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ASB confirms new members, elects senators for the 2026-27 term

The Associated Student Body confirmed 37 new members across the ASB branches and elected four open seat senators as the 2026-27 ASB term continues.

byDylan Thomas
April 22, 2026 - Updated on April 24, 2026
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Associated Student Body senators voted four new open seat senators into office and confirmed 36 nominations for the other ASB branches at the ASB Formal Senate meeting at the Gertrude C. Ford Ole Miss Student Union on Tuesday, April 21. 

Corey Kingery, Eli Keel, Paul Winfield and Ryan Ostrowski were confirmed as the new open seat senators. Kingery, Keel and Winfield are veteran ASB members who ran in the ASB spring elections this year. 

Kingery and Keel ran for ASB Vice President, but both lost to current ASB Vice President Trey McKean. Winfield ran for treasurer and was defeated by Jackson Doss. 

“I ran for treasurer and I lost, but losing teaches everyone a really important lesson,” Winfield said. “You can’t only love something when you win.” 

Faculty senator Hans Sinha addresses the ASB Senate in the Gertrude C. Ford Ole Miss Student Union on April 21. Photo by Jack Kirkland

Ostrowski, a sophomore criminal justice major from Nashville, Tenn., and a first-time ASB senate candidate, garnered support for his idea that the university host a spring concert series in the Grove.

“I would like to propose an idea to implement a spring concert series in the Grove to promote not only a selling point of the university, but also to promote the student music organizations that we have here,” Ostrowski said. “We have a lot of very gifted music students and a very gifted music program.” 

The open seat senators were elected through a ranked voting system implemented by ASB Attorney General Lucy Allen. 

The ASB senators also confirmed all the nominations for positions in the president’s cabinet, the legislative council, the secretary’s department and the department of justice. Before the nominations were presented to the senate floor, ASB executives conducted interviews to select nominees for their respective open branch positions and presented these teams to the senate. 

All nominees were confirmed unanimously. The nominations are as follows: 

President’s cabinet

Luke Habeeb as chief of staff

George Monroe as deputy chief of staff

Brady Moore as executive liaison

Evans Reynolds as joint governance liaison

Alexis Ring as principal of academics

Sarah Claire Sypeck as principal of athletics

Mason Johnson as principal of health and wellness

Emma Scruggs as principal of infrastructure and environmental affairs

Jack Turrentine and Ava Olive as co-principals of external affairs

Abby Seney as principal of housing

Josie McCarey as principal of student life

Mafati Bah as principal of inclusion and cross-cultural engagement 

Wilson Engeriser as principal of first-year encounters 

Summer Mocknick as director of accessibility 

 

Legislative council

Evelyn Coon as vice president’s chief of staff

Ben Bailey as executive assistant

Lillian Prather as parliamentarian 

Davis McQuirter as director of senate affairs

Paul Tusa as sergeant at arms

Jess Voge as events coordinators

Vivian Harrison and Rozlynn Smithwick as legislation monitors

Nicky Ewers as campus liaison

Danica Beachy as legislative aide director

Zachary Rifkin, Julia Daigle and Kayt Davis as members of the legislative coordination team 

Nominees stand before the ASB senators during the formal senate session in the Gertrude C. Ford Ole Miss Student Union on April 21. Photo by Jack Kirkland

Secretary’s Department

Hannah Polk as deputy secretary of internal operations 

Olivia Gainey as director of community service

Julianna Horton as director of marketing 

Leah Bagwell as director of photography

Ava Mize as director of executive affairs 

Reese Aksamit as assistant director of legislative affairs 

Ali Petrow as director of programming 

Maria Fulbright as director of treasury marketing

 

Department of Justice 

Sneha Vuyyuru as deputy attorney general of operations

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