The Student Government Council (SGC) is comprised of individual class presidents and vice presidents, Campus Activities Association (CAA) leaders, along with Commuter Student Council (CSC) leaders.
We work within the Office of Student Affairs and have monthly meetings to plan out and organize events for the semester.
All Student Affairs activities this semester will be held virtually, including SGC meetings. Our monthly meetings are mandatory for elected officers to attend.
Supporting members of SGC are also encouraged to join us if they would like to share their input and ideas for the semester during our meetings.
SGC President
Millicent (Milliee) Okoro is a senior biochemistry major, pre-medical student, honors student, and
proud member of Trinity Washington University’s Gold Class of 2027. As a former class president, tutor, student researcher, laboratory assistant, student athlete, and peer tutor, Millicent has consistently worked to strengthen Trinity’s academic and student experience.
Beyond campus, she founded Within Her Network, a mentorship initiative dedicated to helping
young women build meaningful relationships, develop confidence, and access opportunities. Her leadership is rooted in service, advocacy, and the belief that every student deserves to feel heard, supported, and represented.
Born in Nigeria and having lived in Mexico and the United States, Milliee brings a global and community-centered perspective to leadership. She is passionate about mentorship, educational access, student advocacy, and ensuring that every student feels seen and supported.
As Student Government Council President, Milliee hopes to use her experience, approachability, and proven commitment to service to build a more visible, responsive, and connected student government that actively listens to students, communicates consistently, and turns their concerns into meaningful action. Ensuring that every Trinity student has a voice in shaping our campus community.
Campus Activities Association (CAA) is responsible for developing engaging and educational programs for the general student body at Trinity Washington University.
We work along SGC and all clubs on campus to coordinate events and encourage student involvement.
CAA President
Hi! I’m Viviana, call me Vee. I’m a biochemistry major, Haitian by birth, and I grew up in Caracas, Venezuela. I’m quadrilingual; I speak French, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. I’m passionate about meeting new people, building community, and encouraging sisterhood, so don’t hesitate to say hi anytime! Fun fact: I love cooking dishes from around the world; my specialties include Japanese curry, Mexican rice and beans, tacos, and Venezuelan arepas and cachapas. I still have so many recipes I want to try (foodie at heart!)
Your Campus, Your Voice:
As your Campus Association President, I want to create a welcoming and vibrant campus where everyone feels at home. If you have ideas for fun events, please share them on Instagram (@TRINITY.CAA) or write them on the board in the Main building. I’ll be posting weekly polls for event voting. Let’s make this an amazing year together!
CAA Vice President
CSC President
Idalia Palacios is a Pre-Nursing student at Trinity Washington University and serves as President of the Commuter Student Council. As someone who values genuine connections and bringing people together, she hopes to help commuter students find community, create memorable-lasting experiences, and make Trinity feel like a place they truly belong. Her favorite quote is, “If I give up here, then I’m not the star of my life.” – V, BTS, reminds Idalia that even through challenges, her story is still hers to write and every experience is part of becoming who she is meant to be.
CSC Vice President
“My-Starshia “Star” Glascoe-Newton is a proud Washington, DC native and Health Services major at Trinity Washington University. Passionate about advocacy, community, and student engagement, Star is committed to making sure every student feels heard, represented, and empowered to use their voice.
Favorite quote: “The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.” — Alice Walker”
Gold Class President
Ty’Chell Poindexter is a Washington, D.C., native and proud product of the D.C. public school system. A highly motivated and enthusiastic individual with a vibrant personality, Ty’Chell is known for her resilience, ability to navigate life’s challenges, and determination to succeed. As a Human Relations major and Education minor, she plans to pursue a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree after graduation to further her passion for helping others. In Summer 2026, she participated in Trinity Washington University’s Cunneen Fellowship, where she put her commitment to service into action through her work with the nonprofit organization S.E.E.D. She also was a 2026 Peer Advisor where she was committed to welcoming incoming students to Trinity Washington University. Outside of her academic and professional pursuits, Ty’Chell enjoys spending time with friends and family, sharing laughter, and finding the bright spots in life.
