22 CommentsLadies and Gentlemen, your candidates for 2012-2013 Engineering Student Council. Campaigning officially begins today, so prepare to feel valued like never before. Voting will open next week at 9 am on Monday, April 2nd, and will continue until 5 pm on Thursday, April 5th. Also keep in mind that the candidates’ forum will be held in Lerner C555 from 3 to 5 pm on Sunday. Executive Board and Senate below, everything else after the jump.
Executive Board
Project Blue
Tim Qin (President)
Bora Kim (VP Policy)
Caroline Taylor (VP Communications)
Siddhant Bhatt (VP Finance)
Sheila Misheni (VP Student Life)
University Senator
Logan Donovan
Adam Hadar
Akshay Shah
Class of 2013 Council
The SEASians
Mary Byers (President)
Ruchi Gupta (Vice President)
Christine Liu (Class Representative)
Shudipto Rahman (Class Representative)
Class of 2014 Council
Futastic 14
Daniel O’Leary (President)
Tanya Shah (Vice President)
Patrick Fu (Class Representative)
Priya Sharma (Class Representative)
Class of 2015 Council
CE Change
Tanay Doctor (President)
Andre Paiva (Vice President)
Aditya Naganath (Class Representative)
Kung Fu Pandas
Joshua Boggs (President)
Shensi Ding (Vice President)
Manali Yavatkar (Class Representative)
Edward Zahrebelski (Class Representative)
Academic Affairs Representative
Charlie Wu
Professional Development & Alumni Affairs Representative
Brian Wu
Student Services Representative
Alexander Pae
CCSC Liaison
Andrew Gonzalez
GSSC Liaison
Jerry Sun
SGA Liaison
Janiel Li
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22 Comments
@engineer you can’t think of anything that ESC has done to help student life?
are you fucking kidding me?
– they’ve been working on a policy to help make non-technical electives pass-fail so that engineers can pursue their other academic interests
– the ESC policy committee was the one who was pushing for a more efficient packaging center
– they’ve been working on gathering ideas to renovate the carleton lounge in mudd to make it a better student center.
– they fund student groups that are led by and of interest to engineers.
before you start saying random shit that you obviously don’t know about, get your facts straight.
@Anonymous don’t really care about the last 2. i would recommend they also pursue making the business school courses offered to CC open to SEAS undergrads. also expand the minor selection, allow SEAS undergrads to get credit for visual art courses or creative writing courses. we have diverse interests. you hear me student council?
hello???
@Tim Qin Those are some great ideas. More minors and credit for visual arts classes are some of the things ESC has looked into this semester. We plan to continue pursuing those initiatives next year among others.
Please email project.blue.2012@gmail.com if you have more suggestions or comments.
Or post your comments on our Facebook page: http://www.projectblue2012.com
@Anonymous You don’t care about the last two? So you dont give a shit about any student groups on campus? Cool.
@Anonymous You could do it for a year, put it on your resume and leave. People don’t stick around all four years for jokes idiot!
@Student Council has always been bullshit. Unite all resume-whores!
@Anonymous lol fucking lol. external elections are big fucking deal
@Anonymous the only position that kind of matters is contested by 3 people. the rest is more or less a circlejerk
@sooooo good job ESC 2011! your legacy = failed attempt at external elections
@Anonymous How is it a failed attempt? Just because no one else ran doesn’t mean it failed.
@Anonymous they should just merge the councils, this is fucking wasteful
@Anonymous Also, it’s pretty sad that nearly everyone here is running uncontested, and a lot of them are freshmen (when I say a lot of here I mean for the positions that are open to all classes). Glad to see freshmen wanting to get involved, hopefully they actually care about student life on campus and aren’t doing this to pad their resumes..
@Anonymous at least most positions were contested with internal elections… wtf general elections? especially when ESC has to run CCSC as well…
@ESC runs CCSC elections? get your facts straight. they’re run separately run.
@Anonymous I never said that ESC runs CCSC elections… learn to read
@Anonymous Lol you’re joking right?
ESC does not run CCSC at all, and I’m confused as to how you could even think this because I can’t think of one thing that ESC has done on its own this year to improve student life and well-being on campus.
Further, it has been my experience that many of those who serve on ESC really don’t do anything at all, not showing up to or helping with events that are planned in conjunction with the other undergraduate councils.
If anything, it’s the other way around. Get your facts straight.
@Anonymous “it has been my experience…”
so…why don’t you just tell esc this? i wonder if that would help solve the problem
@engineer you can’t think of anything that ESC has done to help student life?
are you fucking kidding me?
– they’ve been working on a policy to help make non-technical electives pass-fail so that engineers can pursue their other academic interests
– the ESC policy committee was the one who was pushing for a more efficient packaging center.
– they’ve been working on gathering ideas to renovate the carleton lounge in mudd to make it a better student center.
– they fund student groups that are led by and of interest to engineers.
before you start saying random shit that you obviously don’t know about, get your facts straight.
@Anonymous who’s playing at bacchanal?
@dude pac
@Anonymous 9 out of 11 races are uncontested? Glad to see that spirit of ’68 is alive and well.
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