Cameran Lane is from Greene County, North Carolina and studies Government in the College of Arts and Sciences. He was elected to represent the class of 2028 in November of freshman year and remains committed to making progress on laundry, dining, and transparency.

Roan is a sophomore in the College, majoring in American Studies and minoring in Women's & Gender Studies. She is originally from San Francisco, California. Roan's work in the Senate focuses on making student life and Georgetown resources more financially accessible to all students. This includes working to improve student experience with financial aid, dining, transportation, club life, and more, and Roan is always looking to hear student feedback.

Zadie Weaver is a senator for the Class of 2028 from Mendham, New Jersey. Her current policy priorities are increasing club funding and creating an endowment for campus-wide social events. She is double majoring in Government and Econ in the College.

Tyler Chase, a senator for the Class of 2028, studies International Politics in the School of Foreign Service. From Arlington, Virginia, he has served in GUSA since fall 2024 and is Vice-Chair of the FinApp Committee, working to equitably distribute over a million dollars in funds. He also is a leader in the Dining Committee, advocating for accessible, reliable campus dining. Beyond GUSA, Tyler is in Blue and Gray, volunteers with Hoya Taxa, and enjoys Leo’s.

Sienna is a Junior studying Justice and Peace Studies, Women’s and Gender Studies, and History. Outside of GUSA, she plays on the frisbee B-team (Go Biddies!), and serves as an organizer for both BlueFuture and Grassroots HQ, as well as for Palestinian rights. On the rare occasion that she has free time, Sienna is an enjoyer of reality-tv (RuPaul’s drag race and Survivor mostly), and an enthusiastic baker of gluten-free goods, especially banana bread.

Aqib is a Senator for the Class of 2028 originally from Queens, New York. He studies International Political Economy in the School of Foreign Service. Outside of GUSA, he is active in AASA, GCI, and the Office of Muslim Life.

Youngsung is a junior in the School of Foreign Service, majoring in International Politics and double-minoring in Government and Law, Justice & Society. Over the last two year, Youngsung has worked to improve internal communication and enhance student life as the Subcommittee Chair for Common Spaces. Youngsung is also the Business Manager for The Georgetown Chimes, a Student Leader in Campus Outreach, and a staff member at the Cawley Career Center.

Lex is a Class of 2027 Senator in the SFS, currently serving as a FinApp Liaison. Lex is also the Treasurer of AASA and a member of The Corp’s External Board.

Dima Al-Quzwini is a Class of 2029 Senator in the School of Foreign Service, originally from Princeton, NJ. She currently serves as the Vice Chair of the Financial Appropriations Committee, and is passionate about financial equity on campus, as well as dining and campus space issues. Beyond GUSA, Dima is also part of Hilltop Consultants, the IRC, and FOCI.

Vincent Barahona is a rising Senior originally from Great Falls, VA, pursuing a dual degree in Business and Global Affairs between the McDonough School of Business and the Walsh School of Foreign Service. Throughout his time at Georgetown, he founded and led several student initiatives such as Kappa Alpha Pi (KAPi) Georgetown, the GU Eating Society (GUES) Culinary Academy, and Bulldog Bowls. He is also deeply involved in campus life, as a research fellow at the Georgetown Institute for the Study of Markets and Ethics (GISME), Former Vice-President of the Philonomosian Society, and former President of the Georgetown Bipartisan Coalition (GBC). Beyond school, Vincent is a huge foodie who cooks often and enjoys writing reviews of DC restaurants.

Jacob Intrator is from Miami Beach, Florida and is a Junior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Government. As a representative from the class of 2027, he is committed to helping improve dining and transportation and improve the Senate’s internal processes.

Angelina Kou is a senator for the Class of 2029 from Bloomfield Hills, MI. She is currently studying Economics and Government in the College. Over the last term, Angelina served as the Vice Chair of Financial Accessibility and Equity, providing students with financially feasible solutions throughout campus. She is committed to making life on campus easier and more enjoyable through dining and campus spaces. Beyond GUSA, she is involved in GUWRA, Quant Club, and FLA.

Iris Cho is a freshman in the SOH studying Global Health on the pre-med track. From Seattle, WA, Iris is a liaison for PAAC on FinApp. Through GUSA she hopes to make campus a safe and enjoyable place to be through empowering and taking action from students voices.

Sahil is a junior in the SFS, currently serving as the Senate Executive Officer. He was formerly an elected Class of 2027 Senator, serving as PAC Chair.