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!"#$%&#'(%)* ,)'&%&)(#$Desirae Acosta

Desirae Acosta is a Journalism major and Theater minor at Nevada. She has fully immersed

herself in the campus community by serving several roles, including being a Resident Assistant in

Nye Hall, an Orientation Guide, and the Director of Tours for Nevada Student Ambassadors. She

currently serves as the ASUN Director of Campus Unity, Philanthropy Chair for Delta Delta Delta, and

a member of the Integrated Marketing and Communications Competition team. Acosta takes pride in

being a student at Nevada and is passionate about making a positive difference to the institution that

has granted her so many opportunities. In order to do so, as president she plans to focus on key aspects

that contribute to the success of Nevada students. This includes providing opportunities for students

to become civically engaged beyond the University campus, implementing dynamic initiatives that

will encourage academic success among the student body, and targeting a wider student population to

increase and promote campus involvement.

Jake Pereira

When a group of driven and innovative students come together to serve a larger purpose, there

is enormous potential. Combine this with an operating budget of over 2 million dollars, and you are

presented with something incredible. This is ASUN. Jake Pereira will use this platform to transform

and community members will remember for years to come. It is time to innovate. We must demand

of students who are willing to go above and beyond to serve Nevada. This diversity of thought will

allow for all perspectives to play an active role in shaping the association. As President, Pereira will

is the current ASUN Director of Traditions and has brought events such as Big Sean and March from

of events will create a heightened sense of University pride and engagement. Originally from Idaho,

Traditions Programmer, President of Sigma Phi Epsilon, and represents students on various committees

that focus on voicing the opinions of undergraduates in University affairs. Pereira knows that in order

for the students to maintain their voice, they must actively contribute to decision making at all levels

of this institution. His involvement at Nevada has invoked a passion for building our community and

strengthening our Pack. Pereira believes that we have only scratched the surface of what is possible

his Vice Presidential running mate. Together they will: (1) Strengthen the Association by empowering

community by uniting people through Nevada traditions, athletics, academic events and large-scale

entertainment. (3) Enable continued student success while providing relevant resources and lobbying

for their issues in local, state and national governments. Vote Pereira and Bybee for ASUN President

and Vice President. Let’s build our community and strengthen our pack.

-%,# !"#$%&#'(%)* ,)'&%&)(#$Alex Bybee

at Nevada to make us the best Pack we can be. Bybee has seen the is sues from both an on-the-ground

student perspective and with key decision-makers at the University level and with the state. Having

needs to be done to improve Nevada. At the core of the Pereira-Bybee Campaign is making Reno a

College Town: Imagine a Reno where restaurants, shops and coffee houses were integrated into the

for locals and university students to engage in important conversations about the future of Nevada

and community. Rather than maintaining status quo with a majority of local hangouts past the “Ninth

engage with the local community. Advocating for Students: Of course, none of these big ideas will

happen without advocacy. Having served as the Director of Legislative Affairs for the ASUN, Bybee

advocate for students’ interests. A Vice President that is able to communicate the vision and plans for

at all levels of government whose relationships provide important resources for our Association.

have been nothing short of dismal. Having lived through one of the worst economic recessions in our

country’s history, we know the value of a college education. But what is concerning for many of us is

will collaborate with community leaders to develop the entrepreneurial spirit in Reno. Enhancing

programming we already offer by making simple administrative reforms within the organization. These

events. Vote Pereira and Bybee to build our community – to strengthen our Pack.

Theo Meek Theo Meek is a Business Management major at Nevada. He is a proud Northern Nevada

native who believes in the strength of the Reno-Sparks community. Meek transferred to the University

in fall of 2011, and since then has been involved as a Resident Assistant in the Nevada Living Learning

Coordination for Nevada Student Ambassadors, and as a Club Commissioner for the ASUN. Meek is

student involvement by creating the 365 Learning student coalition, connecting Nevada with the Reno-

Mentorship Program.

