The online primary voting process for a Young Alumni Trustee for the class of 2015 will start on Tuesday, according to University spokesperson Martin Mbugua.
Twenty-eight seniors are running in the primary election this year.
The seniors are Tumi Akinlawon, Jimmy Baase, Elise Backman, Samisha Bansal, Ray Chao, Christina Chica, Albert Choi, Katherine Clifton, Gavin Cook, Catherine Dennig, Laura Harder, Zach Horton, Rana Ibrahem, Shawon Jackson, Adam Klosowiak, Joe Margolies, Zack McCourt, