President & VP

Chukwuka is a '25 from Enugu studying Economics, Mathematics, and African & African American Studies. On campus, he is involved in black student groups and sexual violence prevention, policy, and response efforts. He serves on the leadership teams of the Dartmouth African Students Association, the Afro-American Society, the Sexual Assault Peer Alliance, the Sadie Alexander Association, and the Mental Health Union.

Jon is a '25 from Denver, Colorado. His involvements on campus include serving as President of the Inter-Fraternity Council and Vice President of Alpha Chi Alpha. He has been involved in mental health and wellness efforts since his first year, most notably serving as the only undergraduate student representative across all Ivy League schools on the All-Ivy Mental Health Working Group.

Chief of Staff

Ikenna Nwafor is a ‘27 from Lagos, Nigeria. He is pursuing a double major in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, and Computer Science. Apart from DSG, Ikenna is involved in the Irving First-Year Fellowship, Great Issues Scholars, Model United Nations, First-Year Class Council and the Men's Rugby Team. In his free time, Ikenna likes to hang out with friends, listen to music, relax at Aquinas House and watch Sci-Fi movies. He is committed to representing the interests of all students to the Administration. Ikenna also loves to meet new people, so say hi if you see him around campus!

Project Director

Samay Sahu is a ’27 from Nashua, New Hampshire who is planning on studying Economics and History Before enrolling at Dartmouth, Samay held the position of National Chairman for the High School Democrats of America, earning recognition as one of the youngest members in Democratic National Committee history. Currently, he serves as an officer for the New Hampshire Democratic Party and as an ambassador to The Dartmouth Political Union. He is honored to serve as DSG’s Chief of Staff. His main priorities are to push for the removal of financial barriers and enforced medians while ensuring that the perspectives and needs of his fellow students are heard and addressed.

Communications and Community Co-Director

Jude Poirier ‘28

Jude is a prospective Quantitative Social Science major from Tucson, Arizona. Before enrolling at Dartmouth, Jude was a passionate educational equity advocate in his home state, lobbying local leaders to improve Arizona’s public schools and co-founding a free STEM education nonprofit. His interest in improving student life drove him to get involved with student government, where he currently serves as the ’28 North Park Senator and DSG’s Co-Director of Communications. Outside of DSG, Jude is an ambassador with the Dartmouth Political Union, a SEAD mentor with the DCSI, a crossword contributor to The Dartmouth, a Pi-Lamda-Sigma fellow, and serves on the Collis Governing Board. He is also a Dickey Center Great Issues Scholar, DCSI ImpACT Fellow, a Dartmouth College Jack Byrne Scholar of Mathematics.

Communications and Community Co-Director

Ana Arzoumanidis ’28

Ana Arzoumanidis is ’28 from Glenview, Illinois majoring in History and Quantitative Social Science. In DSG, Ana is a General House Senator for the Class of 2028 and serves as Co-Director of Communications and Community. Outside of Student Government, she is a Great Issues Scholar with the Dickey Center for International Understanding, an Opinions Writer for The D, and a member of the Dartmouth Investment and Philanthropy Program and Orthodox Christian Fellowship. In her free time, Ana likes to read, travel, and spend time with family and friends!