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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 24, 2009

Decatur resident elected 2009-10 SGA president at Birmingham-Southern

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—The Birmingham-Southern College Student Government Association has elected officers and representatives to lead the campus governing body during the 2009-10 academic year.

Will Breland of Decatur is the college's SGA president beginning fall 2009. Breland is a junior history major and the son of David and Drama Breland. He is a graduate of Decatur High School.

Other students elected as executive officers are Mary Catherine McAnnally, a junior English major from Mountain Brook and the daughter of Sid and April McAnnally, 1st vice president; Lee Hopf, a junior English major from Warner Robins, Ga., and the son of Michael and Melinda Hopf, 2nd vice president; Ben Odendahl, a junior political science major from Hampton Cove and the son of Donald and Kathy Odendahl, secretary; and Amy Sessions, a sophomore biology major from Grand Bay and the daughter of Lee and Elizabeth Sessions, treasurer.

BSC students elected as SGA representatives for the 2009-10 academic year, listed by hometown and position, are:

ANNISTON: Faith Dorn, an elementary/collaborative education major, sophomore representative.

BIRMINGHAM Area:

Bessemer Cut-Off: Kate LeCroy, a biology major, sophomore representative.

Hoover/Vestavia: Kriti Mishra, a business administration major from Hoover, commuter representative; Avani Patel, an accounting major from Vestavia, commuter representative; and Ashley Rhea, a political science major from Vestavia, junior representative.

BATON ROUGE, LA.: Rebecca Broussard, a business administration major, sophomore representative.

DAPHNE: Amy Monroe, an undeclared major, senior representative.

DECATUR: Zach Guyse, a history major, men's dorm representative.

FAIRHOPE: Morgan Sanders, a business administration major, apartment representative.

GUNTERSVILLE: Hillary Beard, a biology major, women's dorm representative.

HUNTSVILLE: John Michael Chappell, a theatre arts major, fraternity row representative; and Meredith Ervin of Hampton Cove, an undeclared major, senior representative.

JACKSON, MISS.: Camille Cannada, an undeclared major, women's dorm representative.

KNOXVILLE, TENN.: Reed Kramer, an undeclared major, junior representative.

MOBILE: Brenna McGee, an undeclared major, townhouse representative.

NEWBURGH, IN: Taylor Binyon, a biology major, men's dorm representative.

ONEONTA: Jordan Jackson, a psychology major, junior representative.

SHREVEPORT, LA.: Janie Asseff, a psychology major, apartment representative.

TUPELO, MISS.: Kathleen Hillen, a business administration major, senior representative.