CAB elects exec board, discusses homecoming

The Campus Activities Board voted for new executive board members and discussed the 2011 homecoming theme at the meeting Tuesday.

There was only one nominee for each position, except for student events coordinator and treasurer, which each had two nominees.

The new president is Luke Wright, while the new vice-president is Jamie Keller. The treasurer is Samantha Evans, and the secretary is T.J. Thomson. Jazzy Seumalo is the special and cultural events coordinator, and Sara Labor is the student events coordinator. Adam Neumann is the publicity coordinator.

Christine Kambarami, president, reminded the club representatives that Morgan Nelson is the new senate president and James Bahensky is the new vice-president.

Kambarami said that Senate discussed the 2011 homecoming theme at the Senate meeting on Monday.

Homecoming will be a big event because of the college’s centennial anniversary, she said.

A possible theme for the bed sheets and floats is “Hollywood Nights,” which would include the last 100 years of Hollywood movies.

Wright, treasurer, said the CAB account contains $196.32.

Laure Sinn, student activities coordinator, reminded students that Olivia Weter is presenting “One Step Ahead,” a seminar on professional development, 6 p.m. Wednesday. Sinn said the seminar is a good experience for students, since the job market has become more competitive.

Trevor Dietrich, student trustee, said the Board of Trustees allocated 31 Board of Trustee scholarships to incoming college freshman. Dietrich introduced Riley Machal, who is the new student trustee.

Suemalo, said that Blue Key is having a dodge ball tournament April 21.

The Health Professions Club is having a softball tournament the Sunday before finals week as a break from studying. Students who are interested should contact Kyle Klammer at [email protected].