Vice President of Finance
Itzel Huerta
Itzel Huerta is an incoming fourth-year Studio Art major and Pre-Graphic Design student at California State University, Long Beach. She has had a lifelong passion for the arts and community service, always seeking creative ways to make a positive impact in her community
Itzel’s journey in leadership and service began in elementary, where she enjoyed spending her free time volunteering in classrooms and school kitchens. Since then, she has consistently looked for meaningful ways to make the world around her a better place. She proudly served on the ASI Senate as the Senator for the College of the Arts and as Vice Chair of the Business and Finance Committee during the 2026–2027 term. In these roles, she focused on student outreach, advocated for students' needs, and promoted campus resources while gaining valuable experience in the behind-the-scenes work of student government.
Throughout her time at CSULB, Itzel has participated in several educational outreach programs dedicated to mentoring students and encouraging them to pursue higher education. She has served as a College Tutor for the Migrant Education Program for five years, providing academic support to K–12 students. She has also worked as a SOAR Leader and Long Beach College Promise Tour Guide, welcoming elementary, middle school, and incoming college students to campus and helping them feel excited about their educational journey. These experiences have strengthened her belief in the importance of student advocacy, mentorship, and transparency throughout the educational experience.
Beyond ASI, Itzel is actively involved in Grupo Folklórico Mexica, where she serves as Co-President and Instructor. For the past four years, she has shared her passion for traditional Mexican dance while helping preserve and celebrate Mexican culture. She enjoys creating an inclusive environment where students can connect with their heritage, build confidence, and appreciate the beauty and artistry of folklórico.
Outside of leadership, Itzel enjoys dancing, traveling, and creating art in her free time. She also loves collecting Monchhichis, Smiskis, and Calico Critters. She hopes to continue finding ways to express her creativity through art and design while building meaningful connections with other students.
During her term, Itzel is committed to continuing her advocacy for students and strengthening the transparency between ASI and the student body. She hopes to make student government more accessible and ensure that students feel informed, represented, and reminded that their voice is essential in shaping the future of our campus community.





