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2009 General Election Results

649 SJU students voted in SJS General Elections held April 17, 2009. Nine senators-elect have previously served on the SJS. The term of office begins May 2008 and ends in May 2009.

Activities & Allocations Board
Brendon Murn	269
Charlie Swanson (fall) & Brian Kohout (spring)	256
Tyler Effertz	244
Colman Silbernagel	214
Patrick Niyibizi	210
Corbin Cleary¹	210
Andrew Curley	169
Tyler Carlen	169
Mark Sonkin	125
Jon Ostazeski	116


Judicial Board
Jessey A. Niyongabo	342
Colin Frederick	340
Kamau Joseph	243
Earl "Trey" Thompson	202
Vincent Thompson	193
Joel Stanek²	177
Colin Goodman	159
Mike Johnson	144
Nicholas Novak	133


Student Services Board
Tom Hoffman (fall) & Thomas Joyce (spring)	389
Emmanuel "Manny" McDonald	352
Shafak Samsheer	284
Joe Gair	215
George Ashenmacher	190
Jon Ostazeski (write-in)³	135
Michael Wollmering (write-in)	17

¹Corbin Cleary voluntarily receded to a 6th place spot, and then assumed an AAB position when Brendon Murn was elected vice president.
²Joel Stanek assumed a JB position when Kamau Joseph was elected regent.
³Jon Ostazeski assumed a SSB position when Emmanuel "Manny" McDonald was elected president.

LEADERSHIP

President – Emmanuel “Manny” McDonald

Vice President – Brendon Murn

Regent – Kamau Joseph

AAB

Chair – Colman Silbernagel

Senate Auditor – Tyler Effertz

Board Auditor – Patrick Niyibizi

Club Auditor – Corbin Cleary

Club Auditor – Charlie Swanson (Fall) & Brian Kohout (Spring)

JB

Chair – Jessey A. Niyongabo

Academic Affairs Representative – Colin Frederick

Community Relations Representative – Joel Stanek

Men’s Issues Representative – Vincent Thompson

Campus Policies & Procedures Representative – Earl “Trey” Thompson

SSB

Chair – Jon Ostazeski

Intercultural Affairs Representative – Shafak Shamsheer

Joint Events Council & Campus Events Representative – Tom Hoffman (Fall) & Thomas Joyce (Spring)

Student Affairs Representative – George Ashenmacher

Public Relations Representative – Joe Gair

Senators-elect will take office in May 2008, upon the completion of the spring academic semester.

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