Connor Diemand-Yauman, who campaigned saying he hopes to go beyond organizing class events to expand community service events, has been elected the first president of the Class of 2010, USG vice president Rob Biederman '08 said this afternoon.
"I understand that providing free food and Princeton gear for students is something that everyone enjoys, but these things seem trivial when compared to what we can accomplish for those who are in desperate need of help," Diemand-Yauman said in an email to The Daily Princetonian earlier this week.
Fatu Conteh is the class's vice president, Phoebe Jin will serve as secretary, Aditya Panda as treasurer and Michael Chou as social chair.
Freshmen will vote again for class officers at the end of the year, during the general USG elections. That vote will determine who will serve as class officers next year.
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