UDC’s Student Government Association (SGA) formally installed its 2025-26 leaders on Aug. 29. Following an opening processional, invocation and welcome presided over by outgoing SGA President Kyle Nolan, President Maurice D. Edington administered the oath of office to incoming SGA President Kayleah Shelton. Chief Student Development and Success Officer Teri Little-Berry administered the oaths to the remaining officers.
Chosen by their peers, these student leaders amplify student voices and enhance the campus experience through advocacy, service and collaboration, adopting the title of “The Legacy Administration.” In their remarks, Community College SGA President Alana Leonard and University SGA President Kayleah Shelton said that the Legacy Administration will focus on connecting with the student body and amplifying student voices. Acknowledging that they cannot achieve their goals alone, they called on the entire campus community to contribute ideas, participate in initiatives and to be active in shaping campus life.
The SGA plans to host town halls to provide a dedicated space for students to share their perspectives, raise concerns and engage directly with SGA leaders. Its goal is to build a campus culture where every student feels heard and welcomed.
With transparency, collaboration and service at the forefront, the Legacy Administration is determined to make a lasting mark on UDC. They strive to leave a legacy defined not just by achievements, but by the meaningful impact created through partnership, student involvement and to build a stronger campus community.
Chosen by their peers, these student leaders amplify student voices and enhance the campus experience through advocacy, service and collaboration, adopting the title of “The Legacy Administration.” In their remarks, Community College SGA President Alana Leonard and University SGA President Kayleah Shelton said that the Legacy Administration will focus on connecting with the student body and amplifying student voices. Acknowledging that they cannot achieve their goals alone, they called on the entire campus community to contribute ideas, participate in initiatives and to be active in shaping campus life.
The SGA plans to host town halls to provide a dedicated space for students to share their perspectives, raise concerns and engage directly with SGA leaders. Its goal is to build a campus culture where every student feels heard and welcomed.
With transparency, collaboration and service at the forefront, the Legacy Administration is determined to make a lasting mark on UDC. They strive to leave a legacy defined not just by achievements, but by the meaningful impact created through partnership, student involvement and to build a stronger campus community.
The 2025–26 SGA Leadership
Kayleah Shelton
University SGA President
Kiran Terrelonge
Student Trustee
Alana Leonard
Community College SGA President
Micah Hamilton
University SGA Vice President
Akilah Hanson
Secretary
Noel Mendoza-Umana
Treasurer