
Co-Chair

Liliana Corona-Gonzalez
(she/her) • Senior
Chicano Studies & Philosophy
Minor: Data and Society
Hi! I'm a fourth-year student from Yuba City, CA, double majoring in Chicano Studies and Philosophy with a minor in Data and Society. As Co-Chair, I'm excited to help build community, uplift voices, and create spaces where everyone feels supported and inspired.
Sergeant at Arms

Maya Lopez
(she/her) • Sophomore
Political Science-Public Service
Music
Hello! I am a second year, double majoring in Political Science-Public Service and Music. My goal is to make the most of my undergraduate experience by joining clubs and making amazing memories. I joined Las Raices to build community and learn more about law school, as well as how to apply.
Fundraiser Chair

Ariandi Victorio Saldate
(she/her) • Sophomore
Chicanx Studies and Sociology - Law and Society
I love being in Las Raices because I love the community and it's like a second home to me! I cannot wait to see how this year goes and I am excited to see new faces!
Secretary

Jose Gomez
(he/him) • Sophomore
Political Science-Public Service
"I am interested in the legal field because I really want to be able to help tiers and I also feel that the legal field is often changing and I want to be a part of the change that is occurring"
External Affairs Co-Chair

Andrea Rojas Norato
(she/her) • Junior
Political Science-Public Service
Hello! Pursuing law has been a passion of mine as it puts me in a position where I am able to not only give back to the community but give back to my family for all their hard work and support. Being bilingual, I am confident that I can create a safe space for people to reach out when they most need it, and I am excited to continue this journey as I am surrounded by incredible individuals.
Political Chair

Frida Alvarez
(she/her) • Sophomore
Political Science & Chicano Studies
Hola Comunidad! My name is Frida Sol Alvarez and I am from Los Angeles, CA. I am interested in the legal profession as I have seen first hand the consequences of the injustices committed by this current system and how it disproportionally impacts my community. I believe that reform to our legal is not only plausible but necessary and can be achieve through representation in law.
Co-Chair
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Alejandra Villanueva
(she/her) • Senior
Psychology/Sociology
Minor: Chicane Studies
Hello! My name is Alejandra and I am a fourth year Psychology/Sociology with an emphasis on law and society, with a minor in Chicane studies. I am from the Bay area and grew up with a deep love for community. Being Mexicana and first generation has empowered me to pursue a career in law. I have seen countless loved ones navigate the legal system and would love to assist in helping others in similar issues.
Treasurer

Carolina Garcia
(she/her) • Senior
Psychology
Minor: Human Rights and Chicano Studies
Hello everyone! I am interested in pursuing a career in the legal field because I want to help others and contribute in some way to changing our society for the better. I have been fortunate enough to see a lawyer in action, and their passion for their work and the community made me appreciate the field and ultimately led me to start my own path in it.
Marketing Chair

Evelyn Romero
(She/Her) • Junior
Political Science - Public Service
Hello! I joined Las Raices during my second year because I wanted to become more involved in opportunities that align with my future career aspirations. I was able to find a strong sense of community through this organization, and it's welcoming environment encouraged me to come back. I am your Marketing Chair in hopes to introduce new members to Las Raices!
Social Chair

Lorena Alvarez Flores
(she/ella) • Junior
Political Science - Public Service & Spanish
Minor: Chicano Studies
As a Latina daughter to immigrant parents, I am passionate about advocating for immigrant families and ensuring that they have equal access to legal resources. From my experience as an undergraduate, I have learned what it means to be a student, an advocate, and a resource to my community. That is why I value the mission of Las Raices, because it has guided me to seek opportunities that have pushed me to create meaningful change for all underserved communities. Las Raices has connected me with communidad and has helped me share a space where I am able to express myself, my cultura, and receive guidance from those around me. Fun fact: I was Gunrock
Internal Affairs Co-Chair

Rosalinda Martinez Ruano
(she/her) • Junior
Sociology-Organizational Studies
Community and Regional Developement
Hello! My goals in life revolve around building meaningful relationships that help me and others find a sense of belonging. I have always worked hard towards creating an environment where we all feel seen and appreciated. With this in mind, one of my many goals is to graduate collage, join the Air Force, and attend law school. I would like to continue working on making my parents proud and always highlighting the strengths of my home country Guatemala. I dream of helping others the same way I was helped. I am with Las Raices because it is an organization that builds on our strengths and culture. An environment that allows us all to grow and thrive.
Academic Chair

Soraya Zepeda
(she/her) • Senior
Community and Regional Development
Hello! My name is Soraya and I am your Academic Chair for the 2025-2026 school year! I am a fourth years student studying Community & Regional Development, and this is my second year as a member of Las Raices. I decided to join because I wanted to be part of a community of like-minded individuals who share my culture and interest in pursuing a career in the legal field. I am interested in the legal profession because I want to be a voice for vulnerable communities and help create change for those voices that are often unheard.
Historian
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Valerie Farias
(She/They) • Junior
History & Political Science
Political Science-Public Service