Assemblies Elections

Elections are administered by the Office of the Assemblies on behalf of the Student Assembly Elections Committee.

Please note: In order to run or vote in student elections, you must be a matriculated, full-time undergraduate student with no holds on your registration as of Thursday, 11 February 2010. You may determine what holds, if any, are placed on your registration through the Student Center.

Information for voters

• Candidate Profiles
• Voting Help
• Candidate Challenge Form

Election results

Agriculture and Life Sciences

• Adam Nicoletti (399)
• Charlie Feng (282)
• Michael Handelman (264)

Architecture, Art, and Planning

• Ulysses Smith (70)

Arts and Sciences

• Natalie Raps (548)
• Jon Rau (332)
• Ankur Bajaj (292)
• Adam Raveret (278)
• George Hornedo (257)
• Matthew Gruber (247)

Engineering

• Scott Pendleton (258)
• Adam Yozwiak (243)
• Matthew Scheff (232)

Executive Vice President

• Raymond Mensah (1524)
• Chauncey Jenkins (1020)

Hotel Administration

• Savion N. Agard (122)
• Thomas Burke (72)

Human Ecology

• Daniel Kuhr (258)

Industrial and Labor Relations

• Adam Gitlin (194)
• Gleb Drobkov (142)

International Liaison at Large

• Mohit Gulrajani (792)
• Henry Kaweesi (706)
• Lei Liu (586)
• Kevin Ji Seup Kim (382)

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, and Questioning Liaison at Large

• Matt Danzer (1132)
• Sam Wright (982)

Minority Liaison at Large

• Roneal Desai (913)
• Michael D. Finn (806)
• Ishani Dhaon (713)
• Oren Jaspan (549)
• Kevin Kim (530)

President

• Vincent Andrews (1626)
• Andrew Brokman (1282)

Undesignated at Large

The Undesignated at Large position was not presented on the ballot because the number of slots available did not exceed the number of candidates and all the candidates were in other competitive elections. The following will be seated as Undesignated at Large representatives:

• Vincent Andrews
• Andrew Brokman
• Chauncey Jenkins
• Raymond Mensah

University Assembly Undergraduate at Large

• Jared Feldman (1649)
• Celine Cunha (1591)
• William Candell (1407)

How to become a candidate

Each person who wishes to be a candidate in these elections, must complete the following requirements before noon on Monday, 15 February 2010:

1. Candidates must complete the following requirements online:
   • Candidate Personal Statement
2. Candidates must also print, complete, and return the following documents to 109 Day Hall:
   • Candidate Checklist and Information Form:Summarizes what you are required to submit and several statements you must affirm by signature.
   • Candidate Photograph Form: Complete and bring to the University Registrar’s office in B07 Day Hall in order to have your picture taken for advertisements and online features.
   • Candidate Petition Form: Use this form to collect signatures in support of your candidacy. You must collect 50 valid signatures, although we recommend you collect at least 75. To collect more signatures, print multiple copies of this form.
3. Candidates must also review and understand these informational items:
   • Elections Calendar
   • Election Rules
   • Postering policy
   • Rules for Campaigning in Dormitories
   • Sample Publicity Poster
   • Advertisements from Past Elections