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After meeting with all three candidates, the Interfraternity Council is pleased to announce its endorsement of Will Giles for the upcoming DSG presidential election.
Having listened to both representatives, the Interfraternity Council formally endorses The 40 Percent Plan. The 40 Percent Plan allows students to allocate up to 40 percent of their student activities fee and decreases the red tape inherent in the SOFC funding process, giving groups greater flexibility while leaving auditing procedures unchanged. We do not envision the IFC requesting or campaigning for a great deal of funding, like the opposition will inaccurately portray. But if allocated money by students, we will use it to host events open to the entire campus or possibly reach out to more students and improve the diversity of the rush process.
Having met with the three candidates for undergraduate Young Trustee, the Interfraternity Council has voted to formally endorse senior Neil Kondamuri for the position of Young Trustee.
In a year of three very qualified finalist candidates, Matt Davis stands out as the one whom the Interfraternity Council believes will best serve the University and the undergraduate community as the next Young Trustee. Davis has a keen awareness of University matters considered most important to the Board of Trustees, and he has an excellent sense of how the needs and concerns of the undergraduate community fit within the overall mission of the University.
