PRESIDENT

Mya is a senior at the University of Texas at Austin majoring in International Relations and Global Studies with minors in Applied Economics and Portuguese. She’s a member of Texas Darlins and the IRG Council, where she helps organize events and bring in professors to speak on global issues. Mya has worked in Brazil and Azerbaijan on microfinance and NGO projects, and is beginning research on women and minority representation in global democracies. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a career in international economic development.

VICE PRESIDENT

Abby is a sophomore from Houston, TX, studying International Relations and Global Studies on the International Security track with a focus on Latin America. She is also pursuing a minor in Spanish and a certificate through the Bridging Disciplines Program in Public Policy. She is interested in diplomacy, immigration policy, and public affairs. In her free time, she enjoys playing the NYT minigames, trying new breakfast spots, and attending concerts.

DIRECTOR OF CLIMATE ACTION AND COMMUNICATIONS

Sevinch is a junior at the University of Texas at Austin, majoring in International Relations and Global Studies, with minors in National Security and International Business. She grew up in Uzbekistan and is trilingual, speaking Uzbek, Russian, and English. She is also pursuing a certificate in Full Stack Development through the McCombs School of Business, which sparked her interest in the intersection of technology and security and led her to join the Cybersecurity Clinic. In her free time, she enjoys reading Russian literature and baking. Her academic and professional interests include cybersecurity, lawmaking, and diplomacy.

DIRECTOR OF QUALITY EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATIONS

Keyana Agbo is a first year Government major pursuing a History Minor and serves on the Quality Education Committee. She is a part of Central Texas Model UN, Minority Woman Pursuing Law and, Project Yellow, a nonprofit in children's mental health. She is interested in international policy, history, and humanitarian efforts for minority populations. In her downtime, she enjoys writing, gardening, and research.

DIRECTOR OF PEACE, JUSTICE, & STRONG INSTITUTIONS

Tamana is a junior Economics and Finance major. She is actively involved as a Youth Ambassador for the United Nations Association of the USA, where she advocates for global cooperation and sustainable development initiatives. Previously, she interned at an investment bank, gaining hands-on experience in financial analysis and client relations. Tamana hopes to continue her career in banking and later pursue a law degree to combine her interests in international law, diplomacy, and global economic policy.

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

Jaxon is currently a junior studying international relations and sustainability studies, with a minor in international business at UT. He is originally from Dallas, specifically Allen Texas, and fun fact, his graduating class in highschool was over 1,600 students.