Presidential Debate
March 30, 2026
LBJ Ballroom at 6:00 p.m.
Senate Town Hall
April 1, 2026
LBJ 323 at 5:00 p.m.
Meet Your Candidates
Presidential Candidates
| Name | Alliance | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|---|
| Johanna Ajayi | Bobcats in Bloom Alliance | Our campaign is built on the belief that every student at Texas State deserves to feel secure, supported, and seen. We are focused on three core priorities: Food security: Expanding the campus food pantry, creating an emergency meal-swipe program, and improving access to groceries so no student has to choose between eating and other essentials. Inclusivity: Strengthening support for first-generation, transfer, international, and minority students through tailored orientations, clear communication of resources, mental health support, and a diverse cabinet that brings all voices to the table. Transportation: Improving bus routes, schedules, and access to key locations on and around campus so students can reliably get to class, work, and necessities. |
| Kristan Marku Beluso | Beluso-Gunn Alliance | At their core, Beluso-Gunn believe that our tuition cost is through the roof - and for what we, as students pay, we should be getting a lot more from the University than we get. The Beluso-Gunn team will use our money to work to improve the outcomes and lived experiences of all students on-campus, and advance objectives and initiatives that reinforce our collective university values and beliefs. Beluso and Gunn will work to create a student-forward community safety organization, who will become responsible for, increase, and intensify Bobcat Safe Rides services, and create a program to host night walks from and to on-campus locations. In terms of academic programs, Beluso-Gunn will move to keep Alkek Library and other student spaces open later, especially during finals season. Beluso-Gunn will also work to preserve academic freedom and promote research and civic/institutional participation at all levels of government. |
| Seth Huteson | New Horizon Alliance | I am running to lead Texas State into a new era as we transition from the Sun Belt to the Pac-12. This moment is an opportunity to rebrand our university and ensure students have a real voice in the decisions that affect them. My agenda is focused on creating a transparent student government driven by student needs, increasing funding to address issues like parking and accessible dining, and strengthening the value of a Texas State degree. I will work to build connections with Fortune 500 companies to reduce post-graduation unemployment and strengthen our alumni network. I am also committed to increasing Texas State’s national visibility, moving beyond the party-school stigma, and improving student safety by addressing gun violence and protecting the San Marcos community. |
Vice-Presidential Candidates
| Name | Alliance | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|---|
| Helen Gunn | Beluso-Gunn Alliance | At their core, Beluso-Gunn believe that our tuition cost is through the roof - and for what we, as students pay, we should be getting a lot more from the University than we get. The Beluso-Gunn team will use our money to work to improve the outcomes and lived experiences of all students on-campus, and advance objectives and initiatives that reinforce our collective university values and beliefs. Beluso and Gunn will work to create a student-forward community safety organization, who will become responsible for, increase, and intensify Bobcat Safe Rides services, and create a program to host night walks from and to on-campus locations. In terms of academic programs, Beluso-Gunn will move to keep Alkek Library and other student spaces open later, especially during finals season. Beluso-Gunn will also work to preserve academic freedom and promote research and civic/institutional participation at all levels of government. |
| Keller Hammack | Bobcats in Bloom Alliance | Our campaign is built on the belief that every student at Texas State deserves to feel secure, supported, and seen. We are focused on three core priorities: Food security: Expanding the campus food pantry, creating an emergency meal-swipe program, and improving access to groceries so no student has to choose between eating and other essentials. Inclusivity: Strengthening support for first-generation, transfer, international, and minority students through tailored orientations, clear communication of resources, mental health support, and a diverse cabinet that brings all voices to the table. Transportation: Improving bus routes, schedules, and access to key locations on and around campus so students can reliably get to class, work, and necessities. |
| Nathan Marquez | New Horizon Alliance | My focus is turning vision into results. I plan on making student government more accountable and accessible to students through stronger and more frequent communication. I want to work towards a future where the university is more connected to the needs of everyday students and a future where unity is the backbone of student success. I want to work towards this by strengthening student organizations, building unity across different communities on campus and supporting leadership development. I will also help expand opportunities that strengthen the value of a degree at Texas State University, including career readiness and alumni connections. As we enter a new era with the move to the Pac-12, my goal is to help build a student government that is responsive, effective, and focused on making a real impact on campus. |
Senator At-Large Candidates
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Abriana Campana | Our agenda is focused on creating a transparent student government driven by student needs, increasing funding to address issues like parking and accessible dining, and strengthening the value of a Texas State degree. We will work to build connections with Fortune 500 companies to reduce post-graduation unemployment and strengthen our alumni network. We are also committed to increasing Texas State’s national visibility, moving beyond the party-school stigma, and improving student safety by addressing gun violence and protecting the San Marcos community. |
