Meet Your Liaison! 

Antigone Antonakakis

Year: 2024

Involvement: 
​Bonner, Ambassadors, and Research Assistant

Why SFB?: I joined SFB because I wanted to positively impact the student experience and empower my peers to create engaging events.

Fun Fact!: I am an irish twin!

Dominic Manzo

Year: 2026

Involvement:​ Ambassadors, Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity, Pre Law Society, and Lions Chess Club

Why SFB?: I joined SFB to gain professional experience while serving the needs of the TCNJ community.

Fun Fact!: I traveled to 10 countries.

Diana Jacob

Year: 2024

Involvement: Indian Student Association, CAPS Peer Educators, and Mannmukti

Why SFB?: I wanted to find a way to make a difference at TCNJ and help students understand how SFB can help their organizations.

Fun Fact!: I've flow a plane before!

Katerina Kalaabratzidis

Year: 2026

Involvement: Women in Business

Why SFB?: I joined SFB to be able to help the TCNJ community by bringing others together. I also joined because SFB offered me great experiences for my future.

Fun Fact!: I have a house in Greece.

Miles jean Louis

Year: 2025

Involvement: Ambassadors, Bonner, BSU, BSC staff, PMP Mentor, and Student Transitions Staff

Why SFB?: I joined SFB to immerse myself in the TCNJ community and learn more about the funding process.

Fun Fact!: I can double dutch.

Jack Wildman

Year: 2025

Involvement: Delta Sigma Pi, CEO Peer Mentors, and FMA

Why SFB?: To meet new people, gain experience, and to help the student body achieve its financial goals.

Fun Fact!: I am ambidextrous! 

grace raber

Year: 2026

Involvement: Synergy and WILL

Why SFB?: I wanted to be involved with allowing organizations to host exciting events for the student body.

Fun Fact!: I have been on TV!

Joey Dunn

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Nick Di Palo

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ADAM Starr

Year: 2024

Involvement: Actuarial Science Club, Outdoors Club, Food Recovery Network, and Math & Stat Club

Why SFB?: I recognize how important it is for all TCNJ students to have opportunities to participate in a diverse range of activities with the diverse set of RSOs on campus, and I wanted to be a part of the process of ensuring that students receive these opportunities. 

Fun Fact!: I have a black belt in MMA/karate!

Victoria Tomczyk

Year: 2024

Involvement:​ Ambassadors, Desk Assistant, Social Media for School of Arts and Com, OA for CGE, and Humanities and Social Sciences Peer Mentor

Why SFB?: I wanted to be more involved with the organizations on campus as well as help students understand how SFB can fund events.

Fun Fact!: I have been on MTV three times!
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Panav rAstogi

Year: 2025

Involvement: Indian Student Association, Student Government, American Preventative Screening and Education Association, TCNJ Contact, and Alpha Kappa Psi

Why SFB?: I am highly interested in being a part of the funding processes for recognized student organizations. As a student who is actively involved in numerous organizations on campus, I have come to appreciate the pivotal role that the Student Finance Board plays in the success of any recognized student organization.  

Fun Fact!: I have four parakeets.

Terrell Osei-Kyei

Year: 2026

Involvement:​ Student Government and Humanitarian Engineering Club

Why SFB?: I joined SFB to become more involved in helping organizations plan events for the student body.
Fun Fact!: My favorite color is blue.

Karina Yermachenkova

Year: 2026

Involvement: Hockey Manager, WILL, School of Business CEO Peer Mentor

Why SFB?: I was always curious about the "SFB Funded" stamps on posters across campus, and my curiosity peaked after having my own presentations to the board. I wanted to know what happened when the doors closed after your presentation, but most of all, I wanted to help RSOs the way other liaisons have helped me.

Fun Fact!: I am fluent in Ukrainian-it was actually my first language! 

Megan Folina

Year: 2026

Involvement: Student Government, WILL, Beta Gamma Sigma, American Marketing Association

Why SFB?: I joined SFB because as my role in Student Government grew, I knew I wanted to choose something that coincided along with my school! Being a Management major, it seemed that the role of SG Representative held the aspect of finance that I wanted to pursue as well as the complimenting aspect of Student Government. My job is to amplify the students’ voices, so why not do it in two places at once? 

Fun Fact!: I have seen Billy Joey for four of my major birthdays!
  • Engage Your Liaisons: Liaisons are your go-to resource for a successful funding process. They provide:
    • Guidance and Feedback: Receive expert advice on navigating the funding process effectively.
    • One-on-One Meetings: Collaborate with liaisons to discuss funding requests and refine your proposals.
    • Application Support: Get assistance in crafting strong and compelling funding applications
    • Proposal Enhancement: Receive valuable insights to improve your proposals and increase your chances of approval.