Candidates
Meet Our Candidates
Main Ticket
Isabella Rollison
Presidential Candidate
Isabella Rollison is a first-year Business major with an intended concentration in marketing. Coming from San Luis Obispo, Bella came to CSUF as a student who has like most had to navigate the complex worlds of financial aid and local employment while juggling a rigorous courseload. She’s running for ASI President to give other students a better time at CSUF than she has had, uplifting us all.
Mario Lugo
Vice Presidential Candidate
Mario Lugo is a first-year Studio Arts major specializing in animation. A Latino student from Calexico, Mario came to CSUF to seek an education that could uplift him through society. He’s running for ASI Vice President to protect our diverse student communities on campus and expand the opportunities available to all students.
Board of Directors
Sarah Komiya
College of the Arts
Sarah Komiya is a first-year Studio Arts major specializing in game art. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Sarah has came to CSUF with multiple artistic projects under her belt to further her experience and ambition in the arts. Sarah is running for the ASI Board of Directors to bring new artistic projects to the CSUF campus to elevate the student body through ASI.
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College of the Arts
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Landon Gibson
College of Communications
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Leigham McCoughey
College of ECS
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College of ECS
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Khoi Tran
College of Humanities
Khoi Tran is a first-year history student who aspires to become a teacher. The first in his family of immigrants to enter college, Khoi has had to navigate the challenges of college life as well as gaining independence for himself. He’s running for ASI to help improve everyone’s experience and to leave college better than when he first came.
Mia Muñoz
College of Humanities
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Ajax Gallindo
College of NSM
Ajax is a second-year biochemistry major from South Gate. They came to CSUF to seek academic excellence in our biochemistry program. During high school, they served as Vice President for the LGBTQIA+ Club, helping successfully campaign for gender-neutral bathrooms and fundraise for trans-supporting charities. Additionally, they also volunteered for a local elementary school helping set-up and translate for Spanish-speaking parents.