| Ana Maria Burnette | My campaign agenda as a Senator At-Large is to form connections and encourage collaboration with the entire student body and administration at Texas State to make our university the best it can be in every aspect. I have encountered many complaints from students, whether hearing them in person or seeing them through social media, and I want to contribute to solving those issues and make a difference within our community. I am huge on communication, problem solving, and reliability when it comes to finding solutions on concerns/ideas, and I want every student to not feel intimidated by our organization or have the fear of reaching out/not feeling heard. I am confident that I have what it takes to advocate for all students and I am open to all concerns and feedback when it comes to finding ways to make change here at Texas State. |
| Ariel Guthrie | My name is Ariel Guthrie, and I am running to be your next Senator At-Large at Texas State University! If elected, I will improve the student experience in three key areas: strengthening connection and belonging, increasing resource equity and access, and supporting academic success. I will advocate for raising the minimum wage for on-campus student workers from $7.25 to $10 to increase financial stability. I will push for greater equity in on-campus housing by addressing disparities in affordability and facility quality. I will implement stronger recycling accessibility and sustainability programs across campus. I will also establish “Bobcats Beyond the City,” a program that strengthens outreach and support systems for students from small-town and rural communities. Finally, I will defend academic freedom and promote access to diverse course offerings. Your voice matters. I’m here to amplify it. Vote Ariel Guthrie for Senator At-Large! |
| Asher Anyiam | When Texas State students shine, we shine. Our institution's perception may be lackluster, but we offer great post-graduate and graduate opportunities, many of which are overlooked. As a member of the governing body, I will be the voice for all students on our campus, uplifting Texas State to new heights. I will promote academic inclusion at every level, work to eliminate barriers to entry, and increase awareness of career-forwarding opportunities. I will use my platform to increase transparency around high-impact programs, sponsor mentorship programs that connect motivated students with experienced mentors, and advocate for enhanced access to education for students of all backgrounds. Improving communication between student leadership and the student body will bring important issues to light. I will focus on students' top priorities, such as internship opportunities and financial aid options. Finally, I will back future-focused programs that prepare Texas State students for the emerging AI & Tech-shaped world. |
| Clara Plischuk | I want to be able to give more support to the Hispanic organization around campus and be able to make them be more seen and work directly with them. |
| Collin Ford | My campaign focuses first on making a TXST education more affordable and accessible. That means expanding on-campus job opportunities, advocating for fair wages for student workers, and working towards practical solutions to reduce the cost of parking and mandatory student fees. Second, I am committed to preserving and strengthening the diversity that makes TXST thrive. I will support initiatives that protect inclusive spaces and ensure that every student, regardless of background, feels represented in academic and campus dialogue. Finally, I will push for responsible environmental stewardship, protecting our river and natural areas while promoting sustainable practices on campus. At its core, my campaign is about real and practical change that improves the daily lives of students while protecting the long-term future of our university. Go cats! |
| Erik Brito | If I become a senator for Texas State University, I will push myself to fulfill the promises and be the representation for every student's voice. I pledge to enhance accountability to ensure concerns are heard and addressed promptly. I am committed to ensuring the promotion of academic excellence, student safety, mental wellness, and a vibrant community of engagement. By improving the facilities, supporting programs, and including diversity and inclusions, I aim to create an environment where all students can connect, interact, and thrive all throughout campus for the near future. |
| Irfan Kabir Zarif | My campaign platform is based on three pillars: 1. Advocacy for increased accessibility on campus and broader disability rights 2. Advocating for broader mental health services & campus safety 3. Advocating for increased visa & immigration support for admitted & continuing international students |
| Jacob Brown | '-To create a New Horizon at Texas State focused on 4 Pillars: Transparency, Safety, Value, and Experience |
| Jamaal Jones | As a candidate for Senator-at-Large at Texas State University, my goal is to make sure every student feels heard and valued. I will start by being present around campus, talking with students, and listening to their concerns so they know who represents them. I am committed to increasing communication between Student Government and the student body and making campus resources easier to access and understand. I plan to focus on better transportation around campus, especially during high traffic sporting events. I also want to promote academic support services, mental health resources, and professional development opportunities more clearly. In addition, I want to reach future Bobcats and help diminish the negative stigma around Texas State, showing our community that this is a wonderful place to learn and grow. As a Senator-at-Large, I will serve with integrity and consistency, making this campus truly for all, a campus where everyone feels supported. Jamaal for All. |
