Meet the Team!


Executive Council

Your ECOS Executive Council is made up of five elected members and three non-elected members. Elected members participate in Executive Council votes; these positions are the President, the Executive Vice President, the VP of Academic Affairs, the VP of Financial Affairs, and the VP of Student Engagement. The non-elected members do not participate in votes, but still play important roles on Executive Council. These positions are the Parliamentarian, Chief of Staff, and Recording Secretary. 

Emma Kelliher (she/her)

President - [email protected]


 Emma is a senior from Massachusetts, double majoring in literature and political science, with a minor in environmental studies. She is also an Eastman Leader,  Library Work Scholar, cyclist, and book worm! As President, Emma hopes to get more students engaged and involved with student government over the next year. She hopes to do so through the creation of new cabinet positions, revisions of old positions, creating an ECOS newsletter, incorporating RSL into ECOS service, and bringing back the Eckerd Emerging Leaders program to get first years involved in leadership roles around campus!

Kambri Henry (she/her)

Executive Vice President - [email protected]


 

Kambri Henry is from Scott Depot, West Virginia. She is a senior here at Eckerd College double majoring in Animal Studies and Psychology. She’s involved in many different ways on campus such as the Tritones Acapella group, an employee at our bookstore, and a student worker at campus activities for 3 years! A fun fact about her is that she did Showchoir in high school for 4 years. This year her main goal is to make our student lead Senate stronger and  increase the communication between students, especially club leaders, and ECOS. 

Robbie Flemming (he/him)

Vice President of Academic Affairs - [email protected]


Robbie is a senior from Yorktown, VA. He is majoring in Marine Science (Biology) with a minor in Environmental Studies. This year he hopes to create events that will academically engage students outside of the classroom while promoting better student-faculty relationships.

 


Izzy Williams (she/they)

Vice President of Financial Affairs - [email protected]


Izzy Williams is a junior from Jacksonville, FL who’s majoring in Business Administration and triple minoring in Finance, Economics, and Leadership Studies. On campus, Izzy currently works at the Waterfront office, is a board member for EC Feminists, is a part of the Leadership Scholars program, and is also an Eastman Leader.For this upcoming year, Izzy’s main goal is to increase the efficiency of financial processes like allocations, purchases, and reimbursements. Another project she is working on is increasing financial literacy on campus by co-hosting events with guest speakers to help aid and inform students on various financial topics.

 

Katie Lee (she/her)

Vice President of Student Engagement - [email protected]


Katie Lee is a Junior from Johnson City, Tennessee who's majoring in Political Science and minoring in Law and Justice. Katie main goal this year is to increase student input and interaction with ECOS.  


Alyssa Daproza (she/her)

Chief of Staff - [email protected]


I am a senior originally from Maryland and double-majoring in International Relations/Global Affairs and Spanish. I am also a Diversity Leadership Scholar, I work in the Admissions Office, and I am a nail tech on campus. As Chief of Staff, I am our ECOS President Emma's right hand woman. Additionally, I am here for all of you! I assist with communicating, coordinating, or contacting people as needed. With my position in ECOS, I plan to ensure that our cabinet members collaborate smoothly and that all plans of action are not only executed fairly and with consensus, but also relayed to our executive members. Think of me as a support pillar for the cabinet with a very official title.

Kes Smith (she/her)

Parliamentarian - [email protected]


 

Kes Smith is a senior from Seattle, Washington. She transferred to Eckerd her junior year and is majoring in political science with a minor in law & justice. Kes also proudly plays for the women’s soccer team at Eckerd College and is a member of Morgan’s Message at Eckerd College, Pre-Law Club, and ECDems. Her goals this year include overseeing major changes and revisions to the ECOS Constitution, streamlining the club chartering process, and promoting student engagement with the student government.