Our Executive Board

Stella is an incoming Junior at the University of Michigan studying Political Science and International Studies. Outside of MICD, she is the First Vice Chair of the Young Democrats of Michigan, as well as the National Council Vice Chair of the College Democrats of America. She has worked in Governor Whitmer's office, the U.S. House of Representatives, and in the private sector. A sister, a daughter, and a friend, she hopes to see a world where everyone is treated with dignity and respect, no matter their identity, background, or beliefs.

Marcus Johnson is the Vice President of the Michigan College Democrats and a Political Science major at Oakland University. He also serves as Student Body President for Oakland University’s Student Congress and as Chair of the Young Dems Committee for the Oakland County Democratic Party. Passionate about advocacy, accessibility, and grassroots organizing, Marcus is dedicated to empowering young people, supporting student leaders, and amplifying student voices in Michigan politics.

Ethan is an upcoming freshman at Michigan State University's James Madison College. He has a large background of involvement with democratic political campaigns, on both the state and federal level. Having grown up in a household with union laborers, the fight to make an economy that works for everyone is of great importance. He is looking forward to working with college students to make progressive change in both Lansing and DC!

Jade is a Junior at Michigan State University pursuing a degree in Comparative Cultures and Politics. He got his start in politics by interning for Congresswoman Haley Stevens. He is also currently the President of the MSU College Democrats state chapter. Outside of politics, he collects vinyls, loves to read and consumes an alarming amount of matcha and coffee.

Amber is a current Junior at the University of Michigan studying Political Science and human rights in International Studies. Her dream has always been to travel around the world and help those in need. She is beyond honored to be the Policy Director of the Michigan College Democrats and help lead the youth wing of the party!

Jerry is a sophomore at the University of Michigan studying political science and economics. He's been involved in grassroots activism for the past six years and has extensive experience with political mobilization and organizing. As finance director, he looks forward to helping shape MICD for the coming years and elections.

Sydney is a sophomore at Michigan State University with a major in business. She first got involved in politics as a way to actively build community and foster positive change in the world. Recognizing the transformative potential of civic involvement, she is committed to amplifying student voices to empower peers, promote inclusive initiatives, and contribute to creating a more equitable, thriving society.

Noah is a Political Science Major attending Saginaw Valley State University. He has previously served as the President of the SVSU College Democrats and Deputy Programs Director of MICD. He is excited to continue planning great conventions and other events for the organization!

Allie is a junior at the University of Michigan studying psychology and neuroscience. She is the Membership Director for UM Dems and is a finance fellow for the Michigan Senate Democrats. She also works as a Research Assistant at the ISR researching stress and relationships. Outside of politics, she enjoys dancing, reading, listening to podcasts and playing with her cat.

Lauren Hull is the former Political Director for the MICD. She graduated from Central Michigan University in 2023 with a B.S. in Political Science. She is a community activist and a campaign professional. She ran the finance operation for the Kristen McDonald Rivet for State Senate Campaign, raising over a million dollars. In her activist work, Lauren focuses primarily on disability justice and gun violence prevention. She is a Senior Fellow in the Humanity in Action activist network. Lauren has currently accepted an invitation to serve in the Peace Corp in the Krygyz Republic and is set to depart for service in June 2024.

Jeanette is a junior at the University of Michigan with a double major in political science and history. Also, she is the secretary for the Undergraduate American Civil Liberties Union at Michigan. She believes legislative advocacy that reflects student voices is essential in creating positive change throughout Michigan. Her passion for voter mobilization and political literacy led her to MICD, which she hopes will further empower students to be informed citizens. Outside of politics, Jeanette loves photography, watching hockey games, and listening to music.

Sofia is a freshman at the University of California Berkeley with a double major in English and Political Science. I am involved in politics because I believe that people should and need to be able to be involved in everything from their personal freedoms to how the government is involved across the world. I have worked on several local and federal campaigns and have experience in the bill making process. My goals in the Comms department and for MICD overall is to share and communicate our message to young people more effectively. College students should know that this organization is by them, for them.

Mallorey is a freshman at Saginaw Valley State University majoring in Accounting with a minor in Criminal Justice. She currently serves as the Treasurer of the SVSU College Democrats. She previously served as a fellow for the ONE Campaign during Vice President Kamala Harris’s election, gaining hands-on experience in political organizing and voter outreach. She’s excited to continue growing as a leader and helping mobilize her campus community for causes she believes in.

Greetings, my name is Robert Pawlowski, the deputy chief of staff for MICD. I am from Southgate and I am a Freshman at Wayne County Community College; I have decided to further my education through studies of Political Science with a minor in Environmental Sustainability. First, Public Transportation activism is my passion, because everyone should have an opportunity to travel in their cities no matter their financial status or vehicle accessibility. Secondly, I believe LGBTQIA+ rights and Women’s Reproductive Rights are a huge priority. Minorities are the most valuable and under-attacked people in our society, and most do not want to voice their opinions or concerns due to constant fear of discrimination. I want to empower the next generation behind me, if you want change, you have to be the change.

Wyatt is a Junior at the University of Michigan studying History and Political Science. He is originally from Jackson, Michigan and has been a lifelong Michigander. Wyatt became involved in politics in order to have a part in shaping the future of our political landscape as well as striving to highlight the great work being done by local Democratic politicians. He has experience working with state-level politicians and volunteering for local campaigns.

Josh is a freshman at Michigan State University majoring in Advertising Management. He is from Grand Haven, Michigan, and grew up in Ottawa County. Josh previously worked as a Campus Organizing Fellow for the Michigan Democratic Party’s One Campaign during the 2024 election. He also has extensive experience in digital media, having held multiple internships where he demonstrated creativity and dedication in spearheading digital media projects. Passionate about fostering community togetherness, Josh advocates for an agenda that amplifies the voices of youth voters. He aims to bring a progressive message to future elections and educate voters through impactful digital media and communications.

DesIan is a junior at the university of Michigan studying political science. Currently he serves as the president of the university of Michigan chapter of college democrats. Originally from New Jersey he is passionate about workers rights, lgbtq rights and the Philadelphia Eagles. cription goes here

Hana is currently attending Washtenaw Community College (WCC) as a prospective transfer student at the University of Michigan to study Philosophy, Politics, and Economics with a minor in Quantitative Methods in Social Science. Hailing from Japan in 5th grade, they have been interested in social justice and international relations ever since. Hana hopes to attend law school for Asian Law and continue her studies in Japanese.

At MICD, using their past experiences in advocacy, they hope to promote the message of inclusivity.

Anabelle, a proud Chicagoan, is a student at Michigan State University pursuing a double major in Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy and Public Policy. Her unwavering passion for politics has led her to gain valuable experience, such as serving on the Chicago Mayor’s Youth Commission, participating in programs with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute and the Hispanic Heritage Foundation, and engaging with MSU’s Academic Governance. Recently, she interned with the Curtis Hertel congressional campaign. Anabelle’s commitment extends beyond her local community in Chicago, as she is involved with the MSU College Democrats chapter, and is eager to contribute to the ongoing discourse on political transformation and actively participate in shaping the future of Michigan and the United States.

Max is a sophomore at the University of Michigan. Motivated by social justice and racial equity, he's excited to be a part of the youth movement to bring about change. Outside of politics, he likes to read and write.