Three contestants. Questions about Student Government history, research, records, and national trends. Who really knows SG?
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Since 2024, ASGA’s Game Show has challenged student leaders to test their SG knowledge in a fun, friendly competition. See who competed and who won at each conference.
Kaelyn Taveras – New York Institute of Technology
★ Shane Hawkins – Saginaw Valley State University
Leilee Duong – Montgomery College Germantown
Total score: 17 points of 50
★ Avery Wells – UVA College at Wise
Christian Mangini – Merrimack College
Blessing Norvell – Saint Paul College
Total score: 20 points of 50
★ Demi Brown – Tiffin University
Jake Eads – University of Central Oklahoma
Cara Szczepanski – Salve Regina
Total score: 23 points of 50 · Highest listed to date
Oluwatimilehin (Timmy) Mayowa – University of Lynchburg
James Mahoney – Salem State University
Justice Robinson – Hillsborough Community College/Ybor City
No single winner · First three-way tie · 15 points of 50
★ Jasmin Reyes – Mary Baldwin University
Dell Caldwell – Fort Lewis College
Clive Morgan – Atlantic Cape Community College
Total score: 13 points of 50
William T. Rudeseal – University of Virginia's College at Wise
★ Elizabeth Mendicino – Ramapo College of New Jersey
Jeff Schnoor – Alamo Colleges District/Palo Alto College
★ Joshua Cronin – Fitchburg State University
Clara McBryde – Montgomery College/Takoma Park/Silver Spring
Jaiden Latiola – Lindsey Wilson College
Total score: 11 points of 50
Joe Sawma – Adelphi University
Jose Castillo – Nevada State University
★ Khadeejah Abbasi – Bay Path University
Nolee Ana – Wilkes University, PA
★ McKayla Henry – Purdue University Fort Wayne, IN
Carolina Hernandez Ruiz – Central Michigan University, MI
Total score: 12 points of 50
★ denotes the winner.
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