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Meet the candidates for ASUA President

Ethan McSweeney
February 24, 2014

Three students are running to be ASUA President next year. The Daily Wildcat spoke with all three to see what they could bring to the presidency.

Taylor Ashton

Major: Political science, economics
Year: Junior
Extracurricular Activities: ASUA Student Body President’s Chief of Staff, Arizona Ambassadors, Chain Gang Junior Honorary, Sigma Chi fraternity
Platform: Stay student-centered, provide services that we deserve, build relationships with the student community so the student voice is continually heard, ensure accountability and results out of ASUA that all students deserve

Isaac Ortega

Major: Business Economics
Year: Junior
Extracurricular Activities: ASUA Treasurer, Student Services Fee Advisory Board, Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity
Platform: Making You Count; commitment to campus families, to the community, to affordability and to a better ASUA for you

Ahva Sadeghi

Major: Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law
Year: Junior
Extracurricular Activities: President of Student Alumni Ambassadors, president of UNITED, president of AdvoCATS, undersecretary general of Alumni Affairs for Model United Nations, treasurer of Zen Cats
Platform: Advocacy, Involvement, Diversity

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