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Ryan Hood

Ryan Hood is a freshman at Nevada studying Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. He aspires to

be a doctor and is currently part of the BS-MD program, which is an accelerated path to the University of

Nevada School of Medicine. Hood is a native Northern Nevadan, graduated from Galena High School, and

is a two-time Nevada legacy. Hood is proud to be a member of Greek Life and holds leadership positions

within his house. He enjoys being involved in his community as well, logging over 40 hours of community

service last semester, working with local organizations, such as Immunize Nevada and national groups

to better the community to help his fellow CABNR students, as well as improve the campus as a whole.

the ASUN Undergraduate Research Journal for all students. Hood wants to use his ties with the medical school

to strengthen the relationship between UNSOM and CABNR. Additionally, he wants to work with ASUN

Gabriel Golez

Gabriel Golez is a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Major at the University. He strives to do all

he can to make Nevada an even better school through his leadership and determination. Although Golez is still

in his freshman year, he has already gained leadership positions and involved himself many of the wonderful

clubs on campus. Golez has served as a Member-at-Large for the 81st Senate Session and hopes he can use

resources available to CABNR students such as ; clubs, the student center, and undergraduate student research

opportunities. He also hoped to create a CABNR Student Council to give the students in his college a bigger

voice on campus.

,1**#.# 14 0/$%'#$$Ken Brooke Born and raised here in the great city of Reno, Ken Brooke has always tried to be involved

in helping improve our community; he was drawn to running for ASUN Senate for just this reason.

It is his goal to promote everyone to become more involved within our school’s community. Active

involvement in one’s school is a great means of helping improve the institution’s retention rate, and

as an ASUN senator one of his main priorities would be to contribute to this rate by strengthening ties

between our clubs and organizations and our student government. Seeing this school improve with the

momentum that we currently have is one of his greatest joys, and he also plans on getting involved with

the development of our new gym and any other programs that come under way. Brooke additionally

of student money. He appreciates your vote, and even more, he appreciates your involvement.

Rosalie Ferebee

member of the professional business fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi, sitting as Ritual Chair, as well as the

business class sections available, promoting opportunities for student involvement with on-campus

business organizations that provide applicable skills for after college, and increasing support for campus

projects and events through events that promote various student interests and hobbies.

Bryce Warner

Bryce Warner wants to create an open line of communication between the College of Business

College of Business know what events are taking place on campus ahead of time,so that the University

can increase participation and the amount of people becoming involved with the activities that are

provided to them. Warner would like to continue the renovations to the Ansari Building to ensure

an atmosphere that will accommodate every student and make it an environment suited for learning.

,1**#.# 14 #&/,)(%1'Crystal Carter Crystal Carter is a sophomore and is running for reelection as the Senator for COED. As a

Senator, Carter sat on the Civic Engagement and Academics Committees. She also stayed involved in

several other clubs and organizations and her sorority, while still maintaining a high enough GPA to

make the dean’s list. She is running for a second term, not only to make her current goals and projects

as strong as possible, but also to continue to make Nevada a better place. She wants to continue her

goal of making COED more known on campus and making the College of Education a place where the

students want to be. She has already been doing this by constantly working with the new dean, who is

the college with events as such as the COED week, and making progress on cheaper printing for

College of Education students and a College of Education newsletter. She want to continue these efforts

and social life here at the University. Overall, Carter wants to get the COED students more involved on

and off campus, and she wants to assist in making this university an even better place to be.

Jade Mack

If elected into Senate, Jade Mack would like to; continue the Safety Walk Initiative which will

facilitate student safety on campus, give the COED a larger presence on campus, foster a greater sense

to promote the music program’s productions and concerts more on campus and in the community.

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Kevin Bezick As a Senator, Kevin Bezick will strive to give the COENG a larger University footprint

be achieved by informing engineering students of available choices and giving them the opportunity

to voice their opinions to him. In addition, he wants to create an engineering based leadership and

entrepreneurship program in coalition with the College of Business. This program will prepare

engineers to rise up the business hierarchy instead of lingering at the bottom. In addition, it will also

give students the tools to become effective leaders. With the help of the new entrepreneurship program,

Bezickwill plant the roots to put Nevada’s COENG on the national radar. Upon graduation, students

with a degree from Nevada, COENG will be a valuable commodity in the job market throughout the

differential fees are going to purposes advantageous to engineer students.

