edu

Chief of Staff: Monish Vijayaraghavan

Deputy Chief of Staff: Griffin Atchison

Spring Office Hours

Wednesdays: 10 AM - 12 PM

Jade Leonor Gonzalez

Student Body Vice President

vicepresident@sg.ufl.edu

Chief of Staff: Sarik Shah

Deputy Chief of Staff: Catherine Valdes

Deputy Chief of Staff: Caitlin Neumann

Spring Office Hours

Wednesdays: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Johanna Moncy

Student Body Treasurer

treasurer@sg.ufl.edu

Chief of Staff: Rati Venkatesan

Spring Office Hours

Thursdays: 10 AM - 12 PM

No office hours on the following dates:

February 26, March 5

Adjustments

February 18: 3 PM - 4 PM

February 19: 11 AM - 12 PM

Executive Areas

Agency Heads

Agencies are government bodies that specialize in particular student needs on campus and within student government, such as voting, sustainability, and student entertainment. Each agency has its own staff, structure, and procedure for its specific focus area. They are supervised by the Student Body President. Every spring semester, agency heads apply and are selected by the executive branch to run the daily operations of each agency. Then, they are approved by the legislative branch before assuming their positions for the coming year.

ACCENT

Nathan Feuerberg
ACCENT@sg.ufl.edu

ACCENT Speakers Bureau is the largest student-run speakers bureau in the nation. It has been part of campus for over 40 years and has provided the University of Florida with a plethora of big names, including past Presidents, Prime Ministers, media moguls, business leaders and sports legends. ACCENT strives to educate the student body, outside of the classroom, on current hot topics and controversies by bringing influential, insightful, and sometimes controversial speakers to the university. ACCENT sponsors many of its own shows, but also co-sponsors with many student groups. This position is also responsible for administering the “Let Students Choose” program, which allows students to vote on potential acts for future semesters.

ACCENT - Comptroller: Gabe Kanchik

Action SG

Annabella Vigna & Eric Davies
action@sg.ufl.edu

Action SG is an agency of Student Government whose purpose is threefold: to coordinate with the Student Body President the execution of the executive agenda as it relates to the campus community, to facilitate the relationship of Student Government and campus stakeholders through outreach, and to promote the activities of Student Government and Student Government affiliates through multimedia outlets.

Bridges Multicultural Outreach Program

Eunice Pierre
bridges@sg.ufl.edu

The Bridges Multicultural Outreach Program is an agency whose mission is to prepare the next generation of racial minority scholars in the state of Florida to be competitive applicants in UF’s application process. The program is designed to work with high school students from various underrepresented backgrounds by enrolling them in a semester-long program that entails application readiness workshops/webinars, a comprehensive mentorship program, and a large-scale visitation program where each scholar will get the opportunity to experience “A day in the life of a UF college student.”

Chomp the Vote

Matt Carmona
chomp@sg.ufl.edu

Chomp the Vote is a program of Student Government which provides the students of the University of Florida with opportunities to register or update their voter information, educate them about current political issues, and provide conducive measures to encourage voting. All of these duties must be performed in a non-partisan and legal way as defined by the State of Florida Statutes. The agency works with the ideals and goals of the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections as much as possible and while also attempting to keep the aforementioned body informed of its activities. Chomp the Vote is responsible for including all partisan and candidate groups on campus in a fashion that will promote nonpartisan registration, education and mobilization.

Class Councils

Freddi Rappoport
seniorclass@sg.ufl.edu

Class Councils are a representative body which strives to serve and unite the University of Florida and to enhance traditions for the continual improvement of the Gator Nation. Class Councils will host various programmatic events in an effort to build community and pride amongst the various graduating classes. Through pairing with the Alumni Association, the Class Councils will work to increase the value of your degree and build lifelong UF traditions along the way.

