Elorm Dzrekey was born in Tema, Ghana. She moved to the United States in 1997 with her mother and younger sister. She attended Santa Fe College and has now transferred to the University of Central Florida to pursue a Bachelors in Nursing and Sociology. Since August of 2005, Elorm has been involved in many organizations. Besides holding the Vice-President position for the National African Students Association in the 2008 to 2009 academic year, she is a member of her local African Student Organization, and also a member of Ghana Youth Council in which she is the Florida Representative. After completion of her education, Elorm plans to work for a Non-Profit Organization in the Health Sector as a traveling Nurse Practitioner, doing research and hopes to be stationed back home in Ghana to not only provide excellent health-care, but also to educate as well.

Chidinma Chukwuma is a senior at the University of West Georgia, majoring in Pre-Med Biology and with a minor in Real Estate. Currently, Chidinma is the secretary of her University's African Student Association, and a member of several other organizations on her campus such as; Tri-Beta, American Medical Student Association, the International Students Club, the Judicial Commissions Committee and Student Activities Council. Chidinma was born in Huntsville, Alabama, but represents her native country, Nigeria to the fullest. When she graduates, Chidinma plans to attend medical school, in order to become a clinical pediatrician. In the future, she would like to open an orphanage somewhere in Africa. Chidinma is really excited about the start of the National African Students' Association. She believes it can be a springboard for unity amongst African students in the United States as well as a force for change in our respective countries on the magnificent continent of Africa.

Danielle Agyemang is a Junior at the University of Florida. She is a Sociology major with an interdisciplinary study in International Development and Humanitarian Assistance. Danielle is originally from Ghana but has had the privilege to have lived in many countries. Her experiences abroad in developing nations have made her aware of the realities in the world and passionate about development and progress. She believes that poverty is the very issue that hinders unity and development in Africa. As an executive member of the National ASA, she hopes to spread awareness and evoke positive activism to help remedy the afflictions burdened by poverty. Danielle has gladly taken her responsibility as Southeastern Director of Communications in an effort to diligently work to bring about the activism, awareness and reform that are needed through integrity, prominence and quality programming to insure future development and promise for Africa.

This position has yet to be filled.

Osa Asemota is currently a junior at Georgia State University majoring in Accounting. She was first introduced to the National ASA through her school’s own ASA chapter. While in her ASA, she found that she loved the friendships she formed and the information gained. As a member of her ASA, she tirelessly promoted the side of Africa many people (on campus) never get to see; the side of Africa that has colorful traditions, customs, and big cities. As public relations chair for the Southeastern Region of the National ASA, Osa plans on spreading the word about this dynamic organization. She believes that with the proper mediums (such as the newspaper, radio, and television) the organization will be able to complete its mission of lending a helping hand to the entire continent of Africa and getting others to become more knowledgeable and involved. Osa hopes to pursue a degree in Law and to continue to challenge the ignorance that many people have about Africa. While an executive member of the National African Student Association, she hopes to educate individuals who are not knowledgeable about the history, cultures, and customs of the African continent.