Steve Glickman
Student Body President
Growing up in the suburbs of the blue-collar city of Buffalo, New York, Steve Glickman learned at a young age the hard work, dedication and unrelenting devotion it takes to make a difference in the community. Despite knowing just one person upon stepping foot on the campus of the University of Maryland, he immediately became involved in campus activities where he knew he could make a positive impact on the 25,000 undergraduates at this university.
As last year’s Student Body President, Steve led the SGA to organize the Keep Me Maryland Fund which raised money for scholarships, the first Off Campus Safety Walk, the inaugural Speaker Series and the Multicultural Expo. He also worked to promote sustainability by helping UMD win America’s Greenest Campus and making large-scale events such as Crab Fest zero-waste. Prior to being the Student Body President, Steve served as an outlying commuter and freshman legislator and was an active member of the BSOS Dean’s Student Advisory Council. Steve also has interned in the Office of Congressman Thomas Reynolds (NY-26) and in the Office of Federal Relations on campus. In his free time, Steve enjoys golf, music, tennis, traveling and watching Terrell Owens and the Buffalo Bills. He hopes to pursue a Master’s degree in public policy upon graduation.
He welcomes your comments, questions, and concerns. If you would like to meet with Steve, please send him an e-mail at SGApresident@umd.edu.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Brandon Cuffy
Senior Vice President
Brandon is a senior Government and Politics major from Greenbelt, Maryland. Knowing the importance of political efficacy he has spent countless hours in striving to better his community. Most recently he has worked with a non-profit organization to help pass the Employment Non-Discrimination Act in Congress. Throughout his tenure on campus Brandon has held many leadership positions in various organizations and hopes to use what he’s learned within these roles to help better the Student Government Association. As Vice President Brandon will heighten the academic and social environment on campus by creating, and continuing, essential initiatives geared toward the student population. Among the many issues Brandon is passionate about, safety and transportation are two areas that he hopes to focus a lot of his time on this year. With the belief that the bar of success is only as high as you set it, Brandon hopes to work with this year’s student government to create a more efficient, and safe Maryland for generations to come. If you have any questions or concerns, or just want to chat, feel free to make an appointment with Brandon or send him an e-mail.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Lisa Crisalli
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Lisa is a senior psychology major from Holmdel, New Jersey. She has been involved with the SGA for three years, as well as participated in University Senate and University Student Judiciary, amongst other campus organizations. As Vice President of Academic Affairs, Lisa will work with administrators and the University Senate to increase student involvement in the direction of Maryland education, as well as incorporate new student initiatives into current academic policy.
Aside from her role as Vice President of Academic Affairs, Lisa serves on the Senate Executive Committee of the University Senate. Through the union of these positions, she hopes to increase interaction between the organizations, and improve the quality of student input for our campus.
Lisa is passionate about the opportunities that an education from a leading public research institution can provide, and will work with her team, students, and the administration to encourage interdisciplinary research, and encourage diverse philosophies.
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Robert Mutschler
Vice President of Financial Affairs
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Michelle McGrain
Chief of Staff
Michelle is a senior GVPT major and Public Policy student from Columbia, Maryland. She just returned from spending a semester abroad in Paris, and loved every minute of it! Last fall, as the SGA’s Deputy Press Secretary, she helped to organize and market events such as the Forum for Free Speech and the Speaker Series and managed the outreach projects of the Communications Department. As Chief of Staff, Michelle directs policy projects as laid out by the President's agenda and coordinates the activities of the Executive Cabinet. She welcomes any input you have and is more than willing to answer any questions about the SGA or the University of Maryland.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Staci Armezzani
Director of Communications
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Sarah Kraut
Press Secretary
Hailing from Baltimore, MD, Sarah Kraut, a sophomore broadcast journalism major, is thrilled to be joining SGA for the first time. As Press Secretary she looks forward to publicizing the various SGA initiatives throughout the year, in both on- and off-campus publications. Sarah will also be serving as the Vice Chair of the Communications Committee and welcomes any students who are interested in joining in what proves to be an exciting and productive year.
