Undergrads Elect 2020 ASBU Executive Council

2020-2021 ASBU Cabinet

The final ballot has been counted in this year’s election for the Association Students of Bushnell University (ASBU) executive council.

Katia Burke, a junior, a communications major was re-elected ASBU President; Natalie Downes, junior, teacher education major was elected Vice President of Academics; Benjamin Womack, junior, interdisciplinary studies major was elected Vice President of Activities; and Meagan Mollahan, sophomore, psychology major was elected Vice President of Environment.

The ASBU Executive Council will begin their terms at the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year.


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