The executive officers and senators of the University of Guam 63rd Student Government Association take their oaths of office on August 12 in the Unnai Ballroom, Westin Resort Guam. Front, from left to right: SGA Senator Devin Santos, SGA Senator Tai-ana Salas, SGA Senator Kennysha Sablan, SGA Senator Ricci Fuellas, SGA Senator Keira Crystal Paz, SGA Senator Amara Austria; In the back, from left to right: SGA Public Relations Officer Brian Teodosio, SGA Secretary Grace Anne Dela Cruz, SGA President Nicole Guerrero, SGA Treasurer Thuy Nguyen, SGA Vice President Keana Ardiente.

SGA President Nicole Guerrero assumes leadership and delivers her inaugural address.

SGA Senator Ricci Fuellas approaches the stage to take her oath of office.

SGA Treasurer Thuy Nguyen swears in for her 4th term in the UOG Student Government Association.

SGA Senator Kennysha Sablan with her family.  Photos courtesy of Thelma Rogers (UOG MarCom)

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They were elected by their fellow UOG students at the recent general election held on May 6 and 7, 2024.  

UOG President Anita Borja Enriquez, UOG SVPP Sharleen Santos Bamba, Governor Lou Leon Guerrero, and some of the island’s senators were among the attendees

The 63rd SGA Executive Officers are:

• President Nicole Therese Guerrero, political science major
• Vice President Keana Galang Ardiente, public administration and communication major
• Secretary Grace Anne Sulit Dela Cruz, pre-nursing major; public administration minor
• Treasurer Thuy Dao Ngoc Nguyen, civil engineering major; geography minor
• Public Relations Officer Brian Andrew Teodosio, business administration major; public administration minor

The 63rd SGA Senators are:

• Amara Beatriz De Guzman Austria, business administration; psychology minor
• Ricci Ysabelle G. Fuellas, business administration
• Keira Crystal Pulmones Paz, biology: bio-medical major
• Kennysha Amber Sablan, elementary education major
• Tai-ana Jae Taienao Salas, computer science and business administration
• Devin Calvo Santos, agriculture: tropical agriculture production major; CHamoru Studies minor

About the UOG Student Government Association

The University of Guam Student Government Association (SGA) was first established as the Associated Students of the Territorial College of Guam/Student Body Association (SBA) in 1954. It became the SGA in 1962. The SGA was established to represent and promote student interests in the decision-making process of the University of Guam. The SGA is made up of 16 elected student leaders: President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations Officer, and 11 Senators.