Maddie Hanes, President
Twitter: @ASMSU_Pres
Email: president@asmsu.msu.edu
Maddie Hanes (she/her/hers) currently serves as the 63rd Session ASMSU and Student Body President. In her capacity as President, Maddie is the primary delegate and spokesperson to MSU Administration as well as our external partners. Along with these responsibilities, Maddie is the chief administrative officer and the chairperson of the ASMSU General Assembly.
Maddie has been involved in ASMSU during all four years of her MSU journey. She started off as the Freshman Class Council Secretary before working as the Associate Vice President for Internal Administration, and then was elected the Vice President for Internal Administration before becoming President. She also served as the Associate Director of the Association of Big Ten Students (ABTS), was the Executive Treasurer for the past two years on MSU’s Women*s Council, and is a member of Delta Phi Epsilon MSU’s Professional Foreign Service Sorority. Maddie has loved her years within ASMSU working with the General Assembly to pass legislation and internal staff on engagement and lobbying initiatives.
Maddie majors in Political Science with minors in Women’s and Gender Studies as well as Law, Justice, and Public Policy. If you would ever like to connect with Maddie, please reach out to president@asmsu.msu.edu!
Email: cdeio@asmsu.msu.edu.
Rehana Mirza (she.her) currently serves as the Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer (CDEIO) for ASMSU. In this role she acts as a bridge between CORES & CAMS groups and ASMSU. As the CDEIO, she fosters inclusion on campus, coordinates DEI efforts and leads diversity trainings within ASMSU. As an advocate for marginalized student groups she also serves on university committees, ensuring the presence of diverse perspectives in policy discussions. Her goal this session is to grow as an advocate for communities that need support and continue learning from the student leaders she has the privilege of working with.
Rehana has been involved in ASMSU all three years she has been at Michigan State. During her freshman year she served as the Vice President of Freshman Class Council. She also had the opportunity to attend the Association of Big Ten Students (ABTS) Big Ten on The Hill Conference in Washington DC, where she advocated for her peers at the federal level, alongside other Big Ten student government leaders. She also attended the ABTS Summer Conference hosted by Michigan State. In her second year she was elected Vice President of Sophomore Class Council and served as the Associate DEI Officer for ASMSU. She also attended the ABTS Fall Conference hosted by the University of Iowa. She is excited to expand her involvement in ASMSU through her role as CDEIO and continue amplifying student’s voices.
Rehana is a junior from Columbus, Ohio majoring in Human Biology with a minor in Pharmacology and Toxicology. She hopes to attend pharmacy school following her graduation from Michigan State and is passionate about assessing the disparities in the health care system using her experience with DEI efforts and the lens it has provided her. Outside of ASMSU, she is involved in Alpha Epsilon Delta, MSU’s pre-health professional honor society, and also works as a pharmacy technician! When not in the office, she loves to travel and spend time with her friends and family! If you would like to contact Rehana about any questions, comments or concerns feel free to reach out at cdeio@asmsu.msu.edu!
Email: vpaa@asmsu.msu.edu
Academic Affairs. In this role, she advocates for the academic needs of undergraduate students,
working with university administration, faculty, and student leaders to foster a supportive and
equitable academic environment at MSU. Her goals are to promote transparency between
students and administration while addressing campus concerns to improve the student
experience.
Genevieve has been involved with ASMSU for three years and previously served as a General
Assembly representative for James Madison College during the 61st and 62nd sessions. Her
favorite part of ASMSU is connecting with students across campus and finding ways to support
them academically and personally.
She majors in Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy with a minor in Business. On
campus, Genevieve is a member of Delta Phi Epsilon, MSU’s foreign service sorority, and works
at MSU Greenline, a philanthropic student organization that raises money for campus needs.
Outside the office, she enjoys spending time with friends, reading, and taking walks.
If you would like to contact Genevieve about any questions, comments or concerns feel free to
reach out at vpaa@asmsu.msu.edu
Email: vpfo@asmsu.msu.edu
Anna Burk (She/Her/Hers) currently serves as the Vice President of Finance and Operations for ASMSU. In this role, she manages ASMSU’s budget and 12 services, along with maintaining contracts and relationships with third-party vendors and university administration. As VPFO, she seeks to promote transparency within ASMSU and build a more responsive, student centered organization.
Before serving as VPFO, Anna has been involved in ASMSU since her freshman year, starting on class councils, then working as an Emerging Leader Intern, Executive Assistant to the Office of the President, and VPFO for the 62nd session, before being reelected for the 63rd session. Anna has truly valued all the time she’s spent in ASMSU and hopes to encourage others to get involved wherever they can.
Anna is a senior studying Human Resources/Labor Relations and Political Science Pre-Law with a minor in Business. When she is not in the office, she enjoys watching movies, spending time with friends, traveling, and thrifting. If you ever want to connect with Anna about anything, please reach out to vpfo@asmsu.msu.edu
Email: vpsa@asmsu.msu.edu.