Hello! I’m Abigail Dubinski (she/her), a junior studying business and psychology and the current Executive Vice President of SGA. I am running to be your SGA President alongside Pranay Mamileti.
My firsthand experience with the gaps in student-administration and student-student communication drives my commitment and dedication to enhancing transportation services, peer advocate support, and dining and academic resources on both the Atlanta and Oxford campuses.
I aim to streamline processes and reduce hurdles to ensure a more fulfilling student experience. I can’t promise overnight transformations, but I will fight for incremental progress that enriches our college journey and makes lasting change.
Truthfully, college isn’t just about policies; it’s about memories. I am advocating for expanded and updated campus spaces and increased collaboration with Atlanta that resonate with student needs, ensuring the Emory experience is more inclusive and engaging. It’s a priority to show
students how our roles in SGA facilitate more accessible access to resources.
Let’s work collaboratively to make Emory a place of academic excellence and a community of meaningful connections. Together, we can build bridges for a better Emory.

Hi everyone! I’m Pranay Mamileti (he/him), the current SGA Co-VP of Well-being, and I am running for SGA Executive Vice President alongside Abigail Dubinski.
To be completely honest, I didn’t enjoy being an Emory student at first. I felt other schools had more community and resources for students to take advantage of, and I was ready to transfer. But as I spent time in SGA, I learned that many common gaps in the experiences of my classmates and myself weren’t because the Emory community didn’t have the resources but because those resources weren’t accessible to students.
I’m running because I believe SGA has a responsibility to help bridge the distance between different corners of the Emory community. I promise to use the office of SGA Vice President to uplift student voices on campus and build bridges between students and different campus partners to create a better Emory for everyone.

Oxford, this year is not about how good the credentials your candidate has. I have over 5 years of SGA experience and have introduced the most bills among all the SGA first year senators; however, I don’t want that to be the premise of this campaign. I need us all to understand that this is more about how a candidate can fit the needs that the SGA has. Part of considering that is understanding which candidate understands the needs of the SGA in the first place!

I’ve spent significant time working with plenty of SGA committees, Oxford community members, students, and administrators; and one issue that has been brought up too many times is the fact that the SGA has flaws inside-and-out. The justification behind that is reasonable, and I admit that.

So this year, vote for you. Vote for me. You are Kenough. I am Kenough. WE ARE KENOUGH!

Hello! My name is Chase Wallace (he/him), and I’m running to be your Oxford Student Government Executive Vice President. I am currently serving as VP of the Student Concerns and Communications Committee and served as a senator last semester. My work in OxSGA is always undertaken with relentless dedication and selflessness, whether addressing student concerns, improving communication between students and administration, or reinvigorating OxSGA’s efficiency. I’ve seen our Student Government lack timeliness and decisiveness when addressing urgent student issues, and I seek to restore this efficiency to OxSGA for the sake of the student body we represent. I will continue to serve you with transparency and accountability, always pushing for a better Oxford and a better student experience. You know what needs to be done, and you want it done well. For a year of effective changemaking and student advocacy, CHASE THE DREAM 2024!

My name is Jannat Khan, and I’m running for College Council President. With two years in the council, I’ve heard many views on CC’s potential. I’m all about taking these expectations seriously, and ensuring CC has a leader who gets things done.

My goal as vice president is to bridge the gap between student organizations and the government that serves them. Student organizations have had trouble acquiring funding, communicating with CC, and meeting with the legislators who are supposed to represent them. Currently, AVP expectations are not outlined which has caused confusion and a lack of accountability from our executive branch. By clarifying executive and legislative responsibilities (as outlined in my bill: Bill 68CC56), I hope to create a more efficient organization. Likewise, I hope to continue the creation of new executive agencies. As someone who wrote the constitution for the Belonging and Community Council, I believe that many organizations will be better served by their own community rather than College Council. It is necessary to meet the community where they are at, rather than enforce archaic rules upon them. Receptiveness and flexibility are critical to my platform.

My name is Agha Haider, and I’m running to be your BBA Council President for the 2024-2025 school year. Throughout my time at Emory, I’ve been committed to tackling issues and topics important to me both in and out of campus, specifically mental health and arts education. My campaign, Agha “MAKES” It Happen, focuses on looking at the business school more wholistically and ensuring that all students feel their interests are represented. Through my campaign, I plan on bettering the following five categories within the BBA program: Mentorship, Advising, KEGS, Entrepreneurship, and Spirit (“MAKES”). If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to me anytime via email at agha.haider@emory.edu or through Instagram. I’m excited to continue fostering the best culture on campus at the Goizueta Business School!