It is important to members of the Panhellenic Association that the Duke Student Government Executive Board candidates are aware of female student interests and have included them in their platforms. With this in mind, the Panhellenic Association executive board, presidents and delegates would like to announce the following endorsement:
For president, we endorse junior Jordan Giordano. His experience as both vice president of community interaction and executive vice president has helped him to recognize student needs and develop concrete goals to meet them. He distinguishes himself by presenting fresh ideas to tackle issues faced by females on campus. We only heard three of the four candidates as Lawrence Chen declined our invitation to speak.
For vice president of student affairs, we endorse junior Lauren Maisel. Although her opponent Alex Wang, a freshman, has done much for the Duke community during his term as senator, we believe Maisel sets realistic goals, mainly focusing on the issue of campus safety.
For vice president of academic affairs, we endorse freshman Gregory Morrison. Though other candidates Chelsea Goldstein and Julia Chou are impressive, Morrison has experience working on the committee and plans to see current projects through. For vice president of athletics and campus services, we support junior Brett Aresco. He provides a unique perspective on Duke's dining services and transportation issues.
The leadership of the Panhellenic Association feels confident that these students will fill their respective positions effectively and work strongly toward further unification of the undergraduate population.
Rachel Nordlinger
President, Panhellenic Association
Trinity '09
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