| Jcolby Joseph | I’m running for re-election because I believe EVERY Bobcat deserves to thrive, not just get by. This past semester, I fought for cleaner, safer campus restrooms, pushed for stronger health and safety conversations in the Senate, I’ve also worked with the Dean of Students and Fraternity & Sorority Life administrators to ensure students can have fun safely and responsibly. I stand for transparency, accountability, and real action,not empty promises. Now, I’m ready to go further. I will fight for upperclassmen on-campus housing so students can stay connected to campus. I will prioritize your health and safety, improve campus infrastructure, and advocate for a longer fall break — because Bobcats work hard and deserve it. I don’t just campaign on ideas — I deliver results, FOR EVERY BOBCAT. I’m asking for your vote to keep building a campus that serves us all. RE-ELECT A FIGHTER TO THE SENATE! |
| Jeremiah Sanchez | My campaign is grounded in a students‑first commitment to serving our community. Throughout the campaign, I will present specific ideas designed to improve campus life and deliver real benefits for the student body. |
| Meah McCoy | My campaign agenda is to serve as a consistent and reliable voice for students while improving how student government listens and responds. I want students to feel confident that their concerns are heard and taken seriously. I will work to make student government more approachable by encouraging regular feedback and clearer communication about decisions that affect daily student life. I am committed to advocating for the improvement of student involvement across campus. My goal is to help build trust between students and their representatives so student government reflects the realities and priorities of the people it serves. |
| Noah Hendrix | My mission is to unite our campus by empowering the students I serve and ensuring every voice has a place at the table. My goal is to bring purpose driven leadership that strengthens transparency, safety, value, and the overall student experience at Texas State. I am committed to advancing transparency through accessible student forums, clearer budget communication, and stronger student representation. I will advocate for enhanced campus safety through expanded lighting, study-focused spaces, and proactive education initiatives. To increase student value, I will support stronger alumni connections, career readiness programming, expanded advising access, and improved pathways to internships and professional development. Finally, I will work to elevate the student experience by strengthening campus traditions, improving transportation and parking advocacy, and supporting collaborative, cross-organizational events. |
| Rebekah Phillips | My campaign Agenda will have a priority focus on Environmental Policy. I hope to increase native plants, make better waste disposal for animals on campus, and create more outdoor areas for students to enjoy. San Marcos scenery is what refreshes so many students days and makes San Marcos special; let’s keep it that way! |
| Shanti Iglehart | I want to bring in more guest speakers for different majors. I want to try and help to add more bus loops around campus. I want to host more job fairs for specific majors and I want them to happen more than just once during the year. I want to work on SLAC expansion and bringing more people to smaller sports events |
| Tatiana Molina | Allow students to participate in community service events to pay off parking tickets. Improve signage at parking lots. Permanent bus stop signage. Increased number of campus maps around campus. |
Senatorial Candidates - Applied Arts
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Ava Puente | My name is Ava Puente, and I am a Criminal Justice major and active member of Alpha Delta Pi. I am running for College of Applied Arts Senator to be a strong voice for the student body while promoting a safer and more engaged campus community. If elected, I will advocate for enhanced health and safety education, increased campus engagement opportunities, and improved student wellbeing through expanded mental health resources and initiatives. I will work closely with students and administration to ensure student concerns are heard and addressed effectively. My goal is to foster a campus environment where students feel supported, connected, and empowered to succeed. I promise to serve with integrity, dedication, and compassion. |
| Carey Cranor | I would like to see the student’s rights enshrined and that they be granted more protections and rights by the university. |
| Naomi Suez | As the Senator of the College of Applied Arts, I plan to improve the state of Hines Academic Center. The building is run down, and numerous students have issued complaints about problems with the A.C. so I will do my best to help resolve those issues. Furthermore, I will create more availability for all students to reach out to me with suggestions of what they would like to see changed within our college. |
| Nicole Faulkner | I am running for student senator to be a strong voice for Texas State students and help improve everyday campus life. I believe students should be heard when decisions are made that affect us. Some of the biggest concerns I hear are parking challenges, limited spaces, and the need for more reliable shuttle services so getting to class is less stressful. I also want to improve communication between students and the university so information is clear and accessible. Another important goal of mine is encouraging more students to get involved on campus, whether through student organizations, events, or student government. As a senator, I will listen, represent student concerns, and work toward changes that make Texas State a better experience for everyone. |
Senatorial Candidates - Business
