
President

President: Felipe Rocha '23
Major: Computational Engineering
Hometown: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Favorite E+E Event: Texas Union Film Festival
Vice Presidents

Budgets & Assessment: Kayla Masters '24
Major: Accounting
Hometown: Castroville, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Forty Acres Fest

Membership: Viani Urias '24
Major: Government
Hometown: Midland, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Rocky Horror Picture Show

Publicity: Frida Lopez-Stern '24
Major: Radio, Television, and Film
Hometown: Austin, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Texas Union Film Festival
Committee Chairpersons

Events CoSponsorship Board: Manaswini Challa '25
Major: Economics
Hometown: Westchester, NY
Favorite E+E Event: 40 Acres Fest

African American Culture: Jaden Williams '23
Major: IRG
Hometown: Dallas, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Late Night with Vivica Fox

Asian American Culture: Radhika Kannan '24
Major: Business Honors
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Miyazaki Festival

Creative Arts + Theatre: Olivia Ham '23
Major: Rhetoric and Writing
Hometown: Kennedale, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Madrigal Dinner

Distinguished Speakers: Zenith Jahid '24
Major: Management Information Systems
Hometown: Austin, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Drag Bingo

Headliners: Stephanie Diep '24
Major: Marketing
Hometown: Round Rock, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Battle of the Bands

MACC: Kyara Huichapa '25
Major: Physics
Hometown: Temecula, CA
Favorite E+E Event: Quinceñera

Recreation: Pranav Kasturi '24
Major: Computer Science
Hometown: Flower Mound, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Madrigal Dinner

Showtime: Sebastian Tellez '24
Major: Radio, Television, and Film
Hometown: El Paso and San Antonio, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Quinceñera

Texas Traditions: Itzel De Leon '25
Major: Business Honors
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
Favorite E+E Event: Madrigal Dinner

Freshman Leaders in Progress (FL!P)
As part of the University's 360 Connection initiative, Freshman Leaders in Progress FL!P is one of the ways students can find a unique community here on campus to grow by learning from experiences within an E+E committee, upperclass mentors and peers.
Participants utilize the support, guidance and mentorship of FL!P to help find success in college through involvement with UT's largest student programming board, Campus Events + Entertainment. Every FL!Pster is also part of one of E+E's committees; there are nine to choose from. This small group of 20 students utilizes weekly meetings alongside experiences within their E+E committee to not only develop leadership skills and create friendships but also learn more about academic integrity, decision-making and UT spirit and traditions.
FLIP meets every Thursday during the fall semester from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Board of Director's Room in the Texas Union.