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Matthew Popkin
Director of Sustainability
Matthew is a sophomore Government & Politics major planning to pursue a Master's in Public Policy. He is also in the Honors Humanities Program at the University and is a representative on the Humanities Student Council. Last year, Matthew was an active member of the Student Sustainability Committee and the Freshman "Insider's Guide" Task Force. He strongly encourages anyone interested in improving the campus community to join the Student Sustainability Committee. Growing up close to the nation's capital, in Rockville, Maryland, Matthew has had opportunities to work in both the state and federal governments. When not focusing on current affairs and the sad state of politics in the country, Matthew enjoys being outdoors, singing, playing the piano, playing soccer, eating, and watching “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” “Modern Family,” and “Seinfeld.”
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Summer Raza
Director of Governmental Affairs
Summer is a senior in the Robert H. Smith School of Business pursuing a major in accounting. Returning as the director for another year, Raza is very enthusiastic in representing the student body at the government levels and looks forward in collaborating with them in regards to the student's best interest. Similar to last year, Raza will once again represent the College Park Student Body at the Maryland Higher Education Commission Student Advisory Council to discuss issues relevant to students at a state-wide level. When Raza is not at College Park, she is either at Shady Grove with her friends or with family.. talking, eating, traveling, or shopping for her three favorite items: sandals, purses, and headbands. Raza is excited about representing you at the different government levels. If you have any questions about anything do not hesitate to stop by her office during her office hours or contact her!
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Office Hours: By appointment
Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Rebecca Lurie
City Council Liaison
Becca is a Senior Government and Politics Major from Philadelphia. Last year she served as the Deputy Liaison to the City Council and is excited to be serving the students again this year! Becca is a sister of Kappa Lambda Xi Multicultural Sorority Inc. and is dedicated to promoting diversity on campus. Becca is always looking to talk to students about city happenings so do not hesitate to contact her!
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Drew Carroll
Director of Administrative Affairs
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Kaiyi Xie
Director of Student Groups
Kaiyi Xie is a junior bioengineering major. Born in China, he moved to New Zealand at the age of four and then to Bethesda, Maryland when 13. Given his varied background, he hopes to foster more communication between the plethora of different student groups as well as improving the exposure, visibility, and efficacy of groups on campus. As last year’s Director of Student Groups, Kaiyi helped organize the first Multicultural Expo and assisted in creating the Student Organization Resource Room, a workspace in the Adele H. Stamp Student Union for all student groups. He is always open for suggestions and questions and is always looking for more people to join the department of student groups!
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Tran Hoang
Executive Secretary
Meet Tran Hoang, a (super) senior Marketing and Supply Chain Management student from Worcester County (pronounced Worse-ter, not Worchester). Born in California, raised in Indiana, now residing in Maryland, Tran has yet to find a place to call home. This past year, Tran took a hiatus from school and tried living the corporate life, doing not 1 but 2 six month co-ops in New Jersey. She, unlike many others, is a big fan of The Garden State. If Tran had it her way, she'd never pump her own gas ever again. Now don't be fooled, Tran is by no means a lazy person, she is all about efficiency and cost effectiveness, hence her major. Her past SGA experiences include Letters & Sciences Legislator and Recruitment & Retention Chair. This year, Tran will serve as executive secretary. Please stop by the SGA office say to hi, Tran's all about meeting new people and making new friends!
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Jon Yahirun
Director of Programming & Traditions
Jon is a junior Environmental Science and Technology major from Damascus, Maryland. Not only is he involved in SGA, but he is also a CIVICUS alum, a Resident Assistant in South Campus Commons and a brother of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. As the proud director of the Programming & Traditions Committee, Jon will foster school pride and widespread knowledge of historic university traditions in a variety of ways, from presentations for freshmen in UNIV100 classes to well-known campus-wide events such as the Testudo Challenge and the annual Fall Crab Fest and Spring Barbeque.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Cindy Weng
Asst. Vice President of Finance
Cindy is a junior Information Systems major in the Gemstone Program. She is originally from Shanghai, China and spent Summer 2010 interning in Beijing. She has served on the Finance Committee since her freshman year and is an active member of Maryland’s club tennis team. She also enjoys baking triple chocolate fudge brownies almost as much as she enjoys eating them.
