PJ Kim '01 said last night he would devote his remaining semester as USG president to giving the administration a set of specific recommendations for improving student life.
The combined report of five student committees — designated the health services, athletics, student groups, performing groups and human relations committees — will be presented to the administration after fall break, he said at last night's USG meeting.
The project, called the Student Life Initiative, reflects Kim's longstanding desire to present students' opinions to the administration as a blueprint for change even after his term ends.
After the report is released, Kim said, the USG will "take this out to the community, to the trustees and the administration to make sure that even though we can't see these recommendations implemented, we can at least set the stage."
Also at the meeting, Kim congratulated USG student groups liaison Aime Scott '01 for organizing the Princeton Leadership Summit, a meeting of more than 200 student leaders Saturday.
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