As Gold Class President, Ty’Chell plans to use her experience, leadership skills, adaptability, and commitment to service communities to ensure everyone’s voice is heard, actively listen to students, create a safe space, advocating for students’ needs, and being the support that every student deserves.
Our Voice. Our Class. Our Gold💛✨.
Gold Class Vice President
Hi Trinity! I’m Aniya, a senior and your Gold Class Vice President! I’m a double major in Global Affairs and History with a minor in Latin American Development Studies. On campus, I serve as a Trinity Brand Ambassador for Admissions, and I’m a former Campus Activities Association President and three-time Peer Advisor. Through my roles I have so much love and dedication for Trinity and I’m excited to help make this year golden! Outside of campus life, I love making jewelry, collecting stickers, listening to music, and basically anything pink! My favorite quote is, “Think like a proton and stay positive!”
As your Gold Class Vice President, I hope to bring lots of positivity, spirit, educational support and fun while helping make this a golden year for everyone!
Red Class President
Tyler Rae White is a junior at Trinity Washington University, majoring in Biology with a minor in Bioinformatics. She serves as President of the Red Class of 2028 and is a passionate student researcher with interests in forensic science, genetics, and technology. As a first-generation college student, Tyler is dedicated to leadership, academic growth, and making a positive impact in her community. She aspires to become a forensic biologist and use science to make a difference.
Red Class Vice President
Esther Joseph is a Biology major and the Vice President of Trinity’s Red Class of 2028. As a DREAM Peer Mentor and student leader, she enjoys helping students feel heard, supported, and connected to opportunities on campus. Esther is passionate about science, community, and being a leader who listens and shows up for her classmates.
Blue Class President
Reyna Medina Gomez is a pre-nursing student in the College of Arts and Sciences at Trinity Washington University, pursuing a major in nursing with a minor in psychology, and serving as the Class President for the Blue Class of 2029 for the 2026-2027 academic year. Reyna is dedicated to creating a safe, welcoming, and empowering environment where every student can succeed. Her leadership is centered on building community and amplifying all students’ voices across campus — especially ensuring that shy or quiet students feel heard and valued.
Driven by a strong commitment to service and social impact, Reyna actively gives back to the broader community through volunteer work at local food banks and shelters. She also gains practical clinical experience as a hospital volunteer in the neurology department at MedStar Washington Hospital Center, where she applies her passion for patient care in a fast-paced medical environment. Known for her compassion, deep empathy, and reliability, Reyna brings a strong work ethic to both her academic pursuits and her clinical leadership.
Through student government, clinical engagement, and community outreach, Reyna strives to foster connection, equity, and resilience across Trinity while preparing for a meaningful career in healthcare and patient advocacy.
Blue Class Vice President
Yari Marquez is a sophomore at Trinity Washington University majoring in Biology with a minor in Chemistry, aspiring to become a dentist specializing in periodontics. As Vice President of the Blue Class, she hopes to help make campus life more welcoming, fun, and inclusive. She believes college is about more than academics; it is also about making memories, meeting new people, and enjoying the experience. Outside of academics and student leadership, Yari is a member of Trinity’s soccer team, enjoys playing tennis, and loves participating in community service. Through her involvement on and off campus, she hopes to bring people together and help make Trinity a place where everyone feels welcome and connected.
Green Class President
I’m Angie Flores, a freshman from Atlanta, GA, planning to major in nursing. I’m committed to fostering a more unified campus community where both residents and commuters feel equally connected and supported. Students often have limited interaction outside the classroom; I aim to expand opportunities for meaningful engagement through accessible, student‑led activities. I want to ensure commuters have the same access to resources and campus life as residents, and to strengthen communication across Trinity so every student stays informed about events, opportunities, and important updates.
Green Class Vice President
Hi! I’m Wajiha Seddiqi, but you can call me Jay. I’m a freshman Biology major and the Green Class Vice President. I’m originally from Afghanistan and now live in Maryland. I enjoy getting involved, helping others, and being part of my community. I’m excited to represent the Green Class and make this year a great one for everyone!