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Kevin Ford
South Campus Commons
Speaker
Kevin is a senior English and philosophy double major from Columbia, Maryland. After graduating from Calvert Hall High School in Towson, he began his time at Maryland by living in Denton Hall. Starting there, Kevin became very involved in campus issues, particularly through his two-year involvement with the Residence Hall Association as a Senator and Committee Chairman. This past year, Kevin was elected South Hill Legislator on the SGA and is excited to be bringing a new voice on behalf of South Hill residents! Among the most important issues Kevin is looking forward to discussing this year are the various green initiative issues, particularly campus development, and continuing the Amethyst Initiative dialogues from last year. In addition to the SGA, Kevin is a University Honors student, an Honors 100 TA, a member of Maryland Images, and a die-hard Redskins and Terps fan. In his time at Maryland, Kevin has attended nearly every SEE sponsored concert and comedy show, as well as nearly every home game for basketball and football.
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Jennifer Hill
Education
Speaker Pro Tempore
Greetings fellow students! Jennifer Hill is a senior special education major and resides in Carroll County, Maryland with her family. Jenn has been a leader since arriving on campus having been elected Education Legislator for the past three years, Speaker Pro Tempore for two, and as an Education Undergraduate Senator. As a Legislator, she wants to fight for the re-organization of the College to be what students want and feel is most beneficial to their overall education. We must be a cohesive force and she is willing to lead the charge. Student leadership within the College Park campus must be united to strength the student voice while reaching out to the administration and other elected officials. Feel free to contact her with any and all concerns.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Jamil Scott
Denton
Jamil is a sophomore Government & Politics and Psychology major from Columbia, Maryland. Last year, he served as SGA’s Deputy Chair of the Student Group Affairs Committee, and is excited to serve in the legislature this year as the representative from the Denton community. In addition to SGA, he is a community assistant in Queen Anne’s hall, the Director of Events in the College Park Law Society, the president of the Black Honors Caucus, and a volunteer instructor in the ESOL Conversation Class program.
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Diane Berringer
Cambridge
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Jeremy Finifter
Engineering
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Carson McDonald
Engineering
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Daniel Ensign
Greek
Daniel is a Sophomore Finance major hailing all the way from Louisville, Kentucky. As Greek Legislator, he wants to work to better the relations between the University and the Greek community while also advocating on behalf of the student body for the issues you care about. Daniel is a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, where he is currently serving on the executive board as House Manager. When not representing you in the Student Government Association or making sure #4 Fraternity Row is running smoothly, Daniel enjoys hanging out with friends, discovering new music, reading, and trying to speak Hebrew.
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Andrea Marcin
North Hill
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Joe Castor
South Hill
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Andre Beasley
Leonardtown
Andre Beasley is a senior history major from Baltimore, Maryland. This year he will be the legislator for the Leonardtown Community. He has been an executive board member of the College Democrats for two years and he has also been the Program Director for the Maryland Federation of College Democrats. Andre looks forward to putting words into action and following through on his commitment to address safety concerns in Leonardtown through various means. He has worked diligently toward completing his agenda and looks forward to bringing tangible results to his residential community. Andre is passionate about helping people and lending a hand in any way to friends and strangers alike. He donates blood every two months and occasionally saves kittens from trees even though he is allergic to cats. He is a big fan of the Orioles, Ravens, and Terps and he rejoices in their successes and laments their failures. When Andre is not SGAing, you can probably find him listening to Jeff Buckley or the Black Keys, reading World Net Daily for a laugh, or meeting with progressive groups on campus.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Saba Gyemfi
Outlying Commuter
Saba is a senior government and politics major from Greenbelt, Maryland. As an Outlying Commuter Legislator, she hopes to enhance the Maryland experience for students living off campus by revamping existing programs and creating new ones that will serve as social and informational tools to connect off campus Terps. As a commuter, Saba understands the challenges and frustrations of students living off campus and wants to establish new ways for off campus students to openly voice their concerns, opinions and suggestions. For fun, Saba loves playing the piano (she’s been playing since the age of seven), traveling, playing badminton and football as well as working on her non-profit organization called Food from Faith, which delivers meals to the homeless in Washington. Saba has dedicated herself to helping the less fortunate and hopes to expand the number of meals and recipients in the future.
