Henry Lapeyrouse
Chief Advisorhhlapeyrouse@crimson.ua.edu
A senior from Mobile, Alabama, Henry Lapeyrouse studies Political Business Relations in New College. He previously served as Deputy Chief of Staff to the Vice President of Student Affairs, gaining extensive experience in student governance and organizational leadership. In addition to his role as Chief Advisor, Henry leads Delta Kappa Epsilon as President and serves as Secretary‑Treasurer for the 113th class of the Jason’s Senior Men’s Honorary. He is committed to elevating SGA and working alongside the executive cabinet and council to build a stronger, more effective student government.
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Hudson Campbell
Chief Administrative Officerthcampbell1@crimson.ua.edu
Hudson Campbell is a junior from Hoover, Alabama, studying Political Science with minors in Civic Leadership & Engagement and Public Policy Studies. He has previously served SGA as Deputy Chief of Staff for the 114th Administration and a First Year Councilor. He is also a member of The Blackburn Institute, the Carl A. Elliot Honor Society, and the University Recreation Advisory Committee. Hudsons serves as Vice President of Education for Greek Ambassadors, Historian for Tide and Tables, and Presidential Advisor for Phi Delta Theta. As Chief Administrative Officer, he works to promote internal efficiency and cooperation, while fulfilling the agenda of the 115th Administration.
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Carson Pfeiffer
Treasurercepfeiffer@crimson.ua.edu
Carson Pfeiffer is a junior from Charlottesville, Virginia, pursuing a double major in both Finance and Accounting. His experience within SGA began in 2025, where he served as a Senator representing the Culverhouse College of Business. Outside of SGA, he is the current Vice President of Delta Tau Delta and is a member of both Greek Ambassadors and Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity. Carson is driven by meaningful connections and a desire to serve others. He looks forward to working alongside the Simmons administration to better the student experience.
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Savannah Strong
Director of Engagementslstrong2@crimson.ua.edu
Savannah Strong is a senior from Lincoln, Alabama, majoring in Philosophy with a concentration in Jurisprudence and minoring in Sociology and Public Policy at The University of Alabama. Savannah currently serves as the Director of Engagement for the 115th Administration of the Student Government Association, where she works alongside cabinet officials to strengthen student involvement, campus programming, and the overall student experience at UA. Outside of SGA, Savannah served as the President of the Black Student Union, where she has led initiatives centered on professional development, and student advocacy across campus. She also serves as the Director of Outreach for theSOURCE Board of Governors and is an active member of the Theta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Additionally, Savannah is President of the J. Frank Barefield Jr. College of Arts & Sciences Ambassadors and a member of the inaugural class of the President’s Cabinet Scholars Program. Her campus involvement also includes service on multiple university committees and advisory boards, including the Vice Presidents’ Leadership Advisory Board, Campus Master Plan Committee, and FAC Committee. Savannah remains passionate about leadership and making space for meaningful opportunities that empower students and strengthen the campus community.
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Sam Gattas
Director of Special Eventssngattas@crimson.ua.edu
Sam Gattas is a junior from Memphis, TN majoring in Kinesiology with a minor in Food and Nutrition on the Pre-Physical Therapy track. She previously served as a member of the Lobby Board under the VP for External Affairs. Outside of SGA, Sam is involved in Chi Omega sorority, serving as Panhellenic Delegate, a member of Pre-Physical Therapy Society, and devotes many hours to gaining job experience in the medical field. In her free time, Sam enjoys traveling, with a goal to visit all 50 states, and spending time with friends and family. As an out of state student, Sam has a passion for bringing people together and ensuring that each student feels informed and represented UA, and is so excited to continue this work as Director of Special Events.
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Jacob Bailey
Director of Environmental Affairsjdbailey4@crimson.ua.edu
Jacob is a senior from Carmel, Indiana. He is pursuing a B.S. and accelerated M.A. in Management through the Culverhouse College of Business. Previously, he served as the Chief Administrative Officer for the SGA office of External Affairs. On campus, Jacob is the Vice President of Operations for Culverhouse Ambassadors and is a member of the Blackburn Institute. He also worked as an intern with the Tuscaloosa County Commission through the SGA Try Tuscaloosa program. In his free time, Jacob likes to hike around Tuscaloosa County’s many parks and lakes. He plans to leverage his leadership experience and passion for outdoor recreation to connect students with the Tuscaloosa community.
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Casen Parmer
Director of IT and Webmastersgawebmaster@ua.edu, crparmer@crimson.ua.edu
Casen Parmer is a sophomore from Powell, Ohio majoring in Computer Science. He previously served as a Deputy Webmaster under the 114th Administration. Outside of SGA, Casen serves as corresponding secretary for Theta Tau. He looks forward to strengthening SGA’s digital presence and helping to connect students with the resources they need.
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Robin Reid
Attorney Generalrmreid@crimson.ua.edu
Robin Reid is a senior from Perkasie, Pennsylvania, majoring in Political Science and History with a minor in the Blount Scholars Program. Robin previously served as a first year councilor and as an associate justice for SGA’s student judiciary. Outside of the SGA, Robin is a member of the Blackburn Institute, the Shelby Institute, and has been selected as the Alabama Water Institute’s inaugural Crimson to Capitol Scholar. She is a member of the Carl A. Elliot Society and the Blue Key Honor Society. In her free time, she enjoys pickleball, spending time outdoors, and reading. Robin is passionate about creating positive change on campus and is eager to bring energy, integrity, and advocacy to her role as Attorney General.
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Lily Frances Price
Press Secretaryefprice@crimson.ua.edu
Lily Frances is a junior from Sylacauga, Alabama, majoring in Secondary Education, English Language Arts. Lily Frances previously served as Chief Advisor for the Vice President for External Affairs Cabinet as well as a Senator for the College of Education. Outside of SGA, Lily Frances is a member of the Blackburn Institute and the Shelby Institute, serves in leadership roles for the Nu Beta chapter of Chi Omega and the XXXI Women’s Honorary, volunteers with Reading Allies, and is involved in several honor societies across campus such as the Anderson Society, Mortar Board, Cardinal Key, Omicron Delta Kappa, and the Elliott Society. As Press Secretary, she is looking forward to serving both the Simmons Administration and the UA community!
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Jackson Pearce
Director of Policyjapearce@crimson.ua.edu
Jackson Pearce is a sophomore from Gulfport, Mississippi, pursuing a double major in Political Science and History on the Pre-Law track and MBA through the CREATE Path to MBA program. Jackson previously worked to improve the freshman experience as Speaker of the First Year Council and is excited to continue serving students as Director of Policy by developing and advancing initiatives that address student needs. Outside of SGA, Jackson serves as an Associate Editor for the Capstone Journal of Law and Public Policy, conducts research as a Randall Research Scholar, and serves as an Altar Server through BamaCatholic. Jackson is also a passionate musician – he performs on game days as a member of the Million Dollar Band, as well as with the Symphonic Band, Horn Studio, and Basketball Pep Band. Whether working in student government or performing on Saban Field, Jackson is committed to making an impact through public service, servant leadership, and the pursuit of meaningful change.
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Regan McGinley
Deputy Chief of Staffrmcginley@crimson.ua.edu
Born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, Regan is a senior majoring in Economics with a minor in Political Science. Over the last year, Regan served on SGA as the Director of Policy for the Executive Vice President. Apart from SGA, she is a Co-Founder and Vice President of Recruitment for Kappa Alpha Pi, a Shelby Scholar, and a member of Zeta Tau Alpha, Students Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations, Greek Safe, Order of Omega, and Rho Lambda. Regan is incredibly grateful for her experiences at the Capstone over the past three years, and is honored to serve the UA student body this year alongside the 115th Administration.
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Brody Mazingo
Deputy Chief of Staffbdmazingo@crimson.ua.edu
Brody is a junior from Jemison, Alabama, pursuing a degree in Political Science and a Master of Public Administration through the Accelerated Masters Program. This past year, he had the privilege of serving in the inaugural Vice President of Communications Cabinet as Director of Copyright, an experience that strengthened his passion for student advocacy and leadership. Outside of SGA, Brody is involved in the Blackburn Institute, the United Greek Council, and Phi Kappa Tau. As Deputy Chief of Staff, he is excited to work alongside fellow student leaders to ensure students’ voices are heard and to help turn ideas into meaningful results for the student body. If he can help you, feel free to stop by the SGA office or reach out via email!