External Affairs

Drew Landsaw
externalaffairs@sg.ufl.edu

External Affairs is charged with representing student opinions and views on key legislative priorities at the local, state, and federal level. These issues are identified and tracked on a daily basis to protect and provide a vital student voice in higher education issues. At the local level, this position ensures student representation downtown on city boards and committees. Much of the state lobby focus is placed on tuition, financial aid, and credit hour issues. Each year, External Affairs Agency sets legislative priorities before the Legislature begins session in the spring. Federally, External Affairs Agency represents students on federal financial aid issues, specifically advocating for increases in the most popular form of federal aid, the Pell Grant.

Gator Innovators

Victoria Michalski
innovators@sg.ufl.edu

Gator Innovators was created with the idea that we, as students, can collaborate to foster the startup, innovation and entrepreneurship communities here in Gainesville. They have many facets to help students out by saving them money, providing them the resources to create and start a business, connecting students to internships, hosting startup competitions and many more exciting programs. They believe that students here at the University of Florida should collaborate among each and other and among our peers at other Universities around the nation. They are actively working to create partnerships with other major Universities in order to expand our network of contacts and resources for students to pull from.

Gators Going Green

Kendall Walsworth
greengators@sg.ufl.edu

Gators Going Green’s mission is to constantly work towards implementing policies and programming which brings about sustainable improvements to the University of Florida. Gators Going Green seeks to be the link between Student Government and the Student Body, the University of Florida, and the Gainesville Community by promoting sustainable initiatives, addressing the needs of the student body for future generations, and establishing a permanent culture of environmental awareness.

Gender and Sexuality Protection Agency (GASP)

Arshan Falasiri
gasp@sg.ufl.edu

The Gender and Sexuality Protection Agency (GASP) within the Student Government at the University of Florida is committed to safeguarding and advancing equality for all genders and sexualities on campus. Acknowledging the prevalent inequalities in society regarding gender and sexuality, GASP endeavors to address them through education and fostering empathy. Central to GASP's vision is cultivating relationships and the mutual understanding of diverse perspectives among students. Through organizing events and campus initiatives, GASP serves as a platform for students to educate themselves about the repercussions of gender and sexuality-based discrimination and actively participate in combatting it.

Nightlife Navigators

Jacob Schneider
navigators@sg.ufl.edu

Nightlife Navigators is a Student Government agency dedicated to the promotion of safety on the University of Florida campus and surrounding Gainesville area. From the UF Mobile Safety App, to informing students about safe nighttime transportation options, and coordinating with the University of Florida Police Department, Nightlife Navigators constantly strives to improve safety and awareness for the students at the University of Florida. This director shall serve at the discretion of the Student Body President and Executive Committee to partner with the Gainesville community and businesses to provide solutions to keep students safe.

ROOTS Agency

Marian Enriquez & Thaisha Calixte
ROOTS@sg.ufl.edu

ROOTS is an student government agency dedicated to uniting the University of Florida’s multicultural organizations through welcome assemblies and the reestablishment of historic transition programs. The mission of ROOTS is to celebrate and elevate the diverse backgrounds and cultures of our student body through intentional programming. By highlighting multicultural identities across campus, ROOTS aims to foster new experiences, strengthen cultural competency among all students, and promote community and inclusion as core values of our university.

Click here to learn more.

Student Government Accountability Agency

Elijah Files
SGAA@sg.ufl.edu

The Student Government Accountability Agency (SGAA) plays a critical role in fostering a culture of accountability and transparency within Student Government. The job of the Student Government Accountability Agency is to conduct holistic reviews of Student Government operations, spending, and events. SGAA additionally provides recommendations for improvement to the Student Body President to ensure that Student Government is working effectively and efficiently. Through its operations, SGAA identifies areas where Student Government’s operations can be enhanced or streamlined to better serve the needs of the student body.

