6 months of expenses at $2,900/mo is $17,400, in savings account a 1.25% is not a great way to get out of debt. I think you'd be better of throwing more money at the higher interest student loans. Maybe it would help you to figure out your deductible on insurances--medical, auto, etc. that you'd be on the hook for in case of a true emergency, and also estimate how much in unemployment you'd receive in case of a layoff, and estimate your emergency fund goal from there. While my DH and I were paying off our student loans, we kept between $5-10k in cash to cover things, and we ended up being able to replace both of our aging vehicles out of those funds ($6-7k vehicles) when we needed to while we were still aggressively paying down debt. I think your $14k in cash is likely just fine, if perhaps a bit much--can you knock out any of the student loans by tapping that?
Also, you don't mention if your job has a 401k match--even when you have debt, it's a good idea to at least contribute enough to get any matching funds--it might be around 3% or 3% but that adds up over time.