About the Association
The University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments Executive Board
The Executive Board of the University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments (UNC ASG) is a group of student leaders dedicated to enhancing the student experience across UNC campuses. They collaborate on initiatives, advocate for student concerns, and engage with administrators and policymakers to voice student perspectives on various issues. By promoting communication, driving impactful projects, and safeguarding student rights, the UNC ASG Executive Board significantly contributes to the improvement of the UNC community.
Term for the 52nd Executive Board expires: July 2024
Executive Leadership:
Estefany Gordillo-Rivas
Western Carolina University
President of The University of North Carolina Assocation of Student Governments
Jahmir Hamilton
North Carolina Central University
Senior VP of The University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments
Internal Operations:
Budget & Finance:
Governent Outreach
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Christopher Bouzane
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
VP of Government Outreach
Campus Outreach:
Jayden Seay
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
VP of Campus Outreach
HBCU & MSI Relations:
Myla Hudson
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University
VP of HBCU & MSI Relations
Mar'Qez Charles
North Carolina Central University
AVP of HBCU & MSI Relations
Social Justice & Accessibility:
Jonathan Coleman
East Carolina University
VP of Social Justice & Accessbility
Graduate & Professional Relations:
Alejandro Ibrahim
North Carolina State University
VP of Graduate & Professional Relations
Health & Wellness:
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The University of North Carolina
Association of Student Governments
910 Raleigh Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
919.445.0494 • UNCASG.org
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About UNC ASG
The University of North Carolina Association of Student Governments functions as a crucial advocate for student representation. Its mission revolves around promoting students' interests, fostering quality education, and nurturing community engagement. Spanning 16 universities across North Carolina, including the NC School of Science and Mathematics, this organization unites a diverse student body of around 250,000, contributing to the vibrant tapestry of the state's education system.