Head Delegates are student leaders who are responsible for informing their institution’s delegates about NDSA and upcoming meetings, submitting a roster of all voting and non-voting delegates prior to each meeting, informing their student body about NDSA, and serving as a contact point for NDSA on their campus.
To do this, they work directly with the NDSA’s Executive Team. Policies on selecting Head Delegates differ based on the institution, but it is required that a policy be in place to do so. If you’re interested in joining or learning more about NDSA, contact your institution’s Head Delegate with the information listed below.
BISMARCK STATE COLLEGE ![]()
Jenica Twete
jenica.twete@bismarckstate.edu
DAKOTA COLLEGE OF BOTTINEAU ![]()
Laura Halverson
laura.halverson@dakotacollege.edu
DICKINSON STATE UNIVERSITY ![]()
Eniola Soetan
eniola.soetan@dickinsonstate.edu
LAKE REGION STATE COLLEGE ![]()
Uriah Schneekloth
uriah.schneekloth@lrsc.edu

Uriah is originally from Bonduel, Wisconsin and is currently living in Minot, North Dakota . He is currently attending Lake Region State College in pursuit of an associate in applied science and completing the peace officer program.
MAYVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY ![]()
Dustyn Nelsen
dustyn.nelsen@mayvillestate.edu
MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY 
Krista

Krista is a 4th year student studying Professional Chemistry at Minot State University. She currently serves as the Vice President of State Affairs on MiSU Student Government. A fun fact about Krista is that she volunteers almost year round with the local Special Olympics, both coaching and partnering in many sports! She’s super excited to be more involved in NDSA this year!
NORTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE ![]()
Parker Martinson
parker.martinson@ndscs.edu

Hello! I am Parker Martinson, and I am a third-year student at North
Dakota State College of Science and serving as our Student Senate Vice President! I just graduated with my A.A.S in Automotive Technology and am currently studying for the Master Tech program! A fun fact about me is I recently rebuilt a ’97 Trans Am that I love getting to take around the Minnesota countryside with my girlfriend in! This year I am looking forward to helping push students to grow in their confidence!
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY ![]()
Josh Hansen
Hello! My name is Josh Hansen and I am a senior at NDSU. I am studying Business Administration as my major with a minor in Management Information Systems, along with a certificate in Business Analytics. Something interesting about me is that I am a non-traditional student and first-generation student. I just welcomed my first child, my daughter BettyLue, to my family on August 10th. And besides for running the office of External Affairs for the NDSU Student Government, I work (and almost live) at the Wellness Center on campus.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA ![]()
Jayden Erickson
jayden.erickson@und.edu

I go to the University of North Dakota, and I am majoring in Aviation Management and minoring in Public Administration. This is my 4th year at UND and I am involved with Student Government, marching band, and Chi Alpha (A Campus Ministry). This would be my 3rd full year at NDSA. A fun fact about me is that I have traveled to 5 countries and 26 states.
VALLEY CITY STATE UNIVERSITY
Mattilyn Nathan
mattilyn.nathan@vcsu.edu

Mattilyn Nathan goes to Valley City State University. She is an Art Education major with a history minor. One fun fact about her is that she likes to collect thrifted teapots, and has over 50.
WILLISTON STATE COLLEGE ![]()
Keaton Jackson
keaton.jackson@willistonstate.edu

Keaton Jackson serves as the Head Delegate for Williston State College. He is currently pursuing a degree in Business Management and is actively involved in campus life as the Student Senate President, Assistant Head Resident, and a Student Assistant in Financial Aid. Keaton is passionate about student leadership, higher education, and advocating for opportunities that strengthen student success across North Dakota. Outside of academics and leadership, he enjoys building community on campus and helping students feel connected and supported.

