Brionna Palmer will serve as President-elect. The president-elect is a two-year term, in which the student leader serves one year as Student Academy President-elect and one year as Student Academy President/AAPA Student Director on AAPA’s Board of Directors. This position presides over the Virtual Assembly of Representatives (AOR) Meeting for the Student Academy and will succeed the president on completion of their term. Beginning on July 1, current Student Academy President-elect Laura Hassan will transition to the role of Student Academy President/Student Director.

Téah Segura will become Chief Delegate and serve a one-year term. Among the duties of Chief Delegate are leading the student delegation to AAPA’s House of Delegates (HOD); representing issues of importance to students in preparing resolutions for HOD consideration; and representing student perspectives on other resolutions brought before the HOD. The Chief Delegate also provides recommendations to the AAPA House Officers regarding student representation on HOD Committees.

Queena Asabere Williams will serve a one-year term as the Director of Diversity and Outreach, which connects and engages with diversity chairs at student societies, and raises student members’ awareness of AAPA’s diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts and resources. In addition to these duties, Williams will also bring the student voice to AAPA’s Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Committee during her term.

As the Director of Student Communications, Emely Perez will represent the student perspective on issues facing students and contribute to developing PA student-generated content. She will raise awareness of Student Academy resources, student opportunities, student membership, and AAPA advocacy efforts. This is a one-year term.

The Student Academy includes six Regional Directors charged with communicating AAPA news and information, resources, and opportunities with Student Academy Representatives (SARs) within their respective regions. They work to increase student awareness of Student Academy leadership opportunities, AAPA student member benefits, and AAPA advocacy efforts. During their one-year leadership term, Regional Directors are responsible for actively encouraging and assisting all PA programs within their region to establish and register a student society with the Student Academy. The following PA students will serve as Regional Directors:

Mid-Atlantic Regional Director	North Central Regional Director
Abigail Gunawan	Denny Nguyen

Northeast Regional Director	South Central Regional Director
Amanda Sullivan	Claire Cook

Southeast Regional Director	Western Regional Director
Daniel Toole	JeongAh (Jo) Joo