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Brendan Cusak
Outlying Commuter
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Kate Richard
Arts and Humanities
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Sarah Horvitz
Behavioral and Social Sciences
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Elizabeth Moran
Business
Elizabeth is a sophomore Finance major and part of the Scholars Public Leadership program. She is from Baltimore County, and has lived in Maryland all her life. Last year, Elizabeth was the Director of the Department of Residential Affairs. This year, as Business School Legislator, she will continue working on an event for new transfer students, sustainability, and improving accessibility of information for students trying to transfer into the Business School. Within the Smith School, Elizabeth is the Class of 2013 Smith Undergraduate Student Association (SUSA) representative, a member of the Finance Banking and Investment Society, and the Smith School Women’s Society. Determined to carve out a spot in the financial industry, Elizabeth interned with Merrill Lynch in Baltimore last summer. Elizabeth’s favorite things are coffee, her hamster Aurélie, and the Daily Show.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Matthew Bernstein
Business
Matthew Bernstein grew up in the small town of Phoenix, Maryland on a farm. His experiences as a young man taught him the values of responsibility, hard work and dedication. These values have carried over into his professional life where they have proven essential assets to organizations large and small. In this coming academic year, Matthew hopes to be engaged actively in the legislative process. Diligent attentiveness to business students and expedient voicing of their concerns are at the forefront of his agenda. This university deserves active and attentive representatives; he embodies these qualities and stands alongside a talented SGA, ready to deliver the representation this university deserves now and for the future. Pursuits/Accomplishments: • Double major in Accounting and Information System • Treasurer and Co-creator of the university’s Rock Climbing Club • Director of Business Acquisition for a public relations firm • Creator and writer of The Fiscal Week blog • Law School On a less serious note, Matthew enjoys long walks on the beach, gazing at the stars on a spring night, Build-a-Bear workshops, and flying kites. Currently he lives in the gym and retires every night to a sleeping bag on the bench press. Let’s Go Terps!
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Michelle Chan
Journalism
Michelle is a junior print journalism and international business double degree who grew up in Chicago, IL. Michelle writes for many student newspapers (Public Asian, Mitzpeh, La Voz, Eclipse and Unwind! Magazine), serves as Treasurer for Habitat for Humanity and a mentor in Honors Humanities. This is her second term as the SGA Journalism Legislator. Last year, she worked with the Philip Merrill College of Journalism to put on the first ever Alternative Careers in Journalism Alumni Panel and Reception. She hopes to continue career-focused programming in the coming year. She also wants to explore increasing multimedia resources at the UMTV Equipment Desk, as well as to establish a Deans Advisory Board for students and faculty to give advice on how to improve our College.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Liz Antman
Life Sciences
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Robert Dimauro
Letters and Sciences
Robert is a sophomore from Waldorf, Maryland. He is currently a Letters & Sciences major, but intends to apply to the Smith School of Business. At Maryland, he is a member of the Markets and Society Leadership Council, the Accounting and Business Association, and the Catholic Parish. Robert loves working with people and is very excited to become a part of SGA so that he can help the student body. He encourages all questions and concerns.
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Office Location: Student Involvement Suite in Stamp Student Union, office 0209J
Jimmy Gray
Letters and Sciences
Jimmy is a Sophomore from the Philadelphia, PA area. Currently a Letters & Sciences major, Jimmy intends on applying to the Business School in Spring 2011 for International Business with a minor in the French Language. Aside from SGA, Jimmy is an officer and active member of Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) and works at the Office of the Registrar in the Mitchell Building. Jimmy enjoys watching the Philadelphia Phillies dominate the NL East and the rest of Major League Baseball. Let Jimmy know if you have any questions (Off-Camus Housing, Greek Life, Out of State Terps, People trying to get into the Business School, or anything in general) by email or by stopping into the SGA office.
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Taha Ahmed
Letters and Sciences
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Elizabeth Ding
Ellicott
Liz is a junior Government & Politics and Economics major originally from Champaign, Illinois. In the SGA she has previously served as the Executive Secretary and Director of Programming and Traditions, and she can’t wait to branch out as a member of this year’s legislature and serve the Ellicott community. In addition to SGA, she is a member of Sigma Psi Zeta Sorority, Primannum Honor Society, and the University Honors College. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, traveling, and eating tons of good food.
