The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee today announced the leadership of the National Students for Rudy coalition. Over 115 Students for Rudy chapters have been organized at colleges and universities across the country, with thousands of members actively campaigning for Mayor Giuliani.
With over 450 members, the University of Iowa's Students for Rudy Chapter has grown to the largest chapter in the country. Given the success in Iowa City, University of Iowa Students for Rudy Chairman Jimmy Centers has been named National Co-Chair of Students for Rudy.
"Students have great respect for Mayor Giuliani because of his tested leadership in times of crisis and his vision for America," said Centers. "We are excited to have many students returning to campus for caucus night as well as others who will volunteer for Rudy in their home precincts around the state."
"Rudy Giuliani is a unique candidate that has been able to motivate young voters unlike any other Republican candidate," said Rick Wiley, Giuliani's Deputy National Political Director. "These students are invaluable to our grassroots organization and we have been impressed with the support that has been generated at schools across the country."
National Students for Rudy Leadership:
Ory Rinat, National Chair
Jimmy Centers, National Co-Chair and University of Iowa Chair
Iowa Students for Rudy Leadership:
Matthew Zimmerman, Central College Chair
Emily Ingalls, Coe College Chair
Erin Bramhall, Drake University Chair
Calla Parochetti, Drake University Co-Chair
Mike Beals, Iowa State University Chair
Crysten Glawe, Iowa State University Co-Chair
Josh Jacquin, Indian Hills Community College Chair
Justin Zenanko, Simpson College Chair
Kaitlyn DePena, University of Iowa Co-Chair
Leigh Maurer, University of Iowa Co-Chair
Jennifer Osby, University of Iowa Co-Chair
Trevor Boeckman, University of Northern Iowa Chair
Quinn Jones, University of Northern Iowa Co-Chair
Rudy Giuliani, Giuliani Campaign Press Release - Iowa Students for Rudy Lead the Nation Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/294601