Aki Terasaki - Revision history

Pbailinson at 06:39, 3 February 2014

2014-02-03T06:39:49Z

Arm2159 at 21:43, 7 October 2013

2013-10-07T21:43:30Z

Cds2148 at 01:16, 7 August 2013

2013-08-07T01:16:46Z

Cam2171: MMA's resignation not related at all to Terasaki. Previous text suggested some sort of correlation.

2013-01-11T21:08:58Z

MMA's resignation not related at all to Terasaki. Previous text suggested some sort of correlation.

Cds2148 at 02:21, 11 January 2013

2013-01-11T02:21:59Z

Cam2171 at 03:17, 1 May 2012

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Cam2171 at 18:06, 30 April 2012

2012-04-30T18:06:16Z

Cam2171 at 18:06, 30 April 2012

2012-04-30T18:06:09Z

Cam2171 at 13:43, 6 April 2012

2012-04-06T13:43:37Z

Cam2171 at 22:23, 26 March 2012

2012-03-26T22:23:59Z

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	Aki majored in [[economics]] with a special concentration in [[linguistics]].		Aki majored in [[economics]] with a special concentration in [[linguistics]].
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		+	==External Links==
		+	*[http://bwog.com/2012/05/02/campus-character-aki-terasaki/ Bwog Campus Character article]

	{{succession\|preceded=[[Learned Foote]]\|succeeded=[[Karishma Habbu]]\|office=President of the [[CCSC]]\|years=2011-2012}}		{{succession\|preceded=[[Learned Foote]]\|succeeded=[[Karishma Habbu]]\|office=President of the [[CCSC]]\|years=2011-2012}}

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 He also served as president of the [[Columbia Japan Society]] his junior year.
-During his tenure as president, he successfully led the council in implementing some programs that had previously been only pilots, such as [[Open Housing]].  His council was also responsible for the first holistic review of financial aid, as well as a wait list system for classes, simplification of the student group co-sponsorship process, and return of the "CCSC project grants" begun under [[Sue Yang]].  His term was perhaps overshadowed by the sudden resignation of Columbia College Dean [[Michelle Moody-Adams]], but his council managed to coordinate with Interim Dean [[James Valentini]] to finish out the year.
+During his tenure as president, he successfully led the council in implementing some programs that had previously been only pilots, such as [[Open Housing]].  His council was also responsible for the first holistic review of financial aid, the simplification of the student group co-sponsorship process, and return of the "CCSC project grants" begun under [[Sue Yang]].  His term was perhaps overshadowed by the sudden resignation of Columbia College Dean [[Michelle Moody-Adams]], but his council managed to coordinate with Interim Dean [[James Valentini]] to finish out the year.
 Aki majored in [[economics]] with a special concentration in [[linguistics]].

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 [[Category:CCSC presidents|Terasaki]]
-[[Category:Columbia College students|Terasaki]]
+[[Category:Columbia College alumni|Terasaki]]
 [[Category:Class of 2012|Terasaki]]
 [[Category:Economics majors|Terasaki]]
 [[Category:Linguistics majors|Terasaki]]

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 [[Image:terasaki.jpg|thumb|Aki Terasaki '12]]
-'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[2012|'12]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] from [[2011]] - [[2012]].  He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the first three-party race for the Exec board in several years. Although he did not win the most first-choice votes for President—Barry Weinberg did—his large number of middle-preference votes combined with the instant-runoff prioritization system won him the CCSC presidency that oversaw the resignation of Michelle Moody-Adams and general upheaval of the College.
+'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[2012|'12]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] from [[2011]] - [[2012]].  He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the [[CCSC Elections, 2011|2011 CCSC elections]].  Similar to [[Learned Foote]] from the previous year, his party did not win a majority of the vote in the first round, triggering an instant-runoff, wherein his party emerged successful after obtaining 51.5% of the vote in the second round.
 He also served as president of the [[Columbia Japan Society]] his junior year.
-During his tenure as president, he successfully led the council in implementing some programs that had previously been only pilots, such as [[Open Housing]].  His council was also responsible for the first holistic review of financial aid, as well as a wait list system for classes, among other things.
+During his tenure as president, he successfully led the council in implementing some programs that had previously been only pilots, such as [[Open Housing]].  His council was also responsible for the first holistic review of financial aid, as well as a wait list system for classes, simplification of the student group co-sponsorship process, and return of the "CCSC project grants" begun under [[Sue Yang]].  His term was perhaps overshadowed by the sudden resignation of Columbia College Dean [[Michelle Moody-Adams]], but his council managed to coordinate with Interim Dean [[James Valentini]] to finish out the year.
 Aki majored in [[economics]] with a special concentration in [[linguistics]].

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 [[Image:terasaki.jpg|thumb|Aki Terasaki '12]]
-'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[2012|'12]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] from [[2011]] - [[2012]].  He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the first three-party race for the Exec board in several years.  He also served as president of the [[Columbia Japan Society]] his junior year.
+'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College|CC]] [[2012|'12]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] from [[2011]] - [[2012]].  He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the first three-party race for the Exec board in several years. Although he did not win the most first-choice votes for President—Barry Weinberg did—his large number of middle-preference votes combined with the instant-runoff prioritization system won him the CCSC presidency that oversaw the resignation of Michelle Moody-Adams and general upheaval of the College.
 During his tenure as president, he successfully led the council in implementing some programs that had previously been only pilots, such as [[Open Housing]].  His council was also responsible for the first holistic review of financial aid, as well as a wait list system for classes, among other things.

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	'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] [[2012\|'12]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] from [[2011]] - [[2012]]. He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the first three-party race for the Exec board in several years. He also served as president of the [[Columbia Japan Society]] his junior year.		'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] [[2012\|'12]] was the president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]] from [[2011]] - [[2012]]. He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the first three-party race for the Exec board in several years. He also served as president of the [[Columbia Japan Society]] his junior year.
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		+	During his tenure as president, he successfully led the council in implementing some programs that had previously been only pilots, such as [[Open Housing]]. His council was also responsible for the first holistic review of financial aid, as well as a wait list system for classes, among other things.

	Aki majored in [[economics]] with a special concentration in [[linguistics]].		Aki majored in [[economics]] with a special concentration in [[linguistics]].

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 Aki is studying [[economics]] and [[linguistics]].
-{{succession|preceded=[[Learned Foote]]|succeeded=Incumbent|office=President of the [[CCSC]]|years=2011-2012}}
+{{succession|preceded=[[Learned Foote]]|succeeded=[[Karishma Habbu]]|office=President of the [[CCSC]]|years=2011-2012}}
 [[Category:CCSC presidents|Terasaki]]

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	'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] [[2012\|'12]] is the current president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]]. He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the first three-party race for the Exec board in several years. He also served as president of the [[Columbia Japan Society]] his junior year.		'''Aki Terasaki''' [[Columbia College\|CC]] [[2012\|'12]] is the current president of the [[Columbia College Student Council]]. He was elected in [[2010]] along with his [[CUCharge]] party in the first three-party race for the Exec board in several years. He also served as president of the [[Columbia Japan Society]] his junior year.