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Article III of the ASMSA Student Government Association Constitution outlines the Executive Board. This body guides and oversees the SGA. They are responsible for upholding the decisions of the General Assembly, dialoguing with the administration on the desires of the student body, and maintaining outreach online.
2025-2026 Executive Board (Session 33)
President
Grace Ann Conn
Vice President
Nakoa Beattie
Treasurer
Lisandro Ramos
Secretary
Kaiyan Yu
Parliamentarian
Nathan Grady
Publicist
Miranda Lee
Grace Ann Conn, President
Grace is from Van Buren. As President, she leads both the General Assembly and Executive Board meetings, ensuring that discussions are productive. She sets the agenda for the year, establishing SGA’s goals and priorities to best serve the student body. As the official spokesperson of the SGA, Grace represents students in conversations with faculty, administration, and the Board of Visitors, advocating for student needs and concerns. She also provides guidance to other officers and committees, helping coordinate initiatives, oversee legislation, and ensure that SGA remains organized and effective throughout the year.
Nakoa Beattie, Vice President
Nakoa is from Eureka Springs. As Vice President, she acts as another bridge between students and staff, ensuring that student perspectives are represented in important school decisions. Working closely with the Parliamentarian, she oversees both the Student Affairs and Food Committees, helping draft, review, and manage bills and other legislative items that improve campus life, from policies to food services. Nakoa also supports the Publicist with logistics and planning for the SGA Newscast’s Weekly Wave, helping coordinate scheduling and communications with Newscast's members.
Kaiyan Yu, Secretary
Kaiyan is from Benton. As Secretary, they are responsible for keeping accurate records of all SGA functions, including taking minutes during General Assembly and organizing important documents to keep information accessible. Kaiyan co-leads the Student Interest and Wellness Committee with the Publicist, supporting initiatives to improve mental health and disseminating information through a school newsletter. They also co-lead the Events Committee with the Publicist and Treasurer, helping plan and coordinate major school events for the student body.
Lisandro Ramos, Treasurer
Lisandro is from Little Rock. As Treasurer, he is responsible for maintaining all financial and expense records, ensuring that SGA funds are managed responsibly. He also reviews and oversees club fund requests, providing guidance and approval to ensure that student initiatives are properly supported. He leads the Finance Committee, which manages the allocation of funds to recognized clubs and organizations, and co-leads the Events Committee with the Publicist and Secretary, assisting in the planning and coordination of major campus events.
Nathan Grady, Parliamentarian
Nathan is from Gosnell. As Parliamentarian, he is responsible for maintaining order during General Assembly meetings and ensuring that all discussions follow proper procedure. Alongside the Vice President, he oversees the Student Affairs and Food Committees, helping guide their work and decisions. Nathan also educates SGA members on Parliamentary Procedure and serves as the enforcer of the SGA Constitution, making sure that all actions and initiatives align with the organization’s rules and guidelines.
Miranda Lee, Publicist
Miranda is from Conway. As Publicist, she manages communication between the SGA and the student body, ensuring that important updates and announcements are shared clearly and creatively through the SGA website and Instagram. She designs and edits digital content, from graphics to videos, to promote events, encourage student participation, and highlight campus activities. In addition, she oversees the SGA Newscast’s Weekly Wave and presides over the Events Committee, with the Secretary and Treasurer, which organizes major school events for the student body throughout the year.
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