Leadership
Meet our executive committee and learn about leadership opportunities
Executive Committee
FSA is led by a dedicated executive committee of three officers elected annually by active members. Our leadership team works collaboratively to plan events, maintain partnerships, and ensure FSA remains a welcoming community for all.
President
Marco Agrusa
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee all operations and strategic direction of FSA
- Serve as primary liaison with University of Michigan and partner organizations
- Chair general and executive committee meetings
- Ensure alignment with FSA's mission and values
- Represent FSA at Voluntary Service Organization (VSO) meetings and University events
- Develop long-term strategic vision for the organization
Vice President
Eddie Gamble
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist the President in all organizational operations
- Coordinate and plan service events and volunteer opportunities
- Manage volunteer scheduling and transportation logistics
- Maintain relationships with community partners, especially Capuchin Ministries
- Recruit and train new volunteers
- Assume Presidential duties when needed
Secretary-Treasurer
Giovanni Cavaliere
Key Responsibilities:
- Record accurate meeting minutes and maintain organizational records
- Track attendance and maintain membership records
- Manage FSA budget and financial records
- Organize fundraising campaigns and events
- Handle email communications and correspondence
- Manage social media accounts and digital presence
Elections & Term
How Elections Work
- Officers are elected annually at the end of the winter semester
- Elections are conducted by secret ballot among active members
- A simple majority is required to win office
- Officers serve a one-year term beginning at the start of the fall semester
- Officers may run for re-election
Eligibility to Run
Any active member in good standing may run for executive office. Candidates should demonstrate commitment to FSA's mission, strong organizational skills, and a desire to serve the community.
Removal from Office
An officer may be removed from office by a two-thirds vote of active members for failure to fulfill duties, violation of University policies, or actions contrary to the mission of FSA.
Interested in Leadership?
FSA is always looking for dedicated members who want to take on leadership roles. Get involved, stay active, and consider running for office!