UNI Student Government Leaders

President Cyndi Hovden addresses the Student Senate, c. 1968.

Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG)

1989-1990

• President: David Boyer
  (elected President of UNISA; continued as President of NISG after change in organizational name in September 1989)
• Vice President: ?

1990-1991

• President: Lisa Raine
• Vice President: ?

1991-1992

• President: Ronald R. Woodall
• Vice President: ?

1992-1993

• President: Michael J. Dawson
• Vice President: Aaron Putze

1993-1994

• President: Keith Saunders
• Vice President: Bethany D. Krueger

1994-1995

• President: Bethany D. Krueger
• Vice President: Erin Rempe

1995-1996

• President: Paul Olson
• Vice President: Threase Harms

1996-1997

• President: Threase Harms
• Vice President: Andrew C. Abbott

1997-1998

• President: Teresa Manley
• Vice President: Matthew D. Bunting

1998-1999

• President: Matthew A. Close
• Vice President: Scott Meskimen

1999-2000

• President: Nicholas Arnold
• Vice President: Andrea Nechanicky

2000-2001

• President: Daniel F. Sterenchuk
• Vice President: Michael D. Russell

2001-2002

• President: Adam Briddell
• Vice President: Kellie Greiner

2002-2003

• President: Jeffrey A. Scudder
• Vice President: Emiliano Lerda

2003-2004

• President: Emiliano Lerda
• Vice President: Nathaniel Green

2004-2005

• President: Brendon Moe
• Vice President: Joseph D. Murphy

2005-2006

• President: Joseph D. Murphy
• Vice President: Tarek Fahmey

2006-2007

• President: Grant Erwin
• Vice President: Jennifer Younie

2007-2008

• President: Andrew Morse
• Vice President: Adam Bentley

2008-2009

• President:  Pernell Cezar, Jr.
• Vice President:  Clarence Lobdell, III

2009-2010

• President:  Adam Haselhuhn
• Vice President:  Jake Rudy

2010-2011

• President::  Joel Anderson
• Vice President:  Emma Hashman

2011-2012

• President:  Spencer Walrath
• Vice President:  Ian Goldsmith

2012-2013

• President:  Jordan Bancroft-Smithe
• Vice President:  KaLeigh White

Based on research by Student Assistant Shanna Taylor; Web page developed by University Archivist Gerald L. Peterson, February-March 2007; last updated, April 2, 2012.