The Executive Cabinet

In ASUCR, the Executive Branch is also known as the ‘Executive Cabinet’. The Executive Cabinet is a representative body composed of the offices of eight (8) Executive Officers and six (6) non-voting Directors. These officers and directors are elected by the student body At-Large, and oversee ASUCR's 20+ internal committees. The Executive Cabinet serves the student body At-Large through direct advocacy to administrators, projects and initiatives alongside various campus departments and resources, and community partnerships, collaborations, and activism.

Mia
 
Mia Rose Tu'ifua

President 
She/Her/Hers
presidentasucr@ucr.edu 

EVP - Chloe
 
Chloe Wang

Executive Vice President
She/Her/Hers
evpasucr@ucr.edu 

VPF - Rohan
 
Rohan Vig

Vice President of Finance
He/Him/His

financeasucr@ucr.edu 

VPIA - Pia

 

Pia Prashanth

Vice President of Campus Internal Affairs
She/Her/Hers
internalasucr@ucr.edu 

VPEA Joseph
 
Joseph Anastacio

Vice President of External Affairs
He/Him/His
externalasucr@ucr.edu 

VPS - Rahma
 
Rahma Ahmed

Vice President of Sustainability 
She/Her/Hers
gcapasucr@ucr.edu 

VPMP - Rosie
Rosie Liu

Vice President of Marketing and Promotions
She/Her/Hers
marketingasucr@ucr.edu 

VPDEI - Tobi
Tobi Latinwo

Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

She/Her/Hers
diversityasucr@ucr.edu  

 

Ann Nguyen

Personnel Director 
She/Her/Hers
personnelasucr@ucr.edu 

 

VACANT

Transfer Student Director
transferasucr@ucr.edu 

 

James Barragan

Non-Traditional Student Director
He/Him/His
nontraditionalasucr@ucr.edu 

 

Abhishek Muthu Kumar

First Time College Student Director 
He/Him/His
firstyearasucr@ucr.edu 

 

Joanna Castro

Elections Director
She/Her/Hers
electionsasucr@ucr.edu 

 

Victoria Zhou

International Student Director
She/Her/Hers
internationalasucr@ucr.edu 

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