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Jillian Ross

2015-04-28T13:26:45Z

Jilliandross:

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'''Jillian Ross''' [[SEAS]] '[[2016|16]] is from Sugar Land, Texas and is a Chemical Engineering major. She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her first year as the Class of 2016 Class President. Then she ran with the Executive Board party [[PSet 150]] and served as the Vice President of Communications. During her sophomore year, she ran for University Senator and won. In the Senate, she lead the efforts to establish the [[Senate Commission on Diversity]] along with [[Ramis Wadood]].

{{succession|preceded=[[Akshay Shah]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC University Senator|years=2014-2016}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2016]]
[[Category:Chemical Engineering majors]]

Jillian Ross

2015-04-28T13:25:19Z

Jilliandross:

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'''Jillian Ross''' [[SEAS]] '[[2016|16]] is from Sugar Land, Texas and is a Chemical Engineering major. She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her first year as the Class of 2016 Class President. Then she ran with the Executive Board party [[PSet 150]] and served as the Vice President of Communications. During her sophomore year, she ran for University Senator and won. In the Senate, she lead the efforts to establish the Senate Commission on Diversity along with [[Ramis Wadood]].

{{succession|preceded=[[Akshay Shah]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC University Senator|years=2014-2016}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2016]]
[[Category:Chemical Engineering majors]]

Jillian Ross

2015-04-28T13:24:45Z

Jilliandross:

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'''Jillian Ross''' [[SEAS]] '[[2016|16]] is from Sugar Land, Texas and is a Chemical Engineering major. She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her first year as the Class of 2016 Class President. Then she ran with the Executive Board party [[PSet 150]] and served as the Vice President of Communications. During her sophomore year, she ran for University Senator and won. In the Senate, she lead the efforts to establish the Senate Commission on Diversity along with Ramis Wadood.

{{succession|preceded=[[Akshay Shah]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC University Senator|years=2014-2016}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2016]]
[[Category:Chemical Engineering majors]]

Jim Huang

2014-01-30T05:33:46Z

Jilliandross:

'''Jim Huang''' [[SEAS]] [[2012|'12]] is from Shanghai, China and majored in Computer Science. He replaced [[Audry Padgett]] as the Vice President of Communications of the [[Engineering Student Council]] during the 2011-2012 academic school year. He currently works as a Business Analyst at Accenture.

{{succession|preceded=[[Audry Padgett]]|succeeded=[[Caroline Taylor]]|office=ESC Vice President of Communications|years=Spring 2012}}

Columbia Wikithon 2014

2014-01-30T05:31:22Z

Jilliandross:

The '''2014 Columbia Wikithon''' was an event organized by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]] at the beginning of 2014 to update and add new pages to [[WikiCU]]. Roughly 200 people attended throughout the course of the event.

Columbia Wikithon 2014

2014-01-30T05:30:20Z

Jilliandross: Created page with "The '''2014 Columbia Wikithon''' was an event organized by CCSC and ESC at the beginning of 2014 to update and add new pages to [[WikiCU]."

The '''2014 Columbia Wikithon''' was an event organized by [[CCSC]] and [[ESC]] at the beginning of 2014 to update and add new pages to [[WikiCU].

Robert Adelson

2014-01-30T05:25:04Z

Jilliandross:

'''Robert Adelson''' is president of the [[Engineering Student Council]] class of [[2017]]. His trusty sidekick/VP is Jonathan Barrios.

Robert Adelson is most famous for his unusually active presence on the Class of 2017 [[Facebook]] page. He seemed to know the answer to virtually every prefrosh's question.

He is a Biomedical Engineering [[pre-med]] who lives in [[Wallach Hall]].

[[Category:Class of 2017]]
[[Category:ESC]]
[[Category:SEAS students|Adelson]]

Carlos Barksdale

2014-01-30T05:22:26Z

Jilliandross:

'''Carlos Barksdale''' [[SEAS]] '[[2014|14]] is the current president of the [[National Society of Black Engineers]]. He is studying [[IEOR|Operations Research]]. He is a brother of [[Alpha Phi Alpha]] Fraternity.

[[Category:SEAS students|Barksdale]]
[[Category:IEOR majors|Barksdale]]
[[Category:Class of 2014|Barksdale]]

Carlos Barksdale

2014-01-30T05:20:53Z

Jilliandross: Created page with "'''Carlos Barksdale''' SEAS '14 is the current president of the National Society of Black Engineers. He is studying Operations Research. He is a brot..."