Zachary Brounstein

Zachary Brounstein is an effective leader and has demonstrated such an ability: After he

he planned and coordinated countless successful events. While learning the ins and outs of ASUN,

he is currently drafting legislation to help out the Wolf Shop, as well as clubs and organizations. The

main goal of this term will be to empower engineers and to build unity within the community. The

academics is in placed, a focus can be brought about concerning the community. There are numerous

collegiate tournaments that the COENG can and should participate in, but does not. When competitions

engineering skills, recognition, and most of all a fun time. These qualities can also be obtained by youth

outreach. ME2L is already established, but if we continue to increase participation, a better rapport will

be built between the community and the university. This spreads a love and appreciation of engineering

Jakob Christensen

Warren James Kao is a Political Science and International Affairs major who has been

student involvement in ASUN to increase awareness of student opportunities and better directly

represent the interests of students. To further student opportunities outside of the classroom, Christensen

will target more funding towards community outreach programs for the purpose of both increasing

student opportunities in non-classroom, service environments and improving the public image of the

Anthony Ramirez

Originally from Las Vegas, Anthony Ramirez graduated from Rancho High School in 2012.

He is currently a sophomore studying Chemical Engineering, but a junior by credits. By using what he

has learned over the past few years as a student in the COENG, Ramirez seeks to implement realistic

affordable engineering programs, such as: Mathcad and Matlab, increasing SI s essions, SI leaders,

and tutoring center opportunities, as well as seeking more internship and graduate jobs. He would

also like to increase involvement in the COENG through a more substantial relationship with ASUN.

Competitive, Connected, and Credible are three words that describe Ramirez best, and are values he

seeks to uphold if elected senator for the COENG.

,1**#.# 14 *%0#")* )"($Marissa Crook

Connect. Engage. Succeed. Eager to listen to students and actively pursue student life and

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as President of her high school honor society. Her choice to double-major in Political Science and

on campus in several areas including the Honors Program and the InterVarsity club. Proud to be a

community engagement, and academic success. She has several plans for achieving her goals, including

setting up direct and visible access to Senator’s contact information, increasing awareness about and

and without the University, and centralizing access to current academic success tools. To promote

connection, engagement, and success, she is asking you to vote Marissa Crook for COLA Senator.

Marissa for COLA.

Elaina Dunn As a loyal, true, and proud student of Nevada, Elaina Dunn has big dreams to further increase

the potential for Nevada and its students. Dunn would like to see the University and community come

even further together as one. She is currently a Member-at-Large in the Senate and sits on the Public

Affairs Committee. She has a desire to keep Nevada students aware with what is happening within our

community, state, and country, and plans on doing so in many ways. Her overall goal is to increase the

pride in all past, current, and future Nevada students along with maintaining the great standards already

set forth

Caden Fabbi

session. He has empowered his committee to carefully regulate the spending of student funds given to the

in civic engagement opportunities in the community, connect more students to the resources already provided

on campus, establish a stronger Member-at-Large program to connect more students effectively to ASUN,

work with the committee chairs to ensure effective meetings and projects are being completed, and most of

constituents to their utmost abilities.

Abby Feenstra

promote transparency within ASUN. She plans to do this by keeping a blog of all Senate-related activities, so

interdepartmental unity between ASUN and other on-campus entities. She would like to create a student-run

board or council of all campus departments that involve student workers in order to facilitate communication

address their concerns. To that end, she would like to put together a Meet Your Senator event at the beginning

to see Nevada join the growing movement towards STEAM. STEAM is a new educational concept which

takes STEM – science, technology, engineering, and mathematics – and makes it STEAM, adding the arts/humanities. This movement is working on ways for students of STEM and art/humanities disciplines to merge

of this movement, and the ways in which STEM and arts/humanities students can work together.

Eleanor Harvison

Eleanor Harvison is a sophomore Criminal Justice major at Nevada. She is currently serving as

Senator for the COLA in the 81st session. She was elected to be the Parliamentarian of the Senate and the Chair

of the Government Operations Committee. Harvison has been involved in ASUN since her freshman year

and has been working diligently for two years to make Nevada a better place for all by being a well-rounded

representative for the COLA. Harvison is part of the COLA Student Advisory Board and wants to see this

board grow to have a wider impact on the college and to have greater student involvement; she would like to

eventually see Nevada dedicate a building to the COLA, that would provide a valuable space for Liberal Arts

majors to meet, connect, and further their careers. Harvison plans to continue to develop the Saving Swipe

like to work with the City of Reno to further the effort of making Reno a t rue college town, and inspire others

to invest their future in Nevada. Harvison is dedicated to Nevada; she has worked very hard to ensure a better

future for Nevada and hopes to continue serving the COLA as a Senator for the 82nd Session.