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Anton Medvedev
Outlying Commuter
Anton Medvedev is a junior Philosophy and Government & Politics double major. He is a member of Feminism Without Borders and interns with the Feminist Majority Foundation.
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Ariel Khizgilov
Outlying Commuter
Ariel Khizgilov is a sophomore finance and economics major from Moscow, Russia. He moved from Russia when he was 10 years old and he has been living in Rockville, MD since then. He will be living in the Russian cluster of the language house this upcoming semester and he hopes to gain proficiency in a couple of different languages during his time at the language house. On the weekends, Ariel also works at the ERC, where he teaches swim lessons to patrons of all ages. During his free time, Ariel enjoys reading, being an amateur photographer, playing ice hockey, swimming, and scuba diving. After college, Ariel hopes to attend graduate school, whether it being law or business school. He also wants to travel all over the world so that he can practice his language skills.
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Brian Lentz
Outlying Commuter
Brian is a senior Environmental Science and Policy and Sociology double major from Baltimore, Maryland. He is excited to serve in the SGA legislature as an outlying commuter for the second year, as well as head up the brand new Off-Campus Affairs Committee. In addition to serving the off-campus constituency, Brian is a committed member of UMD for Clean Energy, MaryPirg, and the Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity. In his spare time, he mentors foster care youth and disabled students, jams out on eleven instruments, and vehemently despises camels and raccoons.
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Kevin Roshdieh
CMPS
Kevin is a sophomore Computer Science major from Darnestown, Maryland. He is a lifelong resident of the DC area who has always had a passion for both technology and politics. In addition to SGA, Kevin is also the President of the Iranian Student's Foundation and is active in various other student organizations. As Chair of the SGA Residential Affairs Committee, he is open to any inquiries or concerns from on-campus resident. He has skills ranging from beat-boxing to barbecuing and hopes to benefit the University community as best as he can.
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Lori Gjoni
Neighboring Commuter
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Jesse Yurow
Agriculture
Jesse is a senior environmental science and technology major focusing on ecological design. He enjoys growing food, turning waste into soil, and fermenting the revolution. You can usually find Jesse enjoying a delicious hot lunch at the Food Co-Op in the basement of the Union.
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Pam Prifti
Neighboring Commuter
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Minh Pho
Outlying Commuter
Minh is a Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering major from Ellicott City, MD. This will be his second time serving as an Outlying Commuter legislator. He wants to increase transfer and commuter student involvement on campus as well as better communication between DOTS and commuters.
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Marcella Morris
Behavioral and Social Sciences
Marcella is a sophomore Government and Politics major from Salisbury, Maryland. As a BSOS legislator she hopes to further past legislative initiatives in securing more funding for the college. Moreover, she looks to work on making advising more structured for BSOS and the majors it encompasses. And to structure Limited Enrollment Programs so that it is easier for students in those majors to secure seats in the classes they need to graduate. And for the campus in general, you ask? She wants to see each college have a Dean’s Student Advisory Council so that each student’s voice can be better heard by the changing administration.
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Felisha Tankard
University Courtyards
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Donna Ryu
Architecture
Donna is a senior architecture major from Baltimore who currently lives in Ellicott City. At UMD she is involved in Sigma Psi Zeta Sorority, Inc., the American Institute for Architecture Students (AIAS), and the Architecture Student Assembly (ASA). As the Architecture Legislator, she hopes to bring more presence to the school on a university level by not only interacting with neighboring colleges, but by integrating and utilizing architecture student's skills to make our campus a more sustainable and beautiful living/learning space.
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Zach Cohen
Behavioral and Social Sciences
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Jonathan Kalish
Public Health
Jonathan is a senior in the School of Public Health majoring in Family Science with a minor in Human Development. He grew up in Baltimore, Maryland and has always wanted to attend the University of Maryland. On campus he is really involved with Maryland Hillel. In addition, he has held several positions in student-run organizations such as Kedma, CRL, Bobb’s Cafe and Alternative Spring Breaks. He is really excited to spend his final year at Maryland serving the student body and working in SGA. Please feel free to contact him if you have any questions or concerns!
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