2025 Joint Elections Results

Results

Board of Trustees Undergraduate Student Representative

Board of Trustees Undergraduate Student Representative Results

total votes 2428, 10% of eligible voters

Sean Dunn: 1941 votes, 79.94% of the vote
Jason Segnatelli: 487 votes, 20.02% of the vote

 

Sean Dunn, Undergraduate Trustee-elect

Sean Dunn

Hey Huskies, my name is Sean Dunn and I am a junior Biomedical Engineering student at Storrs. Serving as your Undergraduate Trustee for the past year has been an honor. As an active member of the Academic Affairs; Research, Innovation & Entrepreneurship; Financial Affairs; and Student Life committees, I have worked tirelessly to represent student interests and ensure our voices are heard at the highest levels of UConn’s leadership. Over the past year, I have delivered on my commitments—engaging in advanced discussions about the future of student health services, advocating against tuition increases for the next academic year, and pushing for better transportation to connect UConn’s campuses. These efforts are just the beginning. I am running for re-election because I believe there is still more to accomplish. Students deserve a representative who will be proactive and continue fighting for accessible healthcare, financial transparency, and improvements to academic and campus life. I remain committed to making real progress, not just promises. Being a student trustee is about listening, understanding, and taking action. I have worked hard to ensure that every decision considers student needs, and I will continue to do so with integrity and dedication. I would be honored to earn your support for another term—so we can continue building a stronger, more connected UConn together. #bethechange

Board of Trustees Graduate Student Representative

Board of Trustees Graduate Student Representative Results

total votes 471, 6% of eligible voters

Fabio Saccomanno: 248 votes, 52.65% of the vote
Andrew McCotter: 223 votes, 47.34% of the vote

Fabio Saccomanno, Graduate Trustee-elect

Fabio Saccomanno

Dear Huskies,

Thank you for your consideration as a candidate for Graduate Student Trustee. My name is Fabio; I am a first-year medical student at the School of Medicine and 2021 CLAS graduate. This is my eighth year being a Husky; I returned to UConn for medical school because its mission to “embrace diversity… integrity, and engaged leadership” has inspired me well as an undergraduate student, alum, and now graduate student.

In just a few weeks, the federal government has uprooted historical norms by jeopardizing federal funding across many sectors. As a leading public university with a substantial healthcare arm, the UConn community faces an uncertain future: Federal funding cuts would be felt throughout our educational, healthcare, and research initiatives. As a medical student, I am uniquely positioned to understand how these impacts affect our experiences—my training intensely involves all three of these arms. When UConn is tasked with responding to funding cuts, you can count on me to meaningfully advocate for why our opportunities must be preserved.

My time at UConn has been marked by senior leadership roles: I served as the CFO/Comptroller of the Storrs USG for two terms, and now I serve as President of the Medical-Dental Student Government. These positions have afforded me a strong understanding of how governance works here at UConn. Furthermore, it reflects my track record: I get things done. My foundation in advocacy here at UConn is strong: I will get things done as your Trustee.

My vision is simple: I will be accessible, fearless, and resolute. I will implement regular communication with the graduate student governments to facilitate collaboration and effective advocacy. This will enable you to hold me accountable and for I to successfully fight for you.

UConn’s mission is under threat. Our values are being challenged. I am running for Trustee to make a positive difference for the UConn community.

A vote for me is a vote for you.

Foundation Board Student Director

Foundation Board Student Director

total votes 2899, 9% of eligible voters

Christopher Bergen: 2323 votes, 80.13% of the vote

Christopher Bergen, Student Director-elect

Christopher Bergen

Master of Engineering in General Engineering

I am running because you deserve a relentless advocate at the UConn Foundation. I am determined to ensure our $600,000,000+ endowment at the Foundation is invested and spent where it matters most: on students.

My focus will be on supporting programs that lower tuition and mandatory fees (especially for those with financial need), increase available & affordable housing in Storrs and regional campuses, and to prioritize investment in student programs over administrator pay. UConn’s mission should be to provide an affordable education that benefits Connecticut, and I will work on the Foundation board with this mission in mind.

My experience: While USG Comptroller as an undergraduate, I fought for funding that directly benefited students. Most notably, I initiated the free Plan B program with SHAW, and implemented club funding reforms to simplify the process (some of which has unfortunately been reversed since). While representing students on the Student Activity and Service Fee Advisory Committee (SASFAC), I gained valuable insight into the programs our student activity fees support. I hope to earn your support! If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out.

Thank you!

UConn’s mission is under threat. Our values are being challenged. I am running for Trustee to make a positive difference for the UConn community.

A vote for me is a vote for you.

Referenda

Storrs Undergraduate Fee Referenda

Total Number of Eligible Voters in all fee referendum (all Storrs Undergrads and Avery Point/Hartford students living at Storrs): 19,742

Actual Number of Voters in all fee referendum: 2244

Percentage of eligible voters who voted: 11%

Daily Campus: Please respond to the following statement: Do you support an increase in the undergraduate fee for the Daily Campus from $10 per semester ($20 per year) per student to $12 per semester ($24 per year) per student (an increase of $2 per semester/$4 per year)? This increase will take effect no earlier than the fall semester 2025.

No, I do not approve the fee increase: 1689, 75.26%

Yes, I do approve the fee increase: 555, 24.73%

Nutmeg Publishing (Yearbook): Please respond to the following statement: Do you support an increase in the undergraduate fee for the Nutmeg Publishing (Yearbook) from $4 per semester ($8 per year) per student to $7 per semester ($14 per year) per student (an increase of $3 per semester/$6 per year)? This increase will take effect no earlier than the fall semester 2025.

No, I do not approve the fee increase: 1807, 80.52%

Yes, I do approve the fee increase: 437, 19.47%

Undergraduate Student Government Storrs: Please respond to the following statement: Do you support of an increase in the undergraduate fee for the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) from $45 per semester ($90 per year) per student to $50 per semester ($100 per year) per student (an increase of $5 per semester/$10 per year)? This increase will take effect no earlier than the fall semester 2025.

No, I do not approve the fee increase: 1721, 76.69%

Yes, I do approve the fee increase: 523, 23.3%

Graduate Student Senate Constitutional Referenda

Total Number of Eligible Voters: 3644

Actual Number of Voters in GSS referendum: 83

Percentage of eligible voters who voted: 2%

Yes, I approve: 75, 90.36%

No, I do not approve: 8, 9.63%

Storrs Undergraduate Student Government

official USG Storrs results will be available when certified by the USG judiciary.