Quinn Jonas

Quinn Jonas understands ASUN’s role in continuing the progress of Nevada. Understanding

that supports the University by introducing legislation that would create a Community Shared Agriculture

program to directly connect students and on-campus dining options to local farmers and ranchers to provide

more local, seasonal, healthier dining options. Jonas plans to increase the promotion of University dance,

theater, and literary programs to showcase the artistic talent the University has to offer. Jonas plans to increase

USAC’s foreign language partner program which allows students to establish lasting connections with study

education.

David Legaspi

David Legaspi is a junior studying Psychology with an emphasis in research with a minor in music.

He loves Nevada and has made organizations within the university his home by becoming an active member

of several. He has also become an active researcher for two research labs and has represented Nevada bypresenting research posters at conventions. He believes that undergraduate research is a key component to a

student’s development and pursuit for higher learning. He also believes that communication is key. Through

communicating with fellow peers, he is realizing that some students do not know that opportunities for

He would like to increase communication amongst organizations that foster a growth for research, and make

organizational system. The overall goal is to make opportunities known to the public in order to help foster the

to help you pursue the best in your academic future together.

Michael Lienhard

A freshman and double major in political science and economics, Michael Lienhard plans on leading

Nevada into the future. In his short time here at Nevada, he has been named as the only freshman Alpha Wolf in

the Blue Crew. In addition to supporting our athletic teams, he has also helped ASUN by serving as chair of the

Committee on Members-at-Large. While not currently a member of the Greek community, Lienhard supports

and hopes to get involved in it soon. As a Senator, he wants to create a mentorship program aimed at helping

navigate and succeed new students in the COLA. Not stopping at helping freshmen, Lienhard wants to help

graduating seniors get a job after graduation by creating a program that allows them to share their resume and

make this vision a reality, and to help Liberal Arts students past, present, and future get ahead, stay ahead, and

succeed both in college and in life.

Sydney Nelson

An Oregon native, Sydney Nelson now calls Nevada home. In her second year at Nevada, Nelson

is currently pursuing her degree in Criminal Justice. Although graduating a year early, Nelson has made the

most of her time at Nevada by staying active on campus as a member of the COLA Student Advisory Board,

Mock Trial Team, pre-law fraternity Phi Alpha Delta as well as The University Student Ambassadors. Off-

campus, Nelson mentors future members of the Wolf Pack through the Reno Police Department organization

360Blueprint. As a Senator for the College of Liberal Arts, she plans on creating a Student Advisory Board for

Non-Traditional Students. This board will allow a forum in which they can voice their concerns and wants for

the University to be presented in Senate Chambers. Nelson also plans on creating a medium in which Alumni

and current students can connect for potential employment and internship opportunities. As a Senator for the

COLA, Nelson plans to serve on the Committee on University Affairs, in doing so she plans on connecting the

many different University programs and clubs to students in the COLA. She also hopes to continue to serve her

constituents by representing their voice in chambers and actively engaging with students through social media,

the classroom and by tabling. Bring a fresh face into the 82nd session, vote Sydney Nelson for Senate.

Melissa Ung

Melissa Ung is a freshman dual majoring in Criminal Justice Pre-Law and Journalism at Nevada.

She was always been involved in leadership throughout high school and continues to strive for that throughout

her college career. Ung has served as a Member-at-Large in the 81st Senate Session and hopes to use what she

has learned, if she is elected as Senator for the COLA. She is an active member in Delta Gamma and currently

serves as the Director of Recruitment. Ung hopes to get students more acknowledged and more engaged

with what is happening around campus. She does not want to only represent the COLA; she wants every

student to know that their voices are being heard. Ung’s main goal is to make a difference at the University

year’s school policy on the prohibition of tobacco on campus. She wants students to become more aware of

decisions that are being made within the Senate. Ung would also like to provide a service that gives students

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for students to contact and communicate with university administration and get help from university services

when they need it. If elected, Sung will be the intermediate between university administration and the students.

Another important issue that Sung would like to focus on if he is elected is preparing students for post-graduate

graduate or pre-professional school and would like to provide students with resources to prepare and get

into these schools. If elected, he would like to organize a series of workshops and seminars on preparing and

applying for post-graduate and pre-professional schools to help students who are interested in pursuing their

education further than just a bachelor’s degree. Sung’s hobbies include playing basketball, playing the piano,

and skiing. In his spare time, he also volunteers with Junior Achievement of Northern Nevada and as a tutor at

Washoe Innovations High School.

