2010 SASS Executive

President elected officer with voting rights; position created in 1985
The Big Cheese. Oversees the SASS exec meetings, and assists with the operations of all committees. Represents SASS in the rest of the University through smiling and waving and also by sitting on the Student Academic Council. Rules with an iron fist and a loving heart. Likes kittens.
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The 2010 President is Yang Lei

	Vice-President Functions elected officer with voting rights; position created in 2000
	VP Functions helps run the SASS exec, and organises a number of events with the help of the Functions Committee. These include Milk 'n' Cookies on the first Tuesday of every month, as well as the Survival Series. VP Functions is also responsible for organising the Big Sib program.
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	The 2010 Vice-President Functions is Harrison Cruikshank

Vice-President Social elected officer with voting rights; position created in 2000
Can you say party?! With the help of the Social Committee, VP Social organises the Hallowe'en Party, the Tropical Party, Pizza Plunge, post-Inquiry, Kaffeehaus, the ski trip, and any other zaniness that can be thought up.
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The 2010 Vice-President Social is Neila Bazaracai

	Community Chair elected officer with voting rights; position created in 2001
	The Community Chair works with the Community Committee on charitable initiatives from Progressive Dinner to movie nights to epic squash and euchre tournaments.
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	The 2010 Community Chair is Shanthiya Baheerathan

Formal Convenor elected officer with voting rights; position created in 1985
The formal convenor plans and organizes the two biggest social events of the artsci year: semi-formal and formal. These events are held in November and March, and give people in all years a well-deserved chance to get dressed-up (in theme, or otherwise), get together, and have fun. The formal convenor and formal committee work all year to make sure that these two nights are enjoyed by all (and remembered by most)!
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The 2010 Formal Convenor is Amal Abuzgaya

	Treasurer elected officer with voting rights; position created in 1985
	$$$$$$$ makes sure we don't squander too much of our money $$$$$$$$$$$ guards the cashbox with valour $$$$$$$$ with the help of a few thugs, ensures that artscis pay their I.O.U.s $$$$$$$$$$$
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	The 2010 Treasurer is Jordan Milko I'm an educated fool with money on my mind, Got my ten in my hand and a gleam in my eye. I'm a locked out gangsta, set tripping banger And my homies are down so don't arouse my anger, fool

Secretary elected officer with voting rights; position created in 1985
If you think a secretary only writes, well think again. The SASS secretary is not only responsible for the SASS exec minutes, but also keeps the fridge stocked with oh so tasty pop. Mmm. Pop.
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The 2010 Secretary is Isabelle Dobronyi

	SRA Representative elected officer with voting rights; position created in 1985
	The Student Representative Assembly (SRA) is the governing body for the McMaster Students Union (MSU). Each academic division is allocated some of the 35 Assembly members on the basis of their size; basic arithmetic has fated the job of the Arts & Science rep to be a lonely one. The SRA meets biweekly, and has extensive decision-making power as to how the MSU and its various services operate. It occasionally makes good decisions.
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	The 2010 SRA Representative is David Campbell

SRA Ex-Officio elected councillor with voting rights; position created in 1985
The Arts & Science SRA Ex-Officio seat provides the members of SASS with an additional voice (although not an additional vote) within the MSU's Student Representative Assembly.
The 2010 SRA Ex-Officio is Jeffrey Wyngaarden Jeffar. Like from Aladdin, minus the creepy goatee (sometimes). Still rockin the headgear and magical powers. No current plans for usurping the sultan's throne.

	Senate Observer elected councillor with voting rights; position created in 1983
	The Senate Observer is your voice on the University Senate, and represents the views of Artscis to administrators and fellow students. As our programme isn't granted faculty status by The McMaster University Act, 1976, we consequently don't receive a voting member. Feel free to write Dalton at premier@gov.on.ca on this matter.
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	The 2010 Senate Observer is Meagan McEwen Meagan is fond of many activities involving spandex, including cycling, running, rowing, and ski racing. Some of her favourite things are reading about obscure medical conditions, viticulture, doing the crossword, and very large drooly dogs. A small-town girl at heart, Meagan hopes to live on a self-sustainable hobby farm once she graduates to be able to further explore her passions for local food, tractors, and interesting critters.

Undergraduate Council Representative elected councillor with voting rights; position created in 1983
Is the student Arts & Science voice on the University Senate's Undergraduate Council.
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The 2010 Undergraduate Council Representative is Simon Gooding-Townsend I hate writing blurbs. I detest writing blurbs. I abhor writing blurbs. I despise writing blurbs. I loath writing blurbs. I cannot stand writing blurbs. I recoil from writing blurbs. But I am mostly a positive person (when I am not being negative).

	Junior Student Programme Advisor elected councillor with voting rights; position created in 1983
	The Junior Student Programme Advisor is a student in year II who attends the Programme Advisory Meetings (usually bi-annual) along with the Joint Programme Advisory/Faculty meetings, and provides student input into discussion about issues pertaining to the programme (anything from developing new courses to current enrollment).
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	The 2010 Junior Student Programme Advisor is Irena Papst

Senior Student Programme Advisor elected councillor with voting rights; position created in 1983
The Senior Student Programme Advisor is a student in year III or IV who attends the Programme Advisory Meetings (usually bi-annual) along with the Joint Programme Advisory/Faculty meetings, and provides student input into discussion about issues pertaining to the programme (anything from developing new courses to current enrollment).
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The 2010 Senior Student Programme Advisor is Olivia Lee Olivia hails from the mythical lands of the T to the O. She enjoys etymology, the word floccinaucinihilipilification and pi. When she's not scurrying around campus, she can be found in C105, musing about avocados. A devout practicer of proper grammar, Olivia is often heard mumbling in English, French or Latin (sometimes all in one Latinglais sentence). She really likes Latin. Si hunc legere potes, linguam Latinae nimis scis.

	Admissions Committee Representative elected councillor with voting rights; position created in 1983
	Sits on the Arts & Science Admissions Committee where the particulars of the admission process are hammered out (i.e. the Freemasonesque process by which upper years convene and pluck future world leaders and/or bongo drummers from the tedium of high school.) This position is filled by a Fourth-Year student.
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	The 2010 Admissions Committee Representative is Shohinee Sarma

Welcome Week Planner minion of the sass bureaucracy; position created in 2002
Plans Welcome Week (Faculty Day, Faculty Night, t-shirt...) for Arts & Science in consultation with the President and both VPs.
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The 2010 Welcome Week Planner is Theresa Tingey

	Welcome Week Planner minion of the sass bureaucracy; position created in 2002
	Plans Welcome Week (Faculty Day, Faculty Night, t-shirt...) for Arts & Science in consultation with the President and both VPs.
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	The 2010 Welcome Week Planner is Tina Cody I AM THE SHIT