Tara McCullough
Tara McCullough hails from the yes ma'ams and no sirs of Wheelock, Texas. Majoring in Communication, minoring in Political Science, she hopes to use a social platform to help people tell their stories to empower the storyteller and inspire the people who hear the stories. On campus, she dapples in a number of organizations like Band, SImps, The Stanford Arts Review, and she loves the arts. She pursued her travel bug junior year and was in Santiago, Chile in the fall and participated in the Stanford in Washington program in the winter. Coming back, Stanford has never been more beautiful and she is beyond excited to have the senior year of 16's dreams while CMing in Xanadu next year. She's most excited for Stanford football, the flourishing arts scene, and that sweet, sweet senior spring.
Nikhil Ramnarayan
Nikhil grew up in Mequon, Wisconsin- the land of cheese, cows, and Packers (GO PACK GO). He is pursuing a double major in Human Biology and Music and hopes one day to pursue a career in global children's health and pediatric medicine. He has absolutely loved his time here at Stanford and has found wonderful communities to be involved in. Outside the classroom, Nikhil is a Camp Kesem counselor, a Stanford tour guide, a Stanford Symphony Orchestra cellist, a music coordinator for Kids with Dreams, and a staff member in La Casa Italiana. Nikhil's heart is truly in the arts and he spends most of his time talking about and creating music. He is thoroughly excited to help foster an even greater sense of community amongst the Class of 2016.
Aaron "AJ" Rios
AJ was born and raised in the island of Guam before deciding to start the next chapter of his life at Stanford. His goal in life is to get his M.D. and return home to practice medicine, influence policy, and improve the healthcare system. Like many premeds, he is involved with several medical extracurriculars like the Stanford Medical Youth Science Program, research, Arbor Free Clinic, and his personal project: The HOME Medical Program. He is also involved with ResLife as a previous Resident Assistant at Burbank and current Academic Theme Associate at Storey House. He enjoys exercising, BBQing, various sports, and spending time with friends and family. AJ is excited to work with such an amazing team to create a memorable year for the Class of 2016!
Lucy Svoboda
Lucy is a proud Chicago native majoring in Public Policy. She is passionate about education reform and is writing an honors thesis on the proper role of the public, private and nonprofit sectors within K-12 education. On campus she has been involved with The Stanford Daily, various academic advisory boards, Camp Kesem, and the Executive Board of her sorority. Lucy is a sucker for chocolate chip cookies, Parks & Recreation and Chicago sports and cannot wait for an amazing senior year!
The Stanford Alumni Association advises the Senior Class Presidents (SCPs). The Senior Class Presidents are responsible for creating class affinity and cohesion through planning class programs, encouraging school spirit, and developing ongoing communication tools for their class. The SCPs represent the voice of the Senior Class: theirs is a position of privilege and honor that also requires hard work, dedication, commitment, and creativity. 