'(1..* .2 3.4%"+*!'0Nick Beaton

Nick Beaton is running for reelection as the ASUN Senator representing the SOJ. As a

Senator, his passion has allowed him to make a difference on campus. He has accomplished many goals,

parts of being a Senator was getting the chance to meet so many of the students in the J-School. If reelected,

Beaton plans to continue building and adding to those relationships and friendships. He plans to take the

through with a mentorship workshop series within the school; and 3.) Raise attendance at all campus events

through increased awareness.

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is to enhance the quality of services and programs provided by the college in the best ways possible. It is

and Alto can bring that voice. Being in the military for 6 years taught Alto many lessons that have served

him well throughout life. To be responsible for himself for those he represents, always act with integrityand show kindness to others, to put service before self for the greater good regardless of occupation, have

the self-motivation to constantly better himself and the people who surround him while helping anyone less

those around him, and to never be so prideful that he could not learn from every situation encountered. That

being said, Alto is a full-time student with a full-time career, a single-father, and serves on the Society of

Physics Students leadership council. He strives for perfection in all facets of life, and would like to do the same

for the students he would have the privilege to represent..

Jeffrey Dominguez

University. This year he has decided to run for a position in Senate for the COS with a vision of showing

everyone that Science is the future, and therefore as collective science majors, we ourselves are the future.

Dominguez acknowledges the COLA as one of the fastest growing on campus, and as a representative wants

to ensure that all science majors and s tudents across campus feel our presence. Dominguez aims to instill pride

for students within our college as well as open doors for other students to discover and venture science the

way we do. This means pushing for public speakers to lecture on fascinating topics, ensuring availability of

college and throughout campus. He has a lot to contribute to our college but will not do it alone. Dominguez

campus and his election would help you voice those opinions. As a member of many prominent organizationson campus, for the past couple of months, Dominguez has ran around campus, not to get to his class, but to

network with faculty from various departments in our college. Elect Jeffrey as our Senator, and your academic

Anurag Kulkarni Originally from India, Anurag Kulkarni graduated from Western High School, in Las Vegas, in

2013. A freshman majoring in Biology and minoring in Business, Kulkarni strives to develop into a balanced

individual and aspires to become a doctor. He is currently a Member-at-Large in ASUN. Being a part of Student

Council, National Honor Society, and Key Club in high school, he has always portrayed various leadership

skills. Now at Nevada, he wishes to reach out to the community and understand their problems in order to help

them by being one of them. He wants to increase the promotion of the events and inform more students across

the campus in order to increase their involvement. He wants the students to know more about the programs

wishes to make this institution an even more enjoyable yet educational surrounding for the students. In the

82nd session, Kulkarni hopes to further understand and recognize the problems faced by the students in the

Catie McCrillis Catherine (Catie) McCrillis is a sophomore at Nevada. Over the past two years at Nevada, McCrillis has seen

that our students are not properly represented in the ASUN Senate. This goes beyond just academic colleges,

our students needs are not being met. Recently, her peers have come to her and asked how to get their voices

heard about different issues. McCrillis told them about ASUN, and the Senate and realized that she can be the

voice that they need. McCrillis wants to increase the voice of the unrepresented students, such as discovering

other options in the dining establishments on campus to help those students whose dietary needs can be met.

Also, there is a need to make sure that we have voice for the students that is constructive instead of doing things

to bolster her resume. Students come into these elections with high hopes, and high dreams; but never actually

Vijay Sathappan

Vijay Sathappan is an ecstatic to be running for the ASUN senator position for the COS. Currently,

he is a second semester freshman at Nevada. After he obtains his degree in Biology, he plans to attend medical

school in hopes of becoming a doctor. During high school, he volunteered 150 hours of service to the American

Heart Association, Habitat for Humanity, and various other organizations. He also volunteered and shadowed

the National Honor Society, president of the chess club, and section leader of the marching band for three

years. Currently, he is an active member of Circle K, Project Duwell, American Medical Student Association,

partaking in these clubs and organizations to help ASUN make a difference in our community. He feels thateach individual student’s voice is important and that he can learn from their opinions and views on various

different topics. He hopesstudents will consider him as a potential candidate, because he will do his best to

make sure the student body is happy and content with the policies and regulations currently in action, as well

as ensure that every student’s voice is heard. Thank you for your consideration.



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Despite going undrafted, Zach Sudfeld latched onto the Patriots, makingtheir 52-man roster. Sudfeld finished the season with the Jets, catchingfive balls for 53 yards in his first pro season .



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