2025-2026
Active:
Yes
Executive Committee (2025-2026) - Director of Elections, icg8
Position:
Director of Elections
Term:
2025-2026
Committee:
Student Assembly Executive Committee
User:
icg8
Student Assembly (2025-2026) - First-Generation College Students Representative, Admir Cekic
Term:
2025-2026
Committee:
Cornell University - Student Assembly
User:
Admir Cekic
Student Assembly (2025-2026) - College of Human Ecology Representative, Isabella Gayle
Position:
College of Human Ecology Representative
Term:
2025-2026
Committee:
Cornell University - Student Assembly
User:
Isabella Gayle
Student Assembly (2025-2026) - College of Architecture, Art & Planning Representative, Jeffrey Mui
Term:
2025-2026
Committee:
Cornell University - Student Assembly
User:
Jeffrey Mui
Student Assembly (2025-2026) - Brooks School of Public Policy Representative, Yasmeen Masoud
Term:
2025-2026
Committee:
Cornell University - Student Assembly
User:
Yasmeen Masoud
Student Assembly (2025-2026) - Veterans Representative, Colton Cook
Position:
Veterans Representative
Term:
2025-2026
Committee:
Cornell University - Student Assembly
User:
Colton Cook
Campus Committee on Infrastructure, Technology and the Environment (2025-2026) - Graduate and Professional Student Representative, Thien Nguyen
Term:
2025-2026
User:
Thien Nguyen
Campus Committee on Infrastructure, Technology and the Environment (2025-2026) - Graduate and Professional Student Assembly Representative, ics32
Term:
2025-2026
User:
ics32
Campus Welfare Committee (2025-2026) - GPSA Representative, Devin Freeman
Position:
GPSA Representative
Term:
2025-2026
Committee:
University Assembly Campus Welfare Committee
User:
Devin Freeman
SA R10 (2025-2026): Condemning the Administration’s Undemocratic Review of the Student Code of Conduct and Affirming Cornell’s System of Shared Governance
Whereas, Andrew Dickson White assigned student conduct to the faculty rather than the President in his 1866 Plan of Organization which the Trustees adopted before making him Cornell's first President;
Whereas, a key demand of the 1969 Willard Straight Hall Takeover that led to the creation of the elected Assemblies was the creation of a campus judicial system that was independent of the central administration;