Student Government Institute (SGI)

Samantha Kinggard

sgconference@sg.ufl.edu

The Student Government Institute (SGI) at the University of Florida is a Student Government leadership conference geared toward universities in the Southeast. Each year, schools are invited to attend the conference during the summer semester where they can send Student Government representation for an all-encompassing conference that will help promote leadership and teach other useful information to new SG administration. Interactive workshops and seminars are planned to allow the participants to improve their leadership theory and experiences. In addition to presentations by various UF students and administrators, students will have to opportunity to engage in several team-building and learning activities designed to challenge each student’s leadership skills and allow them to bring these skills back to their areas.

Click here for more information.

Student Government Productions (SGP)

Chancellor Wilson
SGP@sg.ufl.edu

Student Government Productions (SGP) provides a diverse array of popular entertainment to students for free or at a reduced cost. Performer selection is based on the concert dates, which are determined around the UF academic calendar and other student-focused events on campus. SGP strives to offer shows on a regular basis, and looks for performers who are within the organization’s spending limit.

Student Government Productions (SGP) - Comptroller

Thomas Fitzpatrick
sgpcomptroller@sg.ufl.edu

Student Honor Code Administration (SHCA)

Matthew Actor
hctchanc@sg.ufl.edu

The Honor Court was established in 1914 as part of the Student Government Judicial Branch to promote fairness and honesty among the student body. In 2010, the Honor Court was reorganized under the direction of the University of Florida Board of Trustees and Student Government. The task of hearing cases of academic dishonesty was delegated to the Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution Committee under the supervision of the Dean of Students. The position of Honor Code Chancellor is simply stated in one phrase: To promote and maintain the honesty and integrity of the student body. The Chancellor acts as the primary student body guardian of the Student Honor Code. As such, the Chancellor oversees and promotes the honest and ethical behavior on which the University of Florida's Student Honor Code is based. The Chancellor also provides education, training and awareness for the student body on Honor Code issues. Additionally, the Chancellor plays a major role in the enforcement of the Student Conduct Code by assisting in the selection of the student and faculty members of the student conduct committee, as well as the training of the student members. The Honor Code Administration serves many functions, but should be seen, first and foremost, as a constant resource for the student body.

Students Taking Action Against Racism (STAAR)

Anjali Sethi & Lalia Holliday
staar@sg.ufl.edu

Students Taking Action Against Racism is an agency of Student Government dedicated to the improvement of race relations on the University of Florida campus. STAAR recognizes the existence of racial inequality within society and attempts to combat it through the spread of education and empathy. The vision of STAAR is strongly based on the importance of building relationships and subsequently growing to understand the perspective of fellow students. Using events and campus based initiatives, STAAR acts as a means for all students to learn about the effects of racism and become directly involved in standing against it.

The Big Event

Alexa Vollweiler & Charles Kraus
thebigevent@sg.ufl.edu

The Big Event is a huge day of service created for the student body to serve the Gainesville community. The agency promotes the value of doing things for the “Gator Good” by giving them an opportunity to say thank you to the Gainesville community for allowing the University of Florida student body to be a part of the Gainesville family. The Big Event consists of a full day of service and other activities to help build a better and closer connected Gainesville as well as provide one big statement of our gratitude.

More information here.

Young Leaders Conference

Courtney Conway
ylc@sg.ufl.edu

The Young Leaders Conference is a 3-day conference hosted on campus at the University of Florida for high school students. Students are led through a variety of leadership workshops and provided a unique opportunity to engage with UF students and campus. Students also participate in bonding activities, a campus tour, and more! YLC strives to instill the tenets of leadership into high school students and continue to promote their personal and professional development.

More information and registration can be found here.

The Executive Secretaries serve as liasions between the Student Body President and different aspects of campus as well as Gainesville community. The 13 secretaries are selected by the Student Body President each Spring and confirmed by the Student Senate for the following year. The secretaries serve as both advocates for communities on campus and outreach specialist with Student Government. The positions change periodically as the needs of students evolve over the years at the University of Florida.