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Dewald Jonker
Deputy Chief of Staffdjonker@crimson.ua.edu
Dewald is a sophomore from Pretoria, South Africa, studying Political Science with a minor in International Business. Prior to his role in the Executive Cabinet, Dewald served as the Secretary of the First Year Council. Outside of SGA, he is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and was selected for the inaugural cohort of the President’s Cabinet Scholars. Dewald is grateful to work alongside talented individuals within the 115th Administration and is eager to serve the student body.
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John Barnett
Deputy Chief of Staffjkbarnett2@crimson.ua.edu
John Barnett is a sophomore from Nauvoo, Alabama, majoring in Business Management with a minor in Sales. As an Honors College student, he is passionate about leadership, service, and developing others. John previously served in the 114th Student Government Association (SGA) Administration as a member of the First Year Council and is actively involved in Delta Sigma Pi and the Honors College Assembly. As a member of the 115th SGA Administration, he is committed to representing his fellow students, advocating for their needs, and supporting the 115th Administrative initiatives that enhance the student experience. John is grateful for the opportunity to serve, connect with students and listen to their stories, and make a positive impact on campus through leadership, integrity, and service.
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Katherine Steel
Speaker of the Senatekosteel@crimson.ua.edu
Katherine Steel is a junior from Huntsville, Alabama, studying Political Science, Criminal Justice, and minoring in Arabic. She has served as a member of First-Year Council and is a second-term Senator representing the Barefield College of Arts and Sciences. Outside of SGA she is involved in leadership roles and organizations such as The Shelby Institute, Vice President of the Carl A. Elliott Society, Managing Editor of The Capstone Journal Undergraduate Law Review, and Assistant Director of Campus Relations for Delta Zeta Sorority. As Speaker of the Senate, she strives to improve connection between educational and mental health resources and student life.
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Jaqson Melton
Secretary of the Senatejtmelton1@crimson.ua.edu
A junior from Birmingham, Alabama, Jaqson Melton is pursuing a double major in Finance and Accounting in the Culverhouse College of Business. He is a proud member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., where he is dedicated to leadership, service, scholarship, and uplifting those around him. Passionate about serving the student body, Jaqson is committed to making campus a more connected, resourceful, and inclusive community. Through collaboration, advocacy, and a focus on meaningful initiatives, he hopes to strengthen student engagement and ensure every student’s voice is heard while helping make the University of Alabama an even better place for current and future students.
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Danielle Chbeir
Chief Justicedchbeir@crimson.ua.edu
Danielle Chbeir is a senior from Birmingham, AL, pursuing a B.A. in Economics and Political Science alongside an M.A. in Quantitative Economics through the Accelerated Master’s Program. Her journey in SGA began as a First Year Councilor before she transitioned to serve within the Student Judiciary for the past two years, first as an Associate Justice and later as Chief Counselor. Outside of SGA, Danielle is involved with the Blackburn Institute, the Capstone Journal of Law & Public Policy, and the Barefield College of Arts & Sciences Ambassadors. As Chief Justice, Danielle aims to increase the educational footprint of the Student Judiciary on campus as well as to create a compassionate and unbiased space for students’ perspectives to be heard.
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Anna Punswick
Chief Clerkadpunswick@crimson.ua.edu
Anna Punswick is a senior from Olathe, KS, majoring in News Media and Legal History with minors in Spanish and Social Innovation and Leadership. She has served as a member of the Student Judiciary the past two years, first as a Clerk and second as the Chief Clerk. Outside of SGA, Anna is involved in organizations such as the Witt Fellows Program, Baby Steps Alabama, C&IS Ambassadors and the Capstone Journal of Law and Public Policy. As Chief Clerk, she is committed to ensuring that students are made aware of their rights and responsibilities and feel supported to share their perspectives throughout their time engaging with the Student Judiciary.
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