Current Officers

Hometown: Milwaukee, WI

Major: Marketing and Management & Human Resources

Caasi Woji is a dynamic student leader dedicated to fostering community, tradition, and inclusion at UW–Madison. A proud Milwaukee native, Caasi currently serves as President of both the Senior Class Office and the Wisconsin Homecoming Committee, while also chairing the Black History Month Planning Committee and managing with Wisconsin Women’s Basketball. She brings a passion for engagement and representation to every role, building on her previous leadership with the National Pan-Hellenic Council, the Homecoming Committee’s marketing and communications team, and the Zeta Xi chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. As a member of the OMAI First Wave scholarship program, Caasi supports the intersection of Arts, Academics, and Activism—infusing creativity, intellect, and purpose into her leadership across campus. With a double major in Marketing and Management & Human Resources, she is committed to amplifying student voices and creating memorable experiences for the Class of 2026.

Hometown: Cottage Grove, MN

Major: Kinesiology/ Health Policy and Gender & Women’s Studies

Originally from Canada and now proudly representing Minnesota, I serve as your Senior Class Vice President. My journey has been shaped by a deep commitment to leadership, inclusion, and student advocacy. I currently serve as President of the African Student Association and as the Kinesiology Representative on the Policy Committee, where I work closely with students, faculty, and administration to enhance the student experience. With a passion for community and empowerment, I bring a fresh and dynamic perspective to this role. My past leadership includes serving in the BLK PWR Coalition and as President of the Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. These experiences have equipped me with the tools to foster a senior year that is not only memorable but also inclusive and impactful for every student.

Hometown: Milwaukee, WI

Major: Communication Arts

Hailing from Milwaukee, Ariadna Marquez is a dedicated student leader with a passion for storytelling, imagination, and making information accessible and engaging.  As Communications Chair, she brings experience in creative digital media, videography, marketing, and social strategy to help strengthen community connections and foster inclusive messaging. She’s excited to help amplify the voices of the UW-Madison Class of 2026 both on and off campus.

Hometown: New York, NY

Major: Community & Organizational Development, Education Policy

Genesis Liriano is a senior currently studying Education Policy and Community & Organization Development with certificates in History and Environmental Studies. Growing up in New York City helped her develop a sense of wanting to create community and spaces of inclusion. On campus she has worked in both research and student services while participating in multiple exec boards and committees focused on culture and sustainability.  In her role she hopes to emphasize what it means to be a Badger in all it’s different forms and to prepare our students for the world beyond the university. 

Hometown: Milwaukee, WI

Major: Political Science

Christopher Johns is an honors student majoring in Political Science with an intended career in law. Raised in Milwaukee, he is deeply committed to equity, sustainability, and community impact. On campus, he is the founder and president of the Madison Alliance for Excellence, a student organization focused on supporting academic, mental, and physical growth for students from all backgrounds. He currently serves as the Director of Philanthropy for the Senior Class Office, where he hopes to foster a spirit of giving and legacy-building among graduating Badgers. Christopher has a background in law and banking through his summer internships and recently studied abroad in Barcelona, where he studied international politics and business. He hopes to inspire others to embrace every opportunity and to leave UW–Madison better than they found it.