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Last Updated:
16 March, 2006
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GRADUATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICER ELECTIONS |
The GSG is holding
general elections for its seven officer positions: Chair, Parliamentary
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, Press
Secretary, Treasurer, and Social Chair.
Information about the
positions and their duties, as well as an outline of the election
rules, is available here:
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The
Constitution, Article V on the duties of officers
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The
By-Laws, Article III, with additional duties and election
procedures
- Amendments made in April 2005 to the By-Laws relating to Officer elections
For questions or additional
information please email:
gsgelect@princeton.edu
Also, contact the current officers to find out more about the positions.
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Officer Elections
- Chair: Shin-yi Lin: Approved
- Treasurer: Alex Ntelekos: Approved
Constitutional Amendments
- Amendment #1 (increase fee to $10/year): Approved
- Amendment #2 (increase fees annually based on stipend rates): NOT Approved
For full results, including vote counts, please read the Elections Committee Report. The elections have been certified by the GSG Assembly at the March 8th, 2006 meeting. (Note: a slight mistake was made in the report regarding the calculation of the requirements to approve the amendments. A correction
is available here.)
The remaining Officer positions (Parliamentary Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary, Press Secretary, and Social Chair) will be filled with elections by the GSG Assembly at the April 12, 2006 meeting. Anyone may run by announcing their candidacy at the meeting, or you can e-mail a candidate statement in advance to gsg@princeton.edu.
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Along with this year's officer elections, the GSG Assembly has decided to hold a referendum on two constitutional amendments related to the annual GSG fee. The fee is currently $5 per academic year. The GSG Assembly feels these proposals are important enough to put through to the student body. It is important that all graduate students read about them and make an informed decision.
Read about the proposed constitutional amendments
Information about the current GSG Fee and amendment procedures can be found in:
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The following candidates have accepted nominations. Please read their campaign statements.
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The following is a summary of the 2006 election process. For more
details see the election
plan as approved by Assembly.
- Election Committee formed: Wednesday, Dec. 14th
- Election Plan approved: Wednesday, Jan. 11th
- Election Committee calls for nominations: Jan.
14th, Jan 23rd, Jan 28th.
- Deadline for nominations: Saturday, Jan. 28th, 11:59pm
- Nominees will be contacted to confirm their interest
and asked to submit campaign statements.
- Candidate statements due: Monday, Feb. 6th (11:59pm)
- Also deadline for post-enrolled candidates to pay dues to run in the election
- Announcement of candidates: Wednesday, Feb. 8th
- "Meet the Candidates" Forum: Feb. 13th - 6pm - McCormick Hall 101
- Election days: Thursday, Feb. 23th (9am) - Tuesday, Mar. 7th (5:00pm)
- Election count and announcement: by Wednesday, Mar. 8th
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Medini Padmanabhan, ELE (Chair) |
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Brookes Brown, POL |
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Jeffrey Dwoskin, ELE |
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Danielle Osler, WWS |
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Daniel Raburn, PPL
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