Tim Qin - Revision history

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 {{succession|preceded=[[Nate Levick]]|succeeded=[[Sidd Bhatt]]|office=President of the ESC|years=2012-2013}}
-{{succession|preceded=[[Rajat Roy]]|succeeded=[[Akshay Shah]]|office= [[University Senate]]|years=2010-2012}}
+{{succession|preceded=[[Rajat Roy]]|succeeded=[[Akshay Shah]]|office= SEAS [[University Senator]]|years=2010-2012}}
 [[Category:SEAS alumni|Qin]]

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 [[Image:Qin.jpg|thumb|Tim Qin '13]]
 '''Tim Qin''' [[SEAS]] '[[2013|13]] is the former undergraduate Student Body President of the [[Engineering Student Council]]. He majored in [[IEOR|Operations Research]]  Engineering Management Systems.
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 During his tenure as a [[University Senator]] for [[SEAS]], Tim served as a member of the [[Task Force on Military Engagement]], which conducted Columbia University's spring 2011 proceedings on the [[Reserve Officers Training Corps]]. Following the conclusion of its processes and delivery of its report, the University Senate voted 51-17-1 to "explore mutually beneficial relationships with the Armed Forces of the United States, including participation in the programs of the Reserve Officers Training Corps." This decision reversed a 42-year-old de facto ban on ROTC at Columbia.
-In the AY 2012-13, Qin lobbied [[Deantini]] about getting a SEAS flag on the poles by [[Van Am Quad]], since the flags were in front of residence halls [[Hartley Hall|Hartley]], [[Wallach Hall|Wallach]] and the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], both of which are shared by the two schools.
+In the AY 2012-13, Qin lobbied [[Deantini]] about getting a SEAS flag on the poles by [[Van Am Quad]], arguing that the flags are in front of residence halls [[Hartley Hall|Hartley]] and [[Wallach Hall|Wallach]], as well as the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], both of which are shared by the two schools.

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 {{succession|preceded=[[Nate Levick]]|succeeded=[[Sidd Bhatt]]|office=President of the ESC|years=2012-2013}}
 [[Category:SEAS alumni|Qin]]
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	In the AY 2012-13, Qin lobbied [[Deantini]] about getting a SEAS flag on the poles by [[Van Am Quad]], since the flags were in front of residence halls [[Hartley Hall\|Hartley]], [[Wallach Hall\|Wallach]] and the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], both of which are shared by the two schools.		In the AY 2012-13, Qin lobbied [[Deantini]] about getting a SEAS flag on the poles by [[Van Am Quad]], since the flags were in front of residence halls [[Hartley Hall\|Hartley]], [[Wallach Hall\|Wallach]] and the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], both of which are shared by the two schools.
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	{{succession\|preceded=[[Nate Levick]]\|succeeded=[[Sidd Bhatt]]\|office=President of the ESC\|years=2012-2013}}		{{succession\|preceded=[[Nate Levick]]\|succeeded=[[Sidd Bhatt]]\|office=President of the ESC\|years=2012-2013}}

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 [[Image:Qin.jpg|thumb|Tim Qin '13]]
-'''Tim Qin''' [[SEAS]] '[[2013|13]] is the former undergraduate Student Body President of the [[Engineering Student Council]]. He is studying [[IEOR|Operations Research]]  Engineering Management Systems.
+'''Tim Qin''' [[SEAS]] '[[2013|13]] is the former undergraduate Student Body President of the [[Engineering Student Council]]. He majored in [[IEOR|Operations Research]]  Engineering Management Systems.
-In [[2012]], he was elected [[ESC]] president in the first uncontested race for that position in the council's recent history. Tim is also the first President of the Council to be elected through a popular vote by the undergraduate engineering student body.
+In [[2012]], he was elected [[ESC]] president in the first uncontested race for that position in the council's recent history. Tim is also the first Student Body President to be elected through a popular vote by the undergraduate engineering student body.
 Tim has also served as [[University Senate|senator]] for [[SEAS]], Vice-President of the SEAS Class of 2013 his freshman year and as the Science & Engineering representative on the [[Activities Board at Columbia]]. He is a brother of [[Lambda Phi Epsilon]].
-Under Qin's leadership as Student Body President, ESC pushed through the Pass/Fail policy for engineers capping off more than a decade of work, helped select the first female Dean of [[SEAS]] [[Mary Boyce]], created the planning committee for the first ever student-run career fair set for AY 2013-14, oversaw a radical revamping of Engineering Week, and engaged in greater [[EGSC]] collaboration.
+Under Tim's leadership as Student Body President, ESC pushed through the Pass/Fail policy for engineers capping off more than a decade of work, helped select the first female Dean of [[SEAS]] [[Mary Boyce]], created the planning committee for the first ever student-run career fair set for AY 2013-14, oversaw a radical revamping of Engineering Week, and engaged in greater [[EGSC]] collaboration.
-During his tenure as a [[University Senator]] for [[SEAS]], he served as a member of the [[Task Force on Military Engagement]], which conducted Columbia University's spring 2011 proceedings on the [[Reserve Officers Training Corps]]. Following the conclusion of its processes and delivery of its report, the University Senate voted 51-17-1 to "explore mutually beneficial relationships with the Armed Forces of the United States, including participation in the programs of the Reserve Officers Training Corps." This decision reversed a 42-year-old de facto ban on ROTC at Columbia.
+During his tenure as a [[University Senator]] for [[SEAS]], Tim served as a member of the [[Task Force on Military Engagement]], which conducted Columbia University's spring 2011 proceedings on the [[Reserve Officers Training Corps]]. Following the conclusion of its processes and delivery of its report, the University Senate voted 51-17-1 to "explore mutually beneficial relationships with the Armed Forces of the United States, including participation in the programs of the Reserve Officers Training Corps." This decision reversed a 42-year-old de facto ban on ROTC at Columbia.
 In the AY 2012-13, Qin lobbied [[Deantini]] about getting a SEAS flag on the poles by [[Van Am Quad]], since the flags were in front of residence halls [[Hartley Hall|Hartley]], [[Wallach Hall|Wallach]] and the [[Office of Undergraduate Admissions]], both of which are shared by the two schools.