National Society of Black Engineers

2014-01-30T05:18:52Z

Jilliandross:

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|Name=National Society of Black Engineers
|Image=Nsbe_logo.jpg
|Founded=1980
|Recognition=[[ABC]]
|Membership=98
|Executive board=[[Carlos Barksdale]] (President) Kyra Price (VP Internal) Ayana Dawkins (VP External/Programs) Cynthia Roberts (Treasurer) Babatunde Woodard-James (Secretary) Akachi Ukwu (Academic Excellence) Marco Viti (Finance Chair) Gabriella Gilbert (P.C.I. Chair) Amber Ferrell (Public Relations) Temitope Tuby-Lukan (Membership) Taylor Robinson (Senator) Sheila Misheni (Senator) Jibreel Adejiigbe (Corporate Relations) Tolu Akinade (T.O.R.C.H. Chair) Lee Andre Fuqua (Telecommunications) Jillian Ross (Alumni Relations)
|Category=[[:Category:Pre-professional clubs|Pre-professional]]
|Website= [http://www.columbiansbe.org]
|Contact= [mailto:nsbe@columbia.edu nsbe@columbia.edu]}}

The '''National Society of Black Engineers''' ('''NSBE''') is an engineering student group which supports engineering students in their professional development. Every action the club takes is directed by the [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Organization's] mission statement: "to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally and positively impact the community". In addition to professional development, NSBE participates in community service and leisure activities. The group also participates in the annual Zone, Regional and National NSBE conventions.

==Membership and Recognition==
NSBE is recognized by the [[Activities Board at Columbia]] and receives additional support from the [[Engineering Student Council]].

In addition to engineers and Black students, NSBE has members from [[Columbia College]] and people of all races. Members include first-years through seniors. Our members go on to work for a number of companies including: Proctor & Gamble, Boeing, J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Amazon, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

==General Body Meetings==

General Body Meetings take place Wednesdays at 8 pm West Ramp Lounge in [[Alfred Lerner Hall]]. Every meeting starts by the whole group saying the mission statement as a group. Topics of the meetings cover the gambit including: finding an internship, surviving the corporate environment, getting into graduate school, finding a job, and many other similar topics. There are also meetings focussed on discussion and leisurely games to relieve stress and discuss pressures members are feeling.

==Pre-College Initiative==
According to the national website "the Pre-College Initiative (PCI) Program is designed to stimulate the interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, or STEM. NSBE's goal is to encourage students in grades K–12 to attend college and pursue technical degrees".

The Columbia chapter supports this mission by tutoring high school students and members of nearby NSBE Junior chapters, in particular from the Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy.

==T.O.R.C.H.==
The Technical Out Reach Community Help or T.O.R.C.H. program is designed to serve the community by volunteering time to train community in the use of computers and other technology.

Also falling under the umbrella of TORCH is the annual event titled "A Walk for Education". During this event, NSBE partners with CCNY's chapter of NSBE to reach out to Harlem students and encourage them to pursue a career in STEM.

== External links ==
* [http://national.nsbe.org/ National Website]
* http://www.columbia.edu/cu/nsbe/
* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2200019917 Facebook Group] 

[[Category:ABC groups]]
[[Category:Pre-professional clubs]]
[[Category:Cultural clubs]]

CU Admirers

2014-01-30T05:04:22Z

Jilliandross:

'''Columbia Admirers''' is a Facebook group and Tumblr that started in fall 2012 as a spin-off of [[Columbia Compliments]]. It quickly rose to popularity, with over a dozen anonymous admirations published a day. Because Columbia students are widely known to be awkward as fuck, the group provided a much-needed outlet for everyone to express their desire for love in a hopeless place, not to mention everyone's sexual frustration. It's unknown how many loves blossomed or how many people got laid thanks to CU Admirers, but its effect rippled across campus for the better part of the 2012-2013 year.

The group shut down in April 2013 after getting temporarily banned from Facebook for a reported status. CU Admirer's parting message was for the Columbia community to get over its awkwardness and admire each other in person.<ref>http://bwog.com/2013/04/09/cuadmirers-says-goodbye-officially/</ref>

Some CU Admirers celebrities (i.e. people who got a ridiculous number of tagged admirations) include Keanu Ross-Cabrera, and [[James Bennet]], who narrated the Sensual Sundays videos in which the more entertaining CU Admirers posts were read aloud sensually.

==References==
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==External Links==
*[http://cuadmirers.tumblr.com/ CU Admirers's Tumblr]
*[http://bwog.com/tag/cu-admirers/ Bwog's tag]

[[Category:Websites]]

CU Admirers

2014-01-30T04:56:54Z

Jilliandross:

'''Columbia Admirers''' is a Facebook group and Tumblr that started in fall 2012 as a spin-off of [[Columbia Compliments]]. It quickly rose to popularity, with over a dozen anonymous admirations published a day. Because Columbia students are widely known to be awkward as fuck, the group provided a much-needed outlet for everyone to express their desire for love in a hopeless place, not to mention everyone's sexual frustration. It's unknown how many loves blossomed or how many people got laid thanks to CU Admirers, but its effect rippled across campus for the better part of the 2012-2013 year.