Academic Affairs

Tristan Stavish
academicaffairs@sg.ufl.edu

The Academic Affairs Secretary is in charge of staying up to date on academic policy moving through the University Administration and Faculty Senate. This individual will be responsible for informing the Student Body President of any issues that are pertinent to the students regarding academics, and must be in touch with academic concerns of the Student Body.

Affordability Affairs

Keyes Rodriguez
fees@sg.ufl.edu

The Affordability affairs Executive Secretary works to make sure the Student Body President is up to date on all the different fees that are associated with attending the University of Florida. From this information, policies and initiatives can be made to ensure students are receiving the most from their tuition dollars and that they can be financially secure during their time in college.

Athletics and Recreation

Riley Adams
athletics@sg.ufl.edu

The Athletics & Recreation Secretary works with the UAA on all student issues with athletic events at UF, including, but not limited to, everything related to the student Athletic Fee. In addition, this position works with Recreational Sports on all student issues related to intramural sports and sports clubs. It will also create and spearhead any services related to Athletics where students would see benefit. This individual is also responsible for maintaining an active relationship with all areas of recreational life for students such as Lake Wauburg, Recreational Sports, and the Reitz Union. Any issues facing students with these facilities will be under the direct responsibility of this secretary. This position should attend all relevant meetings, such as, Reitz Union Board and Recreational Sports Board, and keep the administration informed on all on-goings.

Campus Life

Sam Leshins
campuslife@sg.ufl.edu

The Secretary of Campus Life works with the Student Body President to enact initiatives regarding changes to the Gainesville campus of UF. This individual is also responsible for keeping the administration informed on all campus related changes, including but not limited to new construction projects.

Campus Safety

Emma Michalski
safety@sg.ufl.edu

The Campus Safety Secretary is in charge of all areas of campus safety including but not limited to, campus lighting and sexual assault awareness. This individual communicates with UPD regarding the needs of our campus for ensuring the safety for this funding.

Career Readiness

Sienna Silvest
sgcareerreadiness@sg.ufl.edu

The Secretary of Career Readiness works with the Student Body President to enact initiatives regarding career readiness for students at the University of Florida. This individual will be responsible for working with the Career Connections Center and informing the administration of any issues that are pertinent to students regarding career readiness.

Disability Affairs

Melinda Linsky
disabilityaffairs@sg.ufl.edu

The Secretary of Disability Affairs works with the Student Body President to enact disability-related initiatives for students at the University of Florida. This individual will be responsible for working with the Disability Resource Center (DRC) and informing the administration of any disability related issues that are pertinent to students.

Diversity Affairs

Sanaa Douglas
diversityaffairs@sg.ufl.edu

The Diversity Affairs Secretary is responsible for informing the Student Body President of the diversity initiatives enacted by the University and the status of diversity affairs across the various colleges and departments at the University of Florida. They will also be in charge of developing a diversity training curriculum for all Student Government officials.

Graduate, Professional, and Family Affairs

Robert Dreasher
gpfaffairs@sg.ufl.edu

The Graduate, Professional, and Family Affairs Secretary will be responsible for all knowledge on all issues facing graduate, professional, any students with children, including but not limited to insurance, housing and childcare. During the administration, it will be the charge of this secretary to revisit the issues facing Baby Gator and Family Housing Blue Lights.

Health Affairs

Erika Hardin
healthaffairs01@sg.ufl.edu

The Health Affairs Secretary is responsible for reporting on all health related matters on campus, and making sure the student body stays up to speed on current health-related issues in the community. This secretary should actively seek to find areas of improvement needed to the health of the overall student body, and use policy and actions to advance the health and knowledge of those on campus. In addition, the individual will also be in charge of the working with the Senior Vice President to set the student health insurance policy and sit on the health insurance board. It will be through these outlets that this secretary is able to report to the Student Body President on all pertinent health issues facing UF.

