President

Duncan Law is a fifth year dual-degree student from Council Bluffs, Iowa, pursuing both a B.A. in Political Science and a Master of Public Policy degree.

Duncan has contributed to research on elections and voter participation and worked on a variety of political and issue advocacy campaigns. He now works at the USC Center for the Political Future. In his spare time, Duncan enjoys exploring LA, reading, and spending time with friends.

Vice President

Eleanor Love is a Junior from Sacramento, California pursuing a B.S. in Public Policy with an emphasis in data analytics. Eleanor works as an Administrative Coordinator at the USC Center for the Political Future. She is also a 2024 Leonard D. Schaeffer Fellow in Public Service and spent her summer interning in the Director's Office of a federal agency in Washington, D.C. In her free time, she enjoys swimming, going to the beach, and exploring Los Angeles

Communications Director

Parth Joshi is a sophomore from Princeton, New Jersey, double majoring in American Studies and Ethnicity & History. Parth is also an Administrative Coordinator at the Center for the Political Future and has previously interned with the federal government and political advocacy groups. In his free time, he enjoys trying out new coffee shops, going on walks, and traveling around LA.

Finance Director

Brian is a Junior at USC studying Architecture and Public Policy. Brian is passionate about the relationship between government oversight and construction in urban development projects across the country, studying the relationship them. He has worked in voter registration and county elections for four years, encouraging civic engagement. 

Social Director

Madeline Lilley is a Junior from Claremont, California, pursuing a degree in Political Science and a minor in Public Relations. She is a member of USC’s student-led PR firm, PRSC, and has worked at various public affairs and political fundraising firms. She is particularly passionate about political communications and advocacy. In her free time, Madeline enjoys thrifting, reading, and trying new restaurants. 

Standards, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Director

Max Krech is a junior who grew up in both Los Angeles and Bend, Oregon, majoring in Public Policy and Business Administration. Besides his work at the USC Political Union, he is the Vice President of a cross-sector consulting organization called Avenues. Max has additionally specialized in homeless policy in Deschutes County, Oregon, where he was an advisory intern to the chair county commissioner. He simultaneously independently consulted for Independents and Republicans at the local, state, and congressional level- with an expertise in voter data analysis and outreach. In his free time, Max enjoys traveling to new countries, summiting mountains, and playing tennis.

Media Director

Ellen Woodhouse is a Senior from Bentonville, Arkansas pursuing a degree in Political Science with a minor in Psychology at USC. Ellen is involved in multiple organizations on campus, works as a student-athlete tutor, and assists with research in the Political Science department. Ellen is particularly passionate about elections and voting. In her free time, Ellen enjoys reading and watching sports.