The group shut down in April 2013 after getting temporarily banned from Facebook for a reported status. CU Admirer's parting message was for the Columbia community to get over its awkwardness and admire each other in person.<ref>http://bwog.com/2013/04/09/cuadmirers-says-goodbye-officially/</ref>

Some CU Admirers celebrities (i.e. people who got a ridiculous number of tagged admirations) include Keanu Ross-Cabrera, [[Jillian Ross]], and [[James Bennet]], who narrated the Sensual Sundays videos in which the more entertaining CU Admirers posts were read aloud sensually.

==References==
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==External Links==
*[http://cuadmirers.tumblr.com/ CU Admirers's Tumblr]
*[http://bwog.com/tag/cu-admirers/ Bwog's tag]

[[Category:Websites]]

It's Always Sunny at Columbia

2014-01-30T02:32:54Z

Jilliandross:

The '''It's Always Sunny at Columbia''' Party was a party in the [[2013]] [[Columbia College Student Council|CCSC]] [[CCSC Elections, 2013|elections]] cycle for executive board. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Daphne Chen]]. The party ran uncontested in the election, securing 88% of the vote, with roughly 12% voting for write-in candidates.

== Candidates ==
* President: [[Daphne Chen]], CC '14
* Vice-President for Policy: Bob Sun, CC'14
* Vice-President for Finance: Noah Swartz, CC'16
* Vice-President for Campus Life: Brianna Sadler, CC'15
* Vice-President for Communications: [[Peter Bailinson]] , CC'16

[[Category:Student government parties]]

Jillian Ross

2014-01-30T02:24:37Z

Jilliandross:

'''Jillian Ross''' [[SEAS]] '[[2016|16]] is from Sugar Land, Texas and is a Chemical Engineering major. She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her first year as the Class of 2016 Class President. During her sophomore year she ran with the Executive Board party [[PSet 150]] and currently serves as the Vice President of Communications.

{{succession|preceded=[[Caroline Taylor]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC Vice President Communications|years=2013-2014}}

[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2016]]
[[Category:Chemical Engineering majors]]

Jillian Ross

2014-01-30T02:24:25Z

Jilliandross:

'''Jillian Ross''' [[SEAS]] '[[2016|16]] is from Sugar Land, Texas and is a Chemical Engineering major. She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her first year as the Class of 2016 Class President. During her sophomore year she ran with the Executive Board party [[PSet 150]] and currently serves as the Vice President of Communications.

{{succession|preceded=[[Caroline Taylor]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC Vice President Communications|years=2013-2014}}

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[[Category:SEAS students]]
[[Category:Class of 2016]]
[[Category:Chemical Engineering majors]]

Jillian Ross

2014-01-30T01:58:04Z

Jilliandross:

Jillian Ross

2014-01-30T01:57:25Z

Jilliandross:

'''Jillian Ross''' [[SEAS]] '[[2016|16]] is from Sugar Land, Texas and is a Chemical Engineering Major. She was elected to the [[Engineering Student Council]] in her first year as the Class of 2016 Class President. During her sophomore year she ran with the Executive Board party [[PSet 150]] and currently serves as the Vice President of Communications.

{{succession|preceded=[[Caroline Taylor]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=ESC Vice President Communications|years=2013-2014}}

Conor Skelding

2014-01-30T01:54:51Z

Jilliandross:

'''Conor Skelding''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2014|14]] was the editor in chief of ''[[The Blue and White]]' and writes for [[Ivy Gate]] and [[Bwog]].

{{succession|preceded=[[Brian Wagner]]|succeeded=[[Torsten Odland]]|office=Editor in Chief of ''The Blue and White''|years=2013}}

[[Category:Columbia College students|Skelding]]
[[Category:Class of 2014|Skelding]]
[[Category:American studies majors|Skelding]]
[[Category:English majors|Skelding]]
[[Category:B&W editors|Skelding]]

PSet 150

2014-01-30T01:44:44Z

Jilliandross:

The PSet 150 was a party in the 2013 [[ESC]] elections cycle. The party, consisting of five members, was created by then presidential candidate [[Sidd Bhatt]]. The party ran uncontested except for the Vice President of Communications position which was won by [[Jillian Ross]].

PSet 150

2014-01-30T01:41:16Z

Jilliandross:

PSet 150

2014-01-30T01:37:04Z

Jilliandross: Created page with "{{prefrosh}} PSet 150 is the 2013-2014 ESC Executive Board."

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PSet 150 is the 2013-2014 [[ESC]] Executive Board.