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Community Senate and CAB 2013-14

April 19, 2013

The votes are in! Elections for Community Senate officers and CAB members were held this week for the 2013-14 school year. These are the results!

Community Senate

President – Samir Hazboun

Vice President – Justin Przezdziecki

ICC Chair – Daniel Veizaga

Treasurer – Josh Strassburger

Secretary – Nick Huckins

Campus Activities Board

President – Jaime Rodgers

Music and Live Chair – Blake Brown

Serendipity Chair – Zach Kronisch

Specialties and Events Chair – Grier Cross

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