Meet Your Liaison!​

Panav Rastogi

Year: 2025
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Involvement: APSEA, MTSS, AKPSI, ISA, CONTACT
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Why SFB​: I chose to join SFB, because I am highly interested in being a part of the funding processes for RSOs. As an active participant in multiple campus organizations, I have developed a deep appreciation for the crucial role SFB plays in bringing RSOs' programming initiatives to fruition.
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Fun Fact: I have four parakeets!

Zachary Muhlstock

Year: 2026
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Involvement: TCNJ Dems, Intramural Sports

Why SFB​: I loved meeting people from all different orgs and the change to get to know my campus better. I’ve met so many people through being a part of SFB and have gained so many skills as well.

Fun Fact: I am a duel citizen and lived in Ontario, Canada for the first few years of my life. 

Megan Folina

Year: 2026

Involvement: Women in Learning & Leadership (WILL), CEO Peer Mentors, Women's Center, Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS)

Why SFB​: I chose to be a part of SFB because I loved the environment! I was introduced during my sophomore year as the VPF in student government, and I loved how we operated and how many organizations we could support.  It is incredibly fulfilling to have my work and decisions affect a lot of our campus community.  

Fun Fact: I have seen Billy Joel in concert 3 times!

Gracer Raber

Year: 2026

Involvement: CEO Peer Mentor and Synergy Dance Company

Why SFB​: I wanted to be able to help organization hold events on campus!
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Fun Fact: I went to Italy for 3 weeks over the summer.

Ravi Sangani

Year: 2027

Involvement: ISA, Ambassadors, AMSA, Research

Why SFB​: I wanted to engage in involvement with organizations on campus, develop meaningful connections, and help with the programming of events on campus.

Fun Fact: I've played the saxophone for over 10 years!

Karina Yermachenkova

Year: 2026

Involvement: School of Business CEO Peer Mentor, Beta Alpha Psi, Tutoring center

Why SFB​: SFB allows me to hold a behind-the-scenes view on the events held on campus and I really enjoy seeing the hard work and passion put into each event. I also really value the connections I’ve made through being a liaison!
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Fun Fact: I have an almost 745 day streak on Duolingo in Chinese!

Dominic Sommese

Year: 2026

Involvement: Delta Sigma Pi, School of Business Peer Mentors, Ambassadors

Why SFB​: I chose to be a part of SFB to get more involved on campus and to be able to give back to the organizations that I received so much from.
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Fun Fact: I’m a vegetarian!​​​

Adam Starr

Year: 2025

Involvement: Outdoors Club, Food Recovery Network

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 to ensure that students receive these opportunities.

Fun Fact: I once played frisbee outside during a hurricane!

Esteban Rodriguez

Year: 2027

Involvement: Mexican Student Association, Business Peer Mentors, Delta Sigma Pi

Why SFB​: To learn and be educated of the crucial role SFB plays on Recognized Student Organizations.
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Fun Fact: I play the guitar.

Gurleen Saini

Year: 2025

Involvement: ISA. Sikh Student Association

Why SFB​: I chose to be a part of SFB because I was very interested in learning the behind the scenes of how organizations and clubs get funded.
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Fun Fact: I’m ambidextrous and I played softball for 12 years! ​​​

Praneal Mandavia

Year: 2025

Involvement: Beta Alpha Psi

Why SFB​: I wanted to play a role in providing funding to events that organizations are passionate about. 

Fun Fact: I play the drums!​​

MaBintou Fofana

Year: 2026

Involvement: AOD Health Promotion Assistant, Career Center (Peer Career Educator) 

Why SFB​: To have a voice in creating and sustaining positive communication and collaborations with RSO’s on campus and to promote the goals of SFB to the campus community!

Fun Fact: I have a twin brother!​​​

Alexa Essmann

Year: 2026

Involvement: Delta Sigma Pi, Entrepreneurship Club, CEO Peer Mentor, Real Estate Club, American Marketing Association, FMA

Why SFB​: To get a behind the scenes look at how events are set up and funded, as well as get more involved with the campus community. 

Fun Fact: I can wiggle my ears

Gianna Carchia

Year: 2027

Involvement: She's the First Vice President, CEO Peer Mentors, Calculus and Management Tutor

Why SFB​: I chose to be a part of SFB so I could make an impact on campus.

Fun Fact: I love cats!

Ariyana Hussain

Year: 2027

Involvement: Student Government, Women in Learning & Leadership, TCNJ MSA

Why SFB​: As part of the board, I get to help decide how this money is spent on things like student events, concerts, and fun activities. It's cool to have a say in making our campus life better and to learn about managing money for student stuff. Plus, I wanted to make sure our fees are used well to give all students great experiences at TCNJ.

Fun Fact: I have been to over 15 countries!

DANNY WILSON

Year: 2025

Involvement: Student Government, i-Tunes A Cappella, Ambassadors, Orientation Leaders

Why SFB​: I chose to be a part of SFB to advocate for student interests. Ultimately every student has a role in contributing to the SAF and I hope to act on the board in accordance with the best interests of students. 

Fun Fact: I learned how to cart wheel within the last year.​

LORENZ STORM

Year: 2028

Involvement: Student Government, Union-Latina, Ambassadors, EOF

Why SFB​: I personally love all the events that happen at TCNJ! I wanted to be a part of the process of helping people bring their vision-to-life; while also learning about all the different RSOs and their event/financial needs on campus. 

Fun Fact: I have 6 pets! Four cats and two dogs!

Brianna hughes

Year: 2028

Involvement: FMA, Women in Business

Why SFB​: I chose to be a part of SFB as a way to get involved on campus and be an important voice for the students body. 

Fun Fact: I know 28 digits of pi! 

JACK FRIES

Year: 2028

Involvement: FMA, Pickleball Club

Why SFB​: I chose to be a part of SFB because it would help with building my resume, and also just to meet new people, and get involved on campus

Fun Fact: I'm left-handed​!
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    • 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.