2008 Woodie Awards
Class Presidential Candidates Discuss Their Platforms and Visions for the Position
Issue date: 4/12/05 Section: News
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2006 Class President
Stacey Baird '06
As '06 President I'll make senior year memorable for everyone. My organization, enthusiasm, and SGA experience are what our class needs during our final year.
Web site: www.geocities.com/thefab four2006
Sherice (Resee) Bellefeuille '06
My main vision is to be an advocate for the students to the administration. I want to make the atmosphere fun for everyone!
Rebecca Spalding '06
I want to reunite our class after many of us spent time abroad and to voice your concerns about campus issues with SGA Cabinet.
Web site: http://www.smith.edu/voting/statements/index.html
2007 Class President
Michaela (McKay) LeBlanc '07
My goals for next year are to build junior class unity, maintain class presence on campus, and orient juniors with their plans for the future.
Web site: www.mckay for07president.zoomshare.com
Ali Woodruff '07
As Secretary of our class, I have the experience needed to be your president. I am dedicated to providing fun events, increasing class unity and addressing important campus issues.
Web site: www.geocities.com/aliforprez
2008 Class President
Christina Cheung '08
I want to further integrate campus and enhance our sense of community because we have the opportunity to meet individuals each worth getting to know!
Hayley Hathaway '08
As 2008 Class President, I would be dedicated to strengthening our diverse class community through a variety of activities, focusing on peer input and involvement.
Keena Humphrey '08
I want to have more inclusive events such as parties and game and movie nights, so that our class can grow stronger and bond.
Laura (Maglio) Magliochetti '08
My vision is for our class to be unified and become a dominant force on campus; I also wish to make campus more culturally aware.
Isha Mahamud '08
I will voice your opinions effectively. We're all different, but we our class can unify, and I want to be the one to do that.
Ada Class President
Sandy Johnston AC
I will promote the Ada class with positive leadership as well as strengthen the sense of community. I believe Adas are a force at Smith.
Kara Kharmah AC (running for co-president with Maia Porter)
I am Smith Kid Connection President, Adas Helping Adas Public Relations Chair and Ada Cabinet Secretary. I support increased Ada unity, visibility and support.
Maia Porter AC (running for co-president with Kara Kharmah)
I am Senate Liaison and a member of the Common Ground Diversity Committee. I support increased transparency and communication with the Cabinet and Administration.
Voting will be online at http://www.smith.edu/voting 24 hours a day from Tuesday, April 12, at 9 a.m. through Thursday, April 14, at 9 p.m. Complete candidate statements can be viewed at that Web site.
Stacey Baird '06
As '06 President I'll make senior year memorable for everyone. My organization, enthusiasm, and SGA experience are what our class needs during our final year.
Web site: www.geocities.com/thefab four2006
Sherice (Resee) Bellefeuille '06
My main vision is to be an advocate for the students to the administration. I want to make the atmosphere fun for everyone!
Rebecca Spalding '06
I want to reunite our class after many of us spent time abroad and to voice your concerns about campus issues with SGA Cabinet.
Web site: http://www.smith.edu/voting/statements/index.html
2007 Class President
Michaela (McKay) LeBlanc '07
My goals for next year are to build junior class unity, maintain class presence on campus, and orient juniors with their plans for the future.
Web site: www.mckay for07president.zoomshare.com
Ali Woodruff '07
As Secretary of our class, I have the experience needed to be your president. I am dedicated to providing fun events, increasing class unity and addressing important campus issues.
Web site: www.geocities.com/aliforprez
2008 Class President
Christina Cheung '08
I want to further integrate campus and enhance our sense of community because we have the opportunity to meet individuals each worth getting to know!
Hayley Hathaway '08
As 2008 Class President, I would be dedicated to strengthening our diverse class community through a variety of activities, focusing on peer input and involvement.
Keena Humphrey '08
I want to have more inclusive events such as parties and game and movie nights, so that our class can grow stronger and bond.
Laura (Maglio) Magliochetti '08
My vision is for our class to be unified and become a dominant force on campus; I also wish to make campus more culturally aware.
Isha Mahamud '08
I will voice your opinions effectively. We're all different, but we our class can unify, and I want to be the one to do that.
Ada Class President
Sandy Johnston AC
I will promote the Ada class with positive leadership as well as strengthen the sense of community. I believe Adas are a force at Smith.
Kara Kharmah AC (running for co-president with Maia Porter)
I am Smith Kid Connection President, Adas Helping Adas Public Relations Chair and Ada Cabinet Secretary. I support increased Ada unity, visibility and support.
Maia Porter AC (running for co-president with Kara Kharmah)
I am Senate Liaison and a member of the Common Ground Diversity Committee. I support increased transparency and communication with the Cabinet and Administration.
Voting will be online at http://www.smith.edu/voting 24 hours a day from Tuesday, April 12, at 9 a.m. through Thursday, April 14, at 9 p.m. Complete candidate statements can be viewed at that Web site.