Kyle Huwa
President - kylehuwa@stanford.edu
I'm a sophomore political science major from Colorado. I enjoy skiing and doing things outdoors, but I also enjoy following politics. On campus I spend my time editing the Stanford Review as the features editor. I also enjoy doing things with my Christian fellowship, Intervarsity, and with Stanford Conservative Society, of course. This past election season I worked on Ken Buck's senate campaign in Colorado. I hope to someday go into public policy.
Eliana Arredondo
Vice President - eliana.arredondo@gmail.com
My name is Eliana Arredondo and I am a junior majoring in International Relations. In addition to being an officer of the Conservative Society, I am a Core member of Habla, a student group which tutors Spanish speaking Stanford staff in English language. I also enjoy playing soccer, helping out on various political campaigns in my home state of Ohio, and spending time with my friends.
Kenny Capps
Leadership Team
My name is Kenny Capps and I am from St. Louis, Missouri. I come from a large Catholic family, being the fourth of eight siblings and have always loved sports. My friends know me to be a huge St. Louis Cardinals fan. I have a great appreciation for the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, and I hold Ronald Reagan as my hero. In my free time I enjoy playing ultimate and the piano and having spur-of-the-moment adventures with my friends.
Billy Gallagher
Financial Officer - wmg2014@stanford.edu
Billy Gallagher is a sophomore from Bryn Mawr, PA, intending to major in Economics. He is an editor at The Stanford Daily, the financial officer for The Stanford Ski Team, and an active member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He loves playing and watching sports, politics, writing and traveling. His faith in God, family, and the future of America is strong.
Kaitlin Lang
Leadership Team
Kaitlin Lang is a sophomore majoring in Science, Technology, and Society and plans to attend business school after Stanford. She's lived in the same house in Paradise Valley, Arizona for the past 19 years but loves to travel. Among her travels, she has visited India seven times. Kaitlin has interned in Senator John McCain's Washington D.C. office and stays involved in politics on campus. She is also involved in leadership in her sorority Pi Beta Phi. On a casual afternoon you'll find Kaitlin taking a dance class, sipping a Starbucks, or skyping with her best friend and dog named Bug.
Robert Burns
Leadership Team
Robert Burns is currently a sophomore at Stanford, pursuing a bachelorŐs degree in economics and a minor in Chinese. He devotes his time to various clubs on campus such as writing for the Stanford Review, marketing for the Forum for American Chinese Exchange, and representing the Stanford Conservative Society. He enjoys being surrounded by such a diverse group of people on campus, aiding his interests in international affairs and cross-cultural communication. He hopes to go into international business in the future and to travel as much as possible.
Chris Clark
Leadership Team
Chris Clark is a senior at Stanford majoring in Political Science. Before coming to Stanford, Chris served four years in the United States Marine Corps. He was in a Special Operations unit known as Recon, and did two tours to Iraq with 1st Reconnaissance Battalion. His left the Marine Corps in 2008 at the rank of sergeant, with multiple combat awards including the Purple Heart for wounds received in the al-Anbar province. He has been president of multiple veterans organizations, as well as completed internships at a Congressional office and with Citigroup in Sales & Trading. Chris enjoys reading, foreign policy, church (Christian), working out and spending time with his wife, Danielle. He plans on going into public policy after gaining some private sector work experience.
Grant Starrett
Founder
Grant founded SCS in 2007 to fill a void of conservative activism on campus. Starting with a few motivated members and an idea, he built the organization into a force to be reckoned with. When Grant graduated in 2009, SCS had hosted a string of successful events and had a membership roster of over 550. While at Stanford, Grant also wrote and raised money for the Stanford Review, served as El Presidente de Casa Zapata, and was an active member of RUF. In national politics, Grant worked for the Republican National Committee, the White House and FoxNews. In 2008, he served as chairman of Students for Mitt Romney, through which he raised over $250,000, organized thousands of students nationwide, and campaigned in Iowa, California, and elsewhere. After graduating from Stanford a year early with a history degree, Grant wanted to continue his education at the behest of 19th century railroad industrialists and took off for Vanderbilt Law School in Nashville, Tennessee, where he now lives.
