  Recent searches for first-generation leptoquarks and heavy right-handed $W_R$
bosons have seen excesses in final states with electrons and jets. A bizarre
property of these excesses is that they appear to violate lepton universality.
With these results in mind, we study the phenomenology of supersymmetric models
in which the Higgs arises as the sneutrino in an electron supermultiplet. Since
the electron is singled out in this approach, one can naturally account for the
lepton flavor structure of the excesses. In this work, we show that in such a
framework, one can significantly alleviate the tension between the Standard
Model and the data and yet evade current constraints from other searches.
Lastly we point out that correlated excesses are expected to be seen in future
multilepton searches.