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Carlos Diaz-Torres | As a candidate for McCoy College Senator, I’m running because I care deeply about building a community where every student feels valued, connected, and empowered. I believe leadership is about listening first. I want to be present in classrooms, student org meetings, and everyday conversations so your ideas and concerns directly shape what we advocate for. As someone passionate about finance, leadership, and student growth, I understand how important it is to graduate not just with a degree, but with real opportunities. I will push for stronger alumni engagement, expanded networking events, and practical workshops that help students build confidence in interviews, internships, and professional settings. Transparency and accountability will define my leadership. I will communicate clearly about decisions, budgets, and initiatives so you always know what is being done on your behalf. McCoy College is full of driven, talented students. I’m ready to serve with energy, integrity, and purpose, turning student voices into meaningful action. |
| Murshida Shabab | I intend to work with the dining hall committee and dining services to improve the dining options and reduce cross contamination to better serve individuals who have dietary restrictions. This includes vegetarian, halal, or even restrictions due to allergic requirements. This would also enable me to improve connectivity between various student bodies like the international students and niche communities in general. Providing accessibility to all students on campus is key to inclusivity in my opinion and working with the ISSS office as well as the dining committee would greatly serve this purpose. |
| Natali Molina | Extend SLAC sessions to virtual appointments. Improve pre-law student opportunities and recognition. In person advising for Mccoy business students. Mccoy mock interview office. Mccoy alumni talks. |
Senatorial Candidates - Education
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Alexa Lubanga | Advocacy is something I am passionate about and is important to me. I am excited to have the opportunity hear the many voices of students in the College of Education and represent them in the places that we are absent. I am also very passionate about education. I believe my peers are too, as we are all pursuing a degree in the field of education. Because of this common interest and love for education I believe that the members of the College of Education have the ability to shift the academic climate of our university, positively. I hope that as a college we can become leaders at Texas State and serve as reminders that Texas State started as a teaching college! It is also important to me to represent those whose major falls in the College of Education that do not feel as connected to their college such as those pursuing ESS. I know that I have much to learn about the members of the College of Education, but my passion for education and advocacy , and, my willingness to learn set me up for success in any endeavor. |
| Edwin Jahir Escamilla Flores | My name is Edwin Jahir Escamilla Flores, and I am running to represent the College of Education because I believe student government must be rooted in three principles: empowerment, solidarity, and communication. My main priority is gathering input from students across all spectrums to understand the concerns and goals that exist. From there, I aim to help synthesize a collective language that leaves no student alienated. I am committed to being present not just in student government meetings but throughout the college wherever my advocacy is needed, while emphasizing respect and professionalism. I’ll work to strengthen collaboration between student organizations, student government, and the Faculty Senate, especially on issues like academic freedom and programming. I will also stay informed on TXST, state, and federal policies affecting students and work tirelessly to expand internships and job opportunities. Overall, I am running to create a culture of transparency, justice, and respect—where, again, no student is alienated. |
| Kate Krupczak | My goal as college of education senator would be to focus on networking with our college of education organizations to make them more known. As well as work on providing better resources for underclassmen students who are not “officially” in the college of education yet but still provide better communication and networking opportunities for them to know about all the different clubs and honor societies there is to offer within the college of education early on as well as answer questions regarding things like residency versus student teaching and so forth. I plan on improving these things by collaborating with college of education professors and updating all the information boards within the hallways of each floor of the education building. |
| Pedro Bernal | As a candidate for senate of education re-election, my agenda is to ensure students are aware of academic needs given by departments and advisors to ensure full path to graduate. I will advocate for clear transparent communication between students, faculty, and administration as communication gaps about clinical teaching placements, certification deadlines, and graduation requirements often create unnecessary stress. I will provide monthly updates summarizing issues at hand with college meetings, policy changes, and important dates, so students are not left searching for answers. I plan to host brief listening sessions each semester to gather feedback on field placement communication, course Scheduling and Exam preparation resources. I will organize these concerns and present them directly to administrators with practical solutions. I also will advocate for clearer advising pathways, especially for transfer students and those pursing alternative certification routes. Academic success highly depends on transparency and access to the right resources at all time. My goal is to ensure Consistent communications, accurate information, and steady advocacy is ensured to every student feel informed, supported, and prepared for success. |
