I am running for the Class of 2027’s Assembly to assist in creating memorable and high-energy events that our class will treasure for years to come. Drawing on my previous experience working for Event Services, I understand the logistics required for turning student feedback and ideas into reality. Furthermore, with my leadership background as a Senior Resident Assistant, I understand how to mediate concerns, mentor peers, and advocate effectively for the needs of our class. Through my active involvement in campus organizations like the Rotaract and Neuroscience Clubs, I have built strong connections across diverse student groups focused on giving back to our community. If elected, I will work directly with our President, Silvia Gonzalez, to streamline event planning and ensure each student’s perspective is represented. I am thrilled to bring my organizational expertise, collaborative spirit, and unwavering enthusiasm to the Assembly. Thank you for voting!
I am a first-generation college student, the oldest daughter in my family, and originally from El Salvador. I am majoring in Elementary Education with a dual certification in Special Education, and I am currently completing my student teaching. At Loyola, I serve as the Vice President of Mosaic and an Event Coordinator for the Latin Dance Team. Outside of Loyola, I work at Gilman as an after-school teacher and as a preschool teacher during the summer. I am also a youth soccer coach and a quinceañera dance choreographer. Through all of these roles, I have learned the importance of leadership, communication, responsibility, and creating spaces where everyone feels welcomed. I am running for the Class of 2027 SGA Assembly because I want our class to feel heard, represented, and connected. The Class of 2027 has spent years working toward this final chapter. There have been sacrifices, stressful weeks, long nights, accomplishments, friendships, and so many experiences that have brought us to where we are today. Our senior year should be a celebration of everything we have worked for. If elected, my goal is to help create meaningful events and opportunities that bring our class together and give everyone memories worth carrying beyond Loyola. After all the sacrifices and late nights, the Class of 2027 deserves a senior year that feels special. I hope to represent our class with Loyola’s values of integrity, diversity, community, justice, and leadership while making sure every voice has a place in our final year together.
My name is Kyle, I am excited to help our senior class have a great year. I worked in assembly as a first-year planning events for our grade on campus and would love to do everything I can to help our grade make the most of this year.
My name is Khloe Jones, I’m from Belize and I'm a marketing major and an accounting minor. I’m running for Senior Class Assembly Member because I want our last year at Loyola to be one we actually have fun with. Senior year comes with enough deadlines, responsibilities, and “what am I doing after graduation?” conversations, so I want to help create more opportunities for us to step away from all of that and enjoy being together. I’m naturally friendly, easy to talk to, and always open to hearing what other people have to say. If you have an idea, I want you to feel comfortable bringing it to me, even if it’s completely random. I’d love to plan things that feel actually made for seniors, whether that’s a senior bar/restaurant night, a class-wide karaoke or trivia night, a senior field day, a “Dress like your freshman self” event, a sunset social, or a senior bucket-list challenge around campus and Baltimore. I also want to work with other class years to create bigger events that bring the Loyola community together. Most importantly, I want to be a voice for our class and make sure our ideas don’t just stay ideas. We only get one senior year, so let’s make it a good one.
My name is Michelle Perez! I’m majoring in Biology and minoring in Business on a Pre-Dental pathway. As a first-generation college student, I understand the importance of having a strong community and people who make you feel supported, heard, and represented. My experiences on campus through First-Gen Hounds Alliance, Mosaic, SUPHS, Pre-Dental Club, ALAS, Biology Club, and Latin Dance have allowed me to connect with students from many different backgrounds and understand the different experiences and needs within our Loyola community. I am an active listener, strong communicator, collaborative leader, and approachable advocate who values different perspectives, follows through on commitments, and works to turn student ideas into meaningful action. I am running for SGA Assembly because I want to be a voice for students and help make our campus a place where everyone feels that they belong. Being involved in so many organizations has shown me that students have great ideas, concerns, and experiences that deserve to be heard. If elected, one of my main goals would be to strengthen support and resources for first-generation students while continuing to advocate for inclusion and representation across campus. I also want to improve communication between students, student organizations, and SGA so that students know about the opportunities and resources available to them. Additionally, I want to help create more opportunities for students to connect, build community, and make meaningful memories outside of the classroom. Most importantly, I want to help make our senior year one of the best years yet. I want students to feel proud of their Loyola experience, connected to their community, and excited about what comes next. I hope to bring my passion, leadership experience, and commitment to student advocacy to SGA and make a positive impact on our campus.
My name is Krystel Juarez, and I’m a Senior majoring in Biopsychology and minoring in the Health and Human Experience. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to run for Senior Assembly because I truly believe our senior year is more than an accomplishment; it's a time to appreciate how far we’ve come and remember the moments that have shaped us along the way. As a commuter student, I’ve found a family within the Loyola community through involvement in the First-Gen Hounds Alliance Board, Commuter Student Organization Board, Pre-Dental Society, tutoring at The Study, and mentoring first-year students as an Evergreen. Being a commuter has shown me that there isn’t a single way to experience Loyola; it is a place we all deserve to feel like we belong. Therefore, I want to help make our last year at Loyola feel meaningful and memorable, with opportunities to celebrate the challenges we’ve overcome, laugh at all the funny moments, and truly soak in this final year together. Whether you live on campus or commute, we all deserve memories that will last a lifetime! Here’s to one last year of unforgettable moments and experiences we’ll look back on and smile about forever!
My name is Devin, and I'm a student leader at Loyola who believes leadership should be rooted in listening first and acting second. I currently serve as Director of Greyhound Ambassadors in the Office of Undergraduate Admission, where I lead a team of over 80 tour guides, and as a Senior Resident Advisor, where I work directly with students navigating everything from roommate conflicts to the everyday stress of college life. Both roles have shown me the same thing: students want to be heard, and they want the people representing them to actually follow through. I'm running for SGA Assembly because I want to bring that same approach to a bigger table. Too often, students don't know what SGA does or how to bring an idea to it, and that gap keeps a lot of good ideas from ever being heard. If elected, my goal is to close that gap. I want to make student government feel accessible rather than distant, make sure students know their voice actually reaches decision-makers, and push for follow-through so meetings turn into real results, not just conversation. I'm not running to add a line to my resume. I'm running because I've spent my time at Loyola building programs and relationships that work, and I want to bring that same energy to representing this student body. I'd be honored to have your vote and your trust.
