Prerequisites: Decent ability to code in R. Maggie - TBD in person / via zoom via calendly or slack/email Shashanka - TBD in person / via zoom via calendly on canvas, or via slack or quick email. Teaching Assistant: Maggie Harrington (mperr圓) & Shashanka Subrahmanya (ssbrahma).Ĭlass: Tue / Thu – 12.00pm to 1.30pm PT (90 mins) Building 460, Room 334 Instructor: Johannes Eichstaedt (eich) (he/him) Prioritization is generally by seniority.

The Elections Commission will subsidize some of the cost of events and allow students to manage events themselves, so the commission no longer has to worry about planning large events.The Winter 2023 course application is HERE.įor context, last year we had about 28 applicants, and could admit about ~12 students into the class.ĭecisions will be made in early January, 2023. and if a link to their profile at /theirname is included or mentioned.” (Quotes from Quinn Slack)Īccording to Quinn Slack, the Elections Commissioner, these changes will encourage candidates to innovate more, spend money more effectively, and most importantly, students will be better informed.įinally, new graduate student social ‘events’ will increase the effectiveness of elections. renting or buying equipment for campaign events, buying promotional items (clothing, reusable shopping bags, etc.), purchasing online ads (on Facebook, Google, etc.) “Undergrad Senate candidates may be reimbursed up to $45 per candidate, and Class President slates may be reimbursed up to $70 per slate, for campaign related expenses, such as

In a nod to transparency, financial records, minutes and the voting site source code have all been made available. More paper ballots will be used so that areas that don’t have computers can vote as well. According to the Elections website (found here: ). The elections commission is expanding public financing. This year, the ASSU elections commission is doing things differently from years past, and has managed to keep under budget, too.

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