Senatorial Candidates - Fine Art & Communication
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Anthony Flores | Texas State’s transition from the Sun Belt Conference to the Pac-12 presents a unique opportunity to redefine the university’s identity and future. I aim to amplify the student body’s voice by creating a more transparent, student-driven government. Key priorities include securing increased funding to better address student needs such as parking and accessible dining, strengthening the value of a Texas State degree through partnerships with Fortune 500 companies, and building a stronger alumni network. I also seek to elevate Texas State’s national reputation, move beyond the party-school reputation, and address gun violence to improve student safety. |
| Emily Villanueva | My goal is to advocate for the students at Texas State University. I want to help expand more accessible online education for students, better campus living, and the safety and transportation options. My overall goal is to make sure our Bobcat community feels heard, safe, and supported throughout their time at Texas State and beyond. |
| Enrique Lara | Student government is more visible than ever, and the student body is expecting more out of our members. As a senator, I will capture this movement and continue advocating for students and their opinions while continuing to build on student government's image. Alongside that, I will build legislation on supporting campus sustainability through partnerships with sustainability organizations and the university. With this, I hope to expand this reach to students living on campus. Specifically, I want to expand easy, accessible recycling availability to all dorms across campus as well as extend the enrichment of public spaces through additional stations for pet waste disposal and walking trails. Our actions affect all students, but I hope to make quality-of-life uniquely special to Texas State for on-campus students as the population continues to grow. It’s a great time to be a Bobcat! |
| Mia Ocanas | As a candidate for Senator for the College of Fine Arts and Communication at Texas State University, my priority is simple: students deserve a voice, meaningful opportunities, and strong representation. I am committed to actively listening to student concerns and ensuring their ideas are brought directly to Student Government. Every student in our college should feel heard, informed, and supported. I will advocate for expanded professional development opportunities, increased awareness of internships and scholarships, and clearer communication about campus resources and events. Our college is filled with creative and driven students, and we deserve leadership that reflects that energy. Above all, I will serve as a transparent and dependable representative who prioritizes student voices and works to create opportunities for everyone. |
| Christin White | I am passionate about continuing to work with student government to implement more legislation and policies that will benefit students, staff, and faculty. I love putting student success at the forefront of my work, and I believe that we can do more together to improve our campus. |
Senatorial Candidates - Health Professions
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Aidan Edwards | My stutter has shaped how I see leadership. It taught me how it feels to not always be heard, even when you have something important to say. Because of this, my campaign focuses on making sure every student’s voice matters. I want to create better campus events by starting with student input. Instead of guessing what students want, I will push for regular surveys, open forums, and direct feedback so events reflect real interests and needs. I will also advocate for stronger mental health support and more inclusive spaces where students feel comfortable speaking up, whether in class, in organizations, or in Student Government. My goal is simple: listen first, act second, and build a campus where students feel seen, heard, and represented. |
| Jordan Novell | As Health Professions Senator, I will focus on academic support, professional readiness, and student well-being. I will advocate for expanded tutoring and structured study groups for challenging science courses, along with increased access to MCAT, DAT, TEAS, and GRE prep resources. I plan to improve communication about internships, shadowing, and volunteer opportunities by creating a centralized information hub for students. Mental health is also a priority. Health majors face high stress, so I will push for wellness workshops and stronger promotion of counseling services during exam periods. Additionally, I will work to increase awareness of scholarships and ensure clearer communication about program costs and fees. Most importantly, I will hold regular listening sessions and provide updates so Health Professions students feel informed, supported, and genuinely represented. |
Senatorial Candidates - Liberal Arts
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Alexzandra Lopez | My campaign is centered on representation, transparency, and opportunity. Every student deserves to feel heard, supported, and connected to the Texas State community. I want to strengthen communication between Student Government and the student body so that decisions reflect what students actually need. I will advocate for increased awareness of campus resources, stronger support for student organizations, and more opportunities for involvement that build community. Whether a student is in their first semester or their last, commuter or resident, everyone should have access to the same information and chances to succeed. By listening first and leading with integrity, I hope to help create a campus experience where students feel empowered, valued, and proud to be Bobcats. |
