MEET THE EXECUTIVES                

President

Seth Walsh, President

The President of SGA is the sole representative to the administration on issues concerning the student body. The President spends their term working with the administration to accomplish their platform, maintain the SGA budget, and sits on the Student Life Committee of the Board of Trustees.

Seth Walsh is a Senior, Political Science major from St. Joseph, Michigan. Prior to serving as President, Seth was a member of the Student Activities Council (2009-2010) and Senate (2010-2012). On Senate, he was elected as a write-in to his second term where he served as the Association Affairs Committee Chair and then as the Senate Coordinator.
 

Legislative Vice President

Kristin Sanfillippo, Legislative Vice President

The Legislative Vice President position is part of the SGA Executive Team and is responsible for being an informed representative and advocate of the student body to the administration. The LVP works towards completing the Executive platform and presides over the Student Senate meetings.

Kristin Sanfilippo is a Senior, Political Science and International Studies double major from St. Louis, MO. Prior to serving as Legislative Vice President, Kristin served as chair of the Association Affairs Committee on Senate (2011-2012). She was the co-founder of the rental bike program on campus, BikeXU. 
 

Administrative Vice President

Matt Morefield, Administrative Vice President

The Administrative Vice President of SGA is responsible for being a representative and advocate of the student body to the administration. The AVP also works to complete their platform, work with all three bodies of SGA, and preside over the Student Activities Council meetings.

Matthew Morefield is a Junior, Social Work Major from Overland Park, Kansas. Prior to serving as Administrative Vice President, Matthew was a member of the Student Activities Council (2010-2012) and served as the Concert Committee Chair (2011-2012). Matthew has also served on the Dining Services Committee and the Board of Undergraduate Studies Committee during his time at Xavier University.