Our Mission

The Princeton University Wind Ensemble seeks to provide a place where university members can continue to challenge themselves to higher levels of repertoire, learn from their peers and conductor, and pursue their passion and enjoyment of music while on campus.

 

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2009/2010 Officers

Fall 2009

 

President
Justin Cahill '11 cahill@princeton.edu
Justin Cahill '11 hails from Ashland, Massachusetts and currently serves as President of PUWE. When he isn't playing the clarinet or spamming the PUWE listserv, he is probably reading for one of his English classes. Justin is also on the Editorial Board of the Daily Princetonian, an LGBT Peer Educator, and treasurer of Orange Key. He doesn't get much sleep
Concert Manager/Webmaster
George Che '12 gche@princeton.edu
George Che is from Malden, MA. You can usually find him in Lewis working on a physics problem set or running to Richardson with a stack of PUWE concert programs while trying to figure out a new feature of Dreamweaver. He is also a private tutor and certified table tennis umpire. His favorite activity at Princeton is taking full advantage of his Unlimited meal plan.
Business Manager
Damjan Korac '12 dkorac@princeton.edu
 
Property Manager
Stephanie Chen '12 scseven@princeton.edu
Stephanie Chen is currently a sophomore in the Civil Engineering department. She's been playing flute in the school band since 4th grade and picked up piccolo in high school for the marching band. Stephanie is excited to be a part of the Wind Ensemble this year and enjoys being a part of such a talented group.
Event Coordinator
Cassandra Taylor '12 cassandr@princeton.edu
Cassie Taylor hails from Rochester, NY, and is looking forward to her sophomore year at comparatively balmy Princeton. When she's not in the classroom, you can probably find her at a dance studio preparing for a ballroom competition. She enjoys OA trail songs, baking pies, and wearing rainboots.
Publicity Chair
Garland CastaƱeda '11 gcastane@princeton.edu
Garland is currently a junior in the molecular biology department. He has been playing the alto saxophone since they let him start squawking away in the fourth grade. He also performed in his high school marching band, so he is qualified to walk, play and chew gum at the same time. Garland is glad to field any questions about PUWE, MOL, or ENV/Neuro (his certificates). Appeals to his sanity to give up one or both of the last two would also be considered with good humored interest.