| Ashlynne Reynolds | As a student senator, I plan to work with the transportation and parking committee to add parking counters to our parking garages. In addition, I plan to partner with the dean of the liberal arts College to address any issues within the liberal arts department and provide liberal arts students with more networking opportunities. In addition, campus safety is important to me and I hope to make Texas State a safer, better place. |
| Cohen Almonte-Wood | My goal running for the Senator of Liberal Arts is to guarantee students have real choice in the decisions made to shape their educational journey. I plan to advocate for stronger academic transparency and involvement, pushing for clearer communication about curriculum changes and course availability so students can be aware and ready to plan for future semesters and graduation. I am committed to expanding on and showcasing the importance of internships in the Liberal Arts field that truly show their real world value, specifically in government, policy, research and non-profit fields. I will work across all departments to promote funding and representation. Primarily I will prioritize accessibility and accountability by gathering student feedback and bringing concerns to the Senate to make a real and noticeable difference. My goal is leadership through community and communication, to create measurable results for all Liberal Arts students at Texas State University. |
| Delilah Lopez | My campaign is rooted in strengthening the Liberal Arts community through representation, and meaningful student engagement. I am committed to expanding academic support resources, promoting inclusive campus programming, and elevating student voices in decisions that shape our learning environment. I will work to improve awareness of internship, research, and professional development opportunities so Liberal Arts students are prepared for life beyond Texas State. I will also champion initiatives that enhance campus belonging, from cultural events to mental‑health‑centered programming. Above all, I will serve with integrity, consistency, and a genuine commitment to listening. As your senator, I will ensure that the diverse perspectives within the College of Liberal Arts are not only heard but actively reflected in Student Government action. |
| Emiliano Gonzale | My campaign agenda would center and focus on acting as a pillar for concerns of the student body. As a student senator, I will prioritize students’ needs and ensure they are communicated and legitimized. Often times students struggle with access to resources and support services while juggling employment and rigorous coursework. Personal responsibilities and actions of the university administration can leave students with a sense of helplessness that translates into their schoolwork. I aim to promote transparency in student government by helping students to better understand how they can become involved to enhance their overall experience at Texas State. Through collaborations between students, campus leaders, and the university, we can work toward student-centered solutions to achieve shared goals. My goal is to represent our student body with honesty, collaboration, and a dedication for achievable change |
Senatorial Candidates - Science & Engineering
| Name | Campaign Agenda |
|---|---|
| Alexandra Gilmore | As Senator of the College of Science and Engineering, I will first advocate for stronger communication between students and faculty by having open dialogue and open forums to create a transparent relationship between both parties. I am committed to addressing the shortage of study spaces by working with administration to expand study space for students in the college of science and engineering. To support career readiness, I will push for increased mentorship programs that connect students with industry mentors strengthening the post graduation pipeline. I'll also push to increase awareness of research opportunities by forming alliances with campus groups. My goal is to ensure students feel heard, supported, and ready for their present and future. |
| Ashley Caba | As a candidate, I want to put an emphasis on improving academic opportunities for students apart of the college of science and engineering. I will advocate for easier access to healthcare resources including condoms, Plan B, and expanded access to pads and tampons. I strongly want to push for more guest speakers, especially alumni who have been a part of the science and engineering, healthcare, and tech majors. I would like to step away from the “party school” stigma by updating the Texas State website with helpful information about the academic opportunities and really bring attention to the research done by Texas State professors. Additionally, I would like to advocate for improved campus environment and safety by prioritizing sustainable solar powered infrastructure across along common pathways on campus, additional trashcans in areas where littering is common, and required freshman advisor check ins for academic support in struggling students. |
| Belle Porth | As senator of the STEM College, I want to highlight the Financial Aid opportunities within our college, ensure all areas of STEM are represented and showcased at TXST and highlight the hard-working women in STEM fields of our university. |
| Enzo Taverna | I will try to promote the explanation of the engineering and science to their own specific colleges. More selection of majors in the science and engineering college. I want to allow more available study spaces for engineering students with more whiteboards. More student involvement in engineering along with more specific clubs for more participation. |
| Seth Lynch | I want to bring benefits specifically to the school of engineering. Promoting safety, affordable dining options, increase employment post-graduation and more. For the whole university I am advocating for cheaper off campus housing and more efficient use of commuting assets. |