As of May 2009, the PRSSA's official group on Facebook, "Statehood for Puerto Rico", has over 6,000 members. National Board Christian Santos – National President Melanie Vargas – National Executive Vice-president Cristian Bernaschina – National Secretary Ramón Ramírez – National Treasurer Notable PRSSA Alumni Luis Fortuño, PRSSA National President (1980-1981), served as Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico and Governor of Puerto Rico. Kenneth McClintock, PRSSA National President (1979-1980), served as President of the Senate of Puerto Rico and Secretary of State of Puerto Rico. Pedro Pierluisi, PRSSA Chapter President at Tulane University (1980-1981), is the Governor of Puerto Rico and previously served as Puerto Rico Attorney General and Resident Commissioner of Puerto Rico. José Jaime Pierluisi, PRSSA founding member (1979-1981), served as Economic Advisor to the Governor of Puerto Rico. José Rodríguez Suárez, PRSSA co-founder (1979-1981), twice served as Deputy Secretary of State of Puerto Rico. Francisco Cimadevilla, PRSSA founding member (1979-1981), served as Assistant Secretary of State of Puerto Rico for Caribbean Basin Affairs, Chief Economic Development Officer at the Puerto Rico Department of Economic Development and Commerce, Editor of Caribbean Business, and Vice President and Editor-in-Chief for the Casiano Communications (CCI) media emporium. Beatriz Areizaga, PRSSA Chapter President at the Metropolitan Campus of the Inter American University of Puerto Rico (2008-2009), served as the 14th First Lady of Puerto Rico. Julio A. Cabral-Corrada, PRSSA Executive Director (2012-2013), became an influential financial analyst and commentator on Puerto Rico's ongoing fiscal crisis and a former Vice President of New York City-based investment firm Stone Lion L.P. Notes References External links Puerto Rico Statehood Students Association Official Website Statehood movement in Puerto Rico Student organizations established in 1979 Student political organizations Political advocacy groups in Puerto Rico Politics of Puerto Rico Political organizations based in Puerto Rico Youth-led organizations