The George Washington University
LULAC 11128
LULAC 11128 provides Latinx students at the George Washington University in Washington DC a student organization where they can organize to support each other and advocate for social justice issues on and off campus.
About our council
Council Leadership
President David Tamay
Vice President Valery Montenegro-Hernandez
Secretary Lorena Basabe
Treasurer Isa Vence
Historian Arleth Leon
Founded
2017
Mission
The George Washington University LULAC Collegiate Council strives to equip its members with the skills, knowledge, and experience they need to become leaders in their fields while encouraging them to give back to the country’s Latino/Hispanic community. We aim to increase the cohesion and integration of the Latino community through academics, advocacy, and action/professional development.
Meets
Biweekly
Membership Fee
Free
Membership Sign Up
News
LULAC 11128 Relaunches in 2026
In March 2026, a new era of Latino leadership began at The George Washington University. GW scholars officially relaunched LULAC Council 11128, bridging the gap between the student body and the nation’s oldest and largest Hispanic civil rights organization.
Driven by a vision of unity and advocacy, twenty founding members mobilized to elect a powerhouse executive board:
- President: David Tamay
- Vice President: Valery Montenegro-Hernandez
- Secretary: Lorena Basabe
- Treasurer: Isa Vence
- Historian: Arleth Leon
