Marc Cabeliza, bioresource and agricultural engineering junior, was elected ASI President for the 2025–26 school year with 2,751 votes. A total of 6,167 students, 26% of the student body, cast their vote over the last two days.
ASI announced the results for the incoming president and board of directors at noon on Thursday at the University Union.
“It’s a privilege that the student body elected me to be the next president,” Cabeliza told Mustang News. “I hope you believe I can carry out the initiatives and represent you to the best of my ability. I really want to ensure that every student’s voice feels empowered.”
Cabeliza brings two years of ASI experience, currently serving as the University Union Advisory Board chair. His accomplishments include converting the University Union to be open 24/7 and increasing club funding. He plans to ensure current students feel prioritized during university-wide transitions.
“As a first-generation student, I know how important community is here,” Cabeliza told Mustang News on ASI’s Media Day. “I believe I’ve been able to find that, and I hope to be able to do that for all the students who go here.”
Cabeliza is a member of the Agricultural Engineering Society and a co-chair of the ASI Alumni Council.
“I am more than thrilled to see Marc as the next ASI president,” current ASI President Ashleigh Spragins said. “He knows how to represent our student body and will do a great job next year. He is going to find the right answers to represent students and do the right thing with his leadership.”
Additionally, the ASI Board of Directors, a governing body representing all six colleges, announced the 24 students elected for the 2025-26 school year. They are listed below.
College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences
Morgan Oliveira, 384 votes
Andrew Angulo, 356 votes
Garret Gomes, 331 votes
Bella Twiss, 267 votes
College of Architecture and Environmental Design
Clark Stafford, 152 votes
Bishop-Amer Davis, 151 votes
Stone Ramage, 122 votes
College of Engineering
Taran Singh, 385 votes
Ava Marino, 373 votes
Naomi Jung, 301 votes
Jacob Phillip Larson, 285 votes
Elias Romero, 276 votes
College of Liberal Arts
Hudson Kammerer, 305 votes
Tanner Schinderle, 270 votes
Alyson Engel, 254 votes
Scott Drouin, 242 votes
Bailey College of Science and Mathematics
Joe Fewel, 267 votes
Evelyn Jaminet, 251 votes
Bella Santos, 215 votes
Jett Palmer, 165 votes
Orfalea College of Business
Ashleigh Spragins, 383 votes
Sophie Gunter, 291 votes
Riley Marino, 226 votes
Write in: Rocco Trapani, 72 votes
UPDATE: This article was updated at 4:39 p.m. to correct the spelling of Alyson Engel and Scott Drouin.
