Table Information
The headers on the columns in the past administrations chart have the following meanings:
Term: the term year.
J.C. P: the Judicial Council President.
Parl: the Student Union Parliamentarian.
J.C. V.P. E: the Judicial Council Vice President of Elections.
J.C. V.P. P.A: the Judicial Council Vice President of Peer Advocacy.
J.C. V.P. O: the Judicial Council Vice President of Operations
Hist: the Student Union Historian
The notes within the chart have the following meanings:
X: the Judicial Council does not have a record of the officer for that term.
N/A: the Officer position being referenced was not yet created
MP: I ndicates a recipient of the prestigious Michael J. Palumbo Award.
IC: I ndicates a recipient of the prestigious Irish Clover Award.
1: Nikki DePersis and Susan Wong served as Vice Presidents of Peer Advocacy from April 2001 until their resignation in February of 2002. Their successors, Kathryn Anderson and Ricky Sadowski, were confirmed in Senate and served the remainder of the term.
2: On January 20, 2022, Matthew Bisner resigned as Judicial Council President to run for the position of Student Body Vice President. He was replaced by Thomas Davis II for the remaining three months of the 2021-2022 term.
3: On April 10, 2024, Judicial Council President Hunter Brooke added two new officers to the Judicial Council: the Student Union Historian (the first Historian being Elijah Jones) and the Judicial Council Vice President of Operations (the first VP of Operations being Madison Denchfield).
4: On September 3rd, 2024, Luke Monson resigned as Judicial Council Vice President of Elections. Consequently, Madison Denchfield resigned as Judicial Council Vice President of Operations and was appointed to the role of Judicial Council Vice President of Elections. Madeline Hutson filled the vacancy left by Madison Denchfield, becoming Judicial Council Vice President of Operations.
5: On December 10, 2024, Hunter Brooke resigned as Judicial Council President. On January 15, 2025, the Judicial Council unanimously nominated Elijah Jones to become the next Judicial Council President, and he was confirmed by a majority vote of the Senate. Monica Sayler was thus appointed as Student Union Historian in his place, and confirmed by a majority vote of the Senate.
*: Indicates an individual who occupied the position of Student Union Parliamentarian before the role was shifted to the Judicial Council on March 31, 2020, by Halena Hadi. Before this organizational change, the Parliamentarian was still nominated by the Judicial Council President but did not serve as an Officer of the Judicial Council.