The votes have been tallied, and the results are in for next year's 2002, 2003 and 2004 class officers and U-Council.
Spencer Miller '02 was elected to the Class of 2002 presidency, in an election against two other candidates — Wade Rakes and Loren Gutt.
"I feel very honored and humbled," said Miller, who was USG vice president last year.
He said he is looking forward to next year, and is already gathering thoughts together for the 2002 class day and senior week.
"I'd really like to get someone associated with the political arena in some way," he said of possible speakers.
Miller added that he hopes to get student input on these events.
In addition, Miller has some larger projects in mind. "I want to establish a community service [program]," he said, in hopes that such a program can bring his class closer together.
Catherine Farmer was elected as Class of 2003 president. Farmer was sophomore class president this year.
The Class of 2004 reelected Eli Goldsmith as its president.
He and the entire 2004 board have all been reelected to the same positions for the upcoming year.
The 10 U-Council members will be Adam Dressner '02, Allison Arensman '04, Justin Mirabal '03, Jim McQuade '03, Sasha Rao '04, David Gail '03, Josh Anderson '04, Daniel Pastor '03, Ed Park '02 and Brad Simmons '03.
The class vice presidents will be Erik Zwicker '02, who ran uncontested and currently holds the same position, Courtney Coleman '03, currently 2003 Social Chair and Rishi Jaitly '04, who also ran uncontested.
Class treasurers will be Uma Seshamani '02, who ran uncontested, Heather Morr '03 and Michael Angelo '04, who also ran uncontested.
To the position of class secretaries, Sarah Dreyfus '02, Luck Dookchitra, who is currently 2003 secretary and Maureen Monagle '04 were elected, all uncontested.
And livening up the social lives of Princeton students next year will be Ravi Ramachandran '02, who ran uncontested, Katy Zandy '03, who also ran uncontested, and Milo Adams '04 as class social chairs.
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