SGA E-Board

Farah Suede: President 

Farah Suede is a double major in Philosophy and Sociology with minor in Politics and Government within the College of Arts and Sciences here at UHart. She has lived in Connecticut most of her life, Glastonbury/Ellington, but is originally Syrian. Within SGA, she manages operational material and oversees the Representative elections as well as the SGA constitution. Outside of SGA, she is also a part of the Women's Advancement Initiative's LEAD program in the 2025' cohort and is on the pre-law track in the hope of attending law school after graduation. In her free time, she can be found reading, baking, crocheting, and playing games. And on campus is most often found in the library, more specifically Starbucks. Feel free to come to GSU 120 to say hi or share any questions or concerns.

Rachel VanOlmen: Board of Regents

Office: GSU 120

Royston Lester : Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice Chair

Royston '26, a Criminal Justice major with a prospective minor in Sociology or Africana Studies, hails from the picturesque shores of Guyana, a small country nestled along the Caribbean Sea. With a fervent dedication to advocacy and inclusion, Royston has left an indelible mark on our campus community. Previously, he served as the Inclusion and Diversity Representative on the Student Government Association (SGA) Board of Representatives. His unwavering commitment to championing the rights and well-being of all students inspired him to seek an executive board position with the ultimate goal of effecting a transformation within our academic institution. Royston's vision is clear: to cultivate a secure haven where every student, regardless of their racial, sexual, religious, or gender identities, feels valued and supported. This passion extends beyond his role in the SGA; Royston actively engages with various campus organizations. He proudly serves as a Tour Guide and College Influencer for Red Key, an Arts and Sciences Ambassador, and a dedicated student activist. In Royston's tireless pursuit of positive change, he embodies the essence of a compassionate and forward-thinking leader, dedicated to making our academic institution a better place for all.

Dillon Jones: Finance Chair

Dillon Jones is in his junior year at the University of Hartford. He is a business management major in Barney’s 3+1 program. He strives to enhance the student body’s learning experience. If they have any concerns or issues. He will strive to help them and give them be best solution to their problems. Anyone is welcome.

Office: GSU 120

SGA Ethics Committee

Torshia V. Maxwell

Executive Director, Student Engagement and Inclusion

Division of Student Success