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Meet your DSG officials Matthew Slovik for Facilities and Athletics
C.J. Walsh
Vice President
President Walsh is the chief liaison between the undergraduate student body and the administration. The senior, former CEO of Devil’s Delivery Service, says he plans to bring his business sense to student government. Prior to his election, Walsh had virtually no DSG experience, serving as one of two students on the Upperclass Residential Life Review Committee. But he says his experiences outside DSG will help him bring a fresh approach to the job. Walsh has already begun making changes. The Legislature will now hold weekly meetings, as opposed to the traditional biweekly meetings. In addition, Walsh hopes cabinet members will serve on legislative committees, something they were previously not required to do.
Abhijit Prabhu
Drew Ensign
Vice President for Academic
Executive Vice President
Vinny Eng Chair of the Student Organizations Finance Committee
Affairs
Prabhu, a senior, will focus on several major issues, including online course evaluations, Perkins Library renovations and bookstore privatization. He has served as DSG executive secretary and unofficially on the academic affairs committee. He has also been the Duke University Union’s communications director.
The senior will run Legislature meetings and supervise legislators on their individual projects. A longtime DSG veteran, Ensign took his position mid-year, after senior Daryn Dodson resigned and was reelected in the spring. Ensign has served as vice president for academic affairs and chair of the Student Organizations Finance Committee.
Joshua Jean-Baptiste Vice President for Student Affairs
The 11-member organization Eng leads allocates about $400,000 annually to various student organizations, ranging from student clubs to intramural sports. The money comes from a fee students pay at the beginning of each academic year. Eng, a junior, was appointed by former president Jordan Bazinsky, after then-SOFC chair Drew Ensign took over as executive vice president.
Carrie Johnson Vice President for Community Interaction
Jean-Baptiste is a liaison between administrators and undergraduates on student-related issues. The junior hopes to focus on changing the University’s social atmosphere, in light of the recently revised alcohol policy. He has served as Craven Quadrangle president and is an active member of
Johnson is responsible for improving relations between stu-
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
range ofissues.
Slovik, a sophomore, will face several major issues, including impending renovations to the Biyan Center, Perkins Library and West Campus dormitories and the ongoing parking problem. In addition, one of Slovik’s top projects and a traditional duty of the vice president for facilities and athletics will be promoting non-revenue sports.
Greg Skidmore Head Line Monitor appointed by Skidmore, Walsh, is responsible for overseeing Krzyzewskiville and admissions policies to all home basketball games; he will also supervise student admissions to home football games. A senior, Skidmore has not made any public announcement concerning this year’s policy.
dents and employees, and, as chair of the Intercommunity Council, will oversee the young trustee selection process. The former DSG co-coordinator for student leadership hopes to emphasize collaboration on a wide
Welcome Students! Join Us for Sunday Worship at Duke Chapel Orientation Sunday, August 26 University Service of Worship at 11:00 a.m. Preacher: The Rev. Dr. William H. Willimon Dean of the Chapel and Professor of Christian Ministry Music by the Duke Chapel Choir Opanlng Sunday, September 2 Bible Discussion at 9:45 a.m. Led By; The Rev. Dr. William H. Willimon
COME SUNG WITH US! Duke Chorale and Chapel Choir
University Service of Worship at 11:00 a.m. Preacher: TheRev. Dr. William H. Willimon Dean of the Chapel and Professor of Christian Ministry Music by the Duke Chapel Choir
Rodney Wynkoop, Director Debbie Hollis, Piano
invite you to a
SING'ALONG
of Vivaldi's "Gloria" All singers are invited to participate in a brief rehearsal (you don't need to Know the music already) of this choral masterworh. Bring your own score if you have one, but scores will be available.
Monday, August 27, 2001 8:00 p.m. Duke University Chapel •
For more information, please call 660-3302 or 684-3898 Sponsored by the Department of Music and Duke Chapel
All undergraduates are invited to lunch with the Chapel ministers and musicians following the Orientation Sunday and Opening Sunday Services. All singers are invited to rehearse with the Chapel Choir at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday,August 25 and to sing for the Sunday service on Sunday, August 26. Call 684-3898 for information. Come by the Chapel to pick up your free copy of Goodbye High School, Hello College a devotional book for new students by Dean Willimon. ,
Duke University Chapel www.chapel.duke.edu 919.684.2572