Satellite Affairs

Douglas Harrison
satellite@sg.ufl.edu

The Satellite Affairs Secretary informs the executive branch of the needs of students at all Satellite Campuses and UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) Extension locations. This individual also provides these students with information about upcoming Student Government events and any new services that may be provided to them in the future. This individual also works to coordinate outreach to each of the Extensions in all 67 Florida counties.

Special Projects

Adam Crasnow
specialprojects@sg.ufl.edu

The Special Projects Advisor works in the development of specific campus projects. These projects are typically on a scale that cannot be addressed through typical Student Government allocations. This individual works closely with local and national businesses in order to secure these programs. This advisor maintains an active database of vendors who work with UF Student Government for student organizations. In addition, this individual is responsible for growing SG’s relationships with new vendors and communicating with any new potential partners.

Student Services

VACANT
services@sg.ufl.edu

The Student Services Executive Secretary works to make sure the numerous on and off campus services the University of Florida provides are working smoothly and effectively for students. Projects on campus set forth by the Student Government are monitored by this secretary so that these programs can be as meaningful to students as possible.

Technology Secretary

Rylee Brown
technology@sg.ufl.edu

The Technology Secretary serves as a technical resource to Student Government to develop programs that encourage students to embrace and utilize technology. This individual is responsible for collaborating with various other entities to disseminate information to the student body, and works directly with Student Government Professional Staff and Action SG on matters relating to the SG website.

Cabinet

Cabinet is organized into four main divisions—Diversity, Leadership Development, Student Life, and Transition—each focused on a unique aspect of the student experience. Within these divisions are six individual cabinets, each led by a director. These directors oversee cabinets dedicated to specific focus areas, working collaboratively to plan events, provide resources, and build support systems that promote student engagement, foster inclusivity, strengthen community ties, and support academic, social, and personal growth at the University of Florida.

Our 24 Cabinets are actively leading a variety of initiatives and hosting events across campus. We encourage all students to stay connected by following our official Instagram account, @UFCabinet, where we regularly share updates and highlights from our activities. To further support student engagement, we have provided several key resources below:

Cabinet Online Calendar: This calendar is updated weekly every Monday at 3:00 PM and includes all upcoming events, ensuring that all Gators can stay informed and involved.

External Collaboration Request Form: Student organizations interested in partnering with Cabinet on an initiative are invited to complete this form. Submissions are reviewed weekly on Tuesdays at 3:00 PM. After review, our team will connect you with the appropriate Cabinet to facilitate collaboration.

We look forward to your participation and partnership in shaping a vibrant campus community.

Diversity Division

Noor Azeem & Rasika Sriram
cabinetchair3@sg.ufl.edu
cabinetchair6@sg.ufl.edu

The Diversity Division Chairs lead six identity-based cabinets—Disability Affairs, Interfaith Affairs, International Affairs, Women’s Affairs, LGBTQ+ Affairs, and Multicultural Affairs—each committed to fostering equity, inclusion, and cultural understanding at the University of Florida. The Chairs oversee and support directors in developing impactful, student-centered initiatives while ensuring cross-cabinet collaboration and intersectionality in programming. Serving as liaisons between cabinet members, university departments, and student organizations, the Chairs promote unity across diverse communities and respond to the evolving needs of underrepresented students.

Leadership Development Division

Monique Alfonso
cabinetchair1@sg.ufl.edu

The Leadership Development Division Chair oversees six cabinets—Career Development, Community and Service, Student Government Engagement, Leadership Readiness, Emerging Technologies, and Life Skills—each focused on preparing students for success beyond the classroom. The Chair supports directors in creating initiatives that foster personal growth, civic engagement, and professional readiness. By encouraging collaboration between cabinets and connecting with campus partners and leadership development programs, the Chair ensures students are equipped with the knowledge, tools, and experiences necessary for effective leadership, informed citizenship, and lifelong success.

