ASMSU Executive Team
The Executive Branch of ASMSU serves as the administrative arm responsible for implementing policies, managing programs, and addressing the needs of the student body. This team embodies a commitment to effective governance and student advocacy.
Lenny Triem & Finn Growney
ASMSU President & Vice President
Bio: Howdy Bobcats! We are Lenny Triem and Finn Growney, and we are excited to represent YOU as your ASMSU executives! Raised in Helena, Lenny is studying Microbiology and Music with minors in Data Science and Biochemistry. As an ASMSU Senator on Finance and Legislative Committees, he's worked to ensure effective allocation of student fee dollars and direct the priorities of ASMSU's lobbyist to champion student interests at the state legislature. He's also worked to build strong relationships between ASMSU and campus partners through his roles on the university's Research and Undergraduate Research Councils and as a liaison to The Exponent. As a previous Hall Council President of Hannon-Quads and the Julia Martin Apartments, he improved the Hannon Gym’s equipment and worked to facilitate major events like QuadStock. Outside of classes and student government, Lenny has spent much of his time as a student researcher on campus and at the NIH. On the weekends, you can find him hiking, running, or playing the cello. Finn is from Colorado Springs and is studying Financial Engineering and Industrial Engineering. He serves as an At-Large Senator for ASMSU, aids funding requests on the Finance Board, and is the student voice as a liaison to the Leadership Institute and University Facilities Planning Board. As President of the Residence Hall Association, Finn leads initiatives to enhance the student living experience for the more than 4,500 students living on campus. He is active in his fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon, serving on the programming committee, and works as an Honors Ambassador for the Honors College, helping foster academic excellence and engagement. Outside school, you can find Finn fishing, shredding the slopes at Bridger, or listening to some classics at the Bozeman Symphony!
Platform: We believe in the power of culture, communication, and community to support a stronger MSU. These foundational pillars drive our mission to make student life more accessible, affordable, and connected. For instance, we will refine and streamline Rolling, VIM, and Club Sports funding to ensure that student organizations, club sports, and Greek life can access financial resources without unnecessary hurdles. Student fees directly fund the organizations and activities that make our campus thrive, and because those fees come from students, we believe the funding process should be clear, fair, and easy to navigate. A better funding system doesn’t just make things easier—it strengthens leadership, encourages collaboration, and supports long-term growth within our student community. Beyond student organization funding, affordability is a growing challenge for everyone. Amid rising costs, a central priority of our administration will be to work directly with local government to pursue housing policies that prioritize affordability. We're also dedicated to strengthening ASMSU’s relationships with partner organizations to better advocate for student interests. Namely, we’ll work with the Streamline Bus service to create a seasonal bus route to and from the airport during holiday breaks, alleviating significant costs and hassle for traveling students. While we’re excited to bring you these initiatives, it is far more important for us to know what you want us to do. To ensure every voice is heard and unique needs are met, we will establish a liaisonship program to engage passionate individuals from a diverse range of student groups, such as student-athletes, Greek life, and first-generation students. Through collective effort and shared purpose, we can devise effective solutions to students’ most pressing needs. We will advance these student priorities beyond campus, advocating at local and state levels to drive change. By listening, collaborating, and engaging, we can build a campus that works for everyone. Let’s make it happen!
Meet the 2025-2026 ASMSU Executive and Administrative Teams
ASMSU Staff Advisors
