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Michael Swartz is a junior from Davidson, North Carolina, double majoring in Strategic Communications and Cinema Television Arts with a minor in Leadership Studies at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ. He currently serves as the Student Body President of the Student Government Association and is deeply committed to student leadership and campus engagement. Michael previously served as Sophomore Class President, where he led the planning and execution of Mardi Gras 2025, collaborating with President Connie Book and the President’s Office to bring Louisiana culture to campus.

As a Leadership Fellow, Residential Assistant, and Tour Guide, Michael is passionate about creating inclusive experiences that bring the campus community together. He has gained professional experience through his international internship at Curated in London, where he led digital strategy projects, social media management, and analytical work while studying abroad. After graduating, he hopes to combine his skills in strategic communication and leadership to pursue a career in digital marketing, brand strategy, and organizational development.

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Oliver Keicher is a junior from ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ, North Carolina, double majoring in Supply Chain Management and Data Analytics at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ. He currently serves as the Student Body Executive Vice President of the Student Government Association and is deeply committed to student advocacy and connecting students with university leadership. Oliver previously served as Junior Class President and Speaker Pro Tempore, where he advanced a mentorship program pairing senior members with incoming students and helped draft a new SGA Constitution to increase accountability and transparency.

As a Campus Tour Guide, ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Outdoors Trip Facilitator, and former Interpretive Guide at Yellowstone National Park, Oliver is passionate about building community and creating meaningful experiences for others. He has gained professional experience through internships at Honda Aircraft Company and Pacific Cheese Co., developing expertise in supply chain operations and data-driven decision making. After graduating, he hopes to build a career in operations within the automotive or aviation industries, focusing on using data analytics, digital twins, and AI to drive strategic insights and improve efficiency.

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Tyler Mastrangelo is a sophomore from Marco Island, Florida, majoring in Computer Science with minors in Cybersecurity and Psychology at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ. He currently serves as the VP of Communications for the Student Government Association, where he leads digital communications and social media strategy to increase student engagement with SGA initiatives. Tyler is also a CS1 Teaching Assistant and Maker Hub Consultant, where he helps students with hands-on technology projects and programming fundamentals. After graduating, he hopes to pursue a career in software engineering and full-stack development.

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Cayce Becker is a junior from Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, majoring in Public Health with a minor in Leadership Studies at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ. She currently serves as the Vice President of Finance for the Student Government Association, where she manages student organization funding and supports campus events through the quarterly funding model. Cayce is also an Isabella Cannon Leadership Fellow and Community Engagement Intern at the Center for Leadership, where she develops leadership programming for the Alamance Youth Leadership Academy. After graduating, she hopes to pursue a career bridging public health, policy, and community engagement.

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Ellie Agulnek is a junior from ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ, North Carolina, double majoring in Communication Design and Computer Science at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ. She currently serves as the Speaker of the Senate for the Student Government Association, where she leads Senate operations and fosters collaboration among senators to create meaningful campus impact. Ellie previously served as Student Outreach Committee Chair, where she organized outreach events and authored legislation that allocated funds for outdoor spaces in the Danieley Neighborhood. She is also a Campus Tour Guide and Isabella Cannon Leadership Fellow. After graduating, she hopes to pursue a career combining design, technology, and leadership to create solutions that improve user experience and community engagement.

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