Student Life Division

Mary Cofran
cabinetchair2@sg.ufl.edu

The Student Life Division Chair leads six cabinets—Orange and Blue, Greek Affairs, Housing Affairs, Veteran Affairs, Health and Wellness Affairs, and Finance Affairs—each focused on enhancing the student experience at the University of Florida. The Chair supports cabinet directors in developing initiatives that foster school spirit, promote well-being, and address the everyday needs of students both on and off campus. They facilitate collaboration across cabinets and with key campus partners such as Housing, the Student Health Care Center, Sorority and Fraternity Life, and Off-Campus Life.

Transition Division

Courtney Jones & Madalyn Kriesen
cabinetchair4@sg.ufl.edu
cabinetchair5@sg.ufl.edu

The Transition Division Chairs lead six cabinets—Special Admissions, First Generation Affairs, First-Year Experience, Transfer Affairs, Graduate Student Affairs, and Out of State Affairs—each focused on supporting students as they navigate unique transitions into the University of Florida. The Chairs guide cabinet directors in developing inclusive programming that addresses the specific needs of underrepresented and transitional student populations, such as PACE, Innovation Academy, first-generation, transfer, graduate, and out-of-state students. By fostering collaboration across cabinets and with key campus partners, the Chairs ensure these students are welcomed, supported, and empowered to succeed academically, socially, and personally throughout their UF journey.

Disability Affairs

Amanda Badalamenti
able@sg.ufl.edu

The Disability Affairs Cabinet advocates for the needs and inclusion of students with disabilities at the University of Florida. The Cabinet works to connect students, faculty, and administrators, fostering collaboration to improve accessibility on campus. This Cabinet also leads initiatives to raise awareness about disabilities and educates the student body on how to support their peers, ensuring a more inclusive and sensitive campus environment for all.

Interfaith Affairs

Ammar Sakrani
interfaith@sg.ufl.edu

The Interfaith Affairs Cabinet promotes a campus environment that respects and supports students of all faiths. It engages with religious groups to foster dialogue, unity, and collaboration between faith communities. The Cabinet organizes events that encourage participation from diverse religious groups, aiming to educate the student body on the importance of religious coexistence and mutual respect.

International Affairs

Charlie Irving
international@sg.ufl.edu

The International Affairs
Cabinet focuses on supporting international students at the University of Florida, ensuring a seamless transition from their home countries to the Gator Nation. This Cabinet coordinates outreach and services related to transportation, orientation, and integration into campus life. It collaborates with various departments, including the Division of Student Affairs and the UF Office of International Student Services, to provide resources that address the unique needs of international students.

LGBTQ Affairs Cabinet

Jackson Kenyon
lgbtq@sg.ufl.edu

The LGBTQ+ Affairs Cabinet represents the interests of LGBTQ+ students within the University of Florida’s student body. It collaborates with organizations such as the Pride Student Union and the LGBT Affairs office to improve representation, awareness, and inclusion in student leadership, policies, and campus programs. The Cabinet also organizes events that celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and advocate for greater visibility and support.

Multicultural Affairs

Gabriel Hubbert
cultural@sg.ufl.edu

The Multicultural Affairs Cabinet works to foster cultural understanding and unity among students from diverse backgrounds at the University of Florida. It facilitates collaboration among cultural organizations and provides resources and educational programming focused on equity, social justice, and diversity. The Cabinet addresses issues such as stereotypes, discrimination, and prejudice, aiming to create a more inclusive and respectful campus environment for all students.

Women's Affairs

Chloe Tolton
womensaffairs@sg.ufl.edu

The Women’s Affairs Cabinet
fosters awareness and education on issues impacting women at the University of Florida. This Cabinet organizes programs, seminars, and events that address topics such as health, career development, and gender equality. It also facilitates discussions with female faculty, student leaders, and experts to promote empowerment and raise awareness of the challenges and opportunities women face in higher education and beyond.

Career Development

Aadhya Shah
careerdevelopment@sg.ufl.edu

The Career Development Cabinet is dedicated to helping students transition from academic life to their professional careers. This Cabinet connects students with key resources, including career counseling, networking opportunities, and industry-specific advice. By offering workshops, resume-building sessions, and career fairs, the cabinet ensures students are equipped with the tools needed to successfully enter the workforce and pursue their career aspirations.

Community & Service

Jack Perera
community@sg.ufl.edu

The Community and Service Cabinet works to inspire students to engage in meaningful service and community-building activities. This Cabinet organizes service projects, volunteer opportunities, and campus-wide drives aimed at fostering a spirit of giving back. By promoting acts of service and collaboration, the Cabinet empowers students to make a positive impact on both the campus and surrounding communities while fostering a culture of compassion and social responsibility.

Emerging Technologies

Gabi Angulo
emergingtechnologies@sg.ufl.edu

The Emerging Technologies Cabinet monitors advancements in technology and educates students on their impact, particularly those relevant to academic and professional pursuits. The Cabinet highlights the latest innovations and university-driven technological developments, offering workshops, guest speakers, and informational events that introduce students to emerging tools, trends, and resources. By fostering a forward-thinking mindset, this Cabinet prepares students to adapt and excel in an increasingly tech-driven world.

Life Skills

Ava Martucci
lifeskills@sg.ufl.edu

The Life Skills Cabinet focuses on preparing students for practical, everyday tasks that are essential for independent living but are often not covered in traditional academic curricula. This Cabinet offers workshops, resources, and guidance on topics such as filing taxes, writing professional letters, managing personal finances, navigating healthcare, and other essential life skills. By equipping students with the tools to handle real-world responsibilities, the Cabinet ensures that they are well-prepared for life beyond the classroom.

Leadership Readiness

Nadia Sowell
leadershipcab@sg.ufl.edu

The Leadership Readiness Cabinet is focused on equipping students with the essential skills needed for effective leadership. Through leadership workshops, skills assessments, and mentorship opportunities, the Cabinet helps students develop the foundational knowledge necessary to lead in both student organizations and professional settings. This Cabinet fosters growth in communication, decision-making, and conflict resolution, preparing students for leadership roles both during and after their time at the University of Florida.

Student Government Engagement

Jacob Glover
externalcommunications@sg.ufl.edu

The Student Government Engagement Cabinet bridges the gap between students and Student Government, working to foster greater student involvement in campus leadership and decision-making. The Cabinet promotes transparency and educates the student body about the workings of Student Government, offering a platform for students to become informed and actively participate. By hosting events, workshops, and outreach initiatives, the Cabinet ensures that students are connected to the resources and opportunities provided by Student Government.

Finance and Affordability

Kyle Kuhn
financecab@sg.ufl.edu

The Finance Affairs Cabinet provides guidance and resources to help students navigate personal finances, financial aid, scholarships, and loan applications. The Cabinet's mission is to equip students with the tools and knowledge to achieve financial independence and manage their finances effectively. Through educational programs and workshops, this Cabinet empowers students to make informed decisions about their financial futures.

Greek Affairs

Jude Powell
greekaffairs@sg.ufl.edu

The Greek Affairs Cabinet serves as the liaison between the four Greek Councils—Panhellenic, Interfraternity, National Pan-Hellenic, and Multicultural Greek Councils. The Cabinet fosters collaboration and cohesion within the UF Greek community while educating the broader student body about Greek life on campus. It also coordinates with the Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life to strengthen the relationship between Greek organizations and Student Government, enhancing the student experience for all involved.

Health Affairs

Laurie Wang
health@sg.ufl.edu

The Health and
Wellness Affairs Cabinet focuses on promoting overall health and wellness within the student body. It organizes programs and initiatives that address prevalent health issues, including mental health, physical wellness, and preventive care. The Cabinet ensures that the health services offered by the University meet the needs of students, while also raising awareness about available resources to support students' physical and mental well-being.

Housing Affairs

Emily Nichols
housing@sg.ufl.edu

The Housing Affairs Cabinet
bridges the gap between students living both on- and off-campus, providing solutions to housing-related issues such as leasing and roommate selection. The Cabinet focuses on educating students about housing options and creating innovative ways to improve their living experience. Through collaboration with the Department of Housing and Residence Education, Off-Campus Life, and Student Government, this Cabinet works to ensure that students have access to resources that support their housing needs.

Orange and Blue

Reese Marcus
oanb@sg.ufl.edu

The Orange and Blue Cabinet
works to promote school spirit and foster a sense of unity within the University of Florida community. The Cabinet focuses on enhancing student involvement in athletic events, university traditions, and campus-wide activities. Its goal is to create a shared experience among all Gators, ensuring that each student has the opportunity to maximize their college experience and contribute to the collective pride of the UF community.

Veterans Affairs

Savannah Ogletree
veterans@sg.ufl.edu

The Veteran Affairs Cabinet
advocates for the needs and concerns of veterans at the University of Florida. The Cabinet works to raise awareness and provide resources for veterans, organizing programs that honor their service and contributions. It also fosters a positive relationship between the veteran community and the broader student body, helping veterans feel connected and supported on campus while promoting understanding across the UF community.

First Generation Affairs

Michael Schimek
firstgen@sg.ufl.edu

The First Generation Affairs Cabinet promotes awareness and support for first-generation college students at the University of Florida. This Cabinet works to ensure that first-generation students feel empowered and informed by organizing educational programs, resources, and events aimed at addressing their unique challenges. By advocating for first-generation student needs and providing opportunities for growth, the Cabinet plays a crucial role in fostering a supportive environment for this important student demographic.

First-Year Experience

Charlotte Paine
firstyear@sg.ufl.edu

The First-Year Experience Cabinet is dedicated to connecting incoming first-year students with involvement opportunities at the University of Florida. The Cabinet provides resources and programming to help new students transition smoothly into university life, encouraging active participation in campus organizations, events, and leadership opportunities. Through these initiatives, the Cabinet works to ensure that first-year students are engaged, supported, and prepared for a successful academic journey.

Graduate Student Affairs

Faith Aiya
graduateaff@sg.ufl.edu

The Graduate Student Affairs Cabinet connects graduate students, including professional students, to the University of Florida community. The Cabinet works to provide a platform for graduate students to engage in leadership and service opportunities through various programming and events throughout the year. By addressing the needs and challenges unique to graduate students, this Cabinet fosters a collaborative and supportive environment for all students pursuing advanced degrees.

Out of State Affairs

Sofia Phillips
outofstatecabinetdirector@sg.ufl.edu

The Out of State Affairs Cabinet works to engage students from outside Florida by connecting them to campus resources, leadership opportunities, and community-building programs. As part of the Transition Division, this Cabinet leads initiatives designed to enhance the experience of out-of-state students, ensuring they have the support and resources necessary for a successful transition to UF. Through various events and outreach efforts, the Cabinet fosters a strong sense of community and belonging for out-of-state Gators.

Special Admissions

Andrew Simmens
specialadmissions@sg.ufl.edu

The Special Admissions Cabinet serves to connect PACE (Pathway to Campus Enrollment) and Innovation Academy (IA) students to the broader University of Florida community. The Cabinet strives to provide PACE students with opportunities for leadership and engagement by offering programming and events throughout the academic year. For Innovation Academy students—who are part of a living and learning community focused on innovation, creativity, entrepreneurship, ethics, and leadership—the Cabinet offers tailored programming during the IA spring-summer class schedule to foster involvement and development.

Transfer Affairs

Diego Andre Rivera
transfer@sg.ufl.edu

The Transfer Affairs Cabinet serves to integrate transfer students into the University of Florida community. This Cabinet provides a platform for transfer students to engage in leadership opportunities and participate in campus programming, fostering a sense of belonging. By addressing the unique needs of transfer students and offering tailored support, the Cabinet ensures that this group is empowered to contribute to and lead within the UF community.