The Latin Student Union held its annual elections Tuesday night, slating second-year college student Alex Yec to serve as president.
LSU's next vice president will be third-year Commerce student Ronaldo Sanchez.The Secretary position will be filled by third year college student Caterina Dutto.Dutto commented that she has high hopes for the projected restructuring of the organization next year in its efforts to encourage more diverse participation in the organization.Second-year college student Wendy Guerrero will serve as the next LSU treasurer.
Outgoing president Lucia Cruz is optimistic about the new executive board.
"I look forward to them expanding the organization to include more activities for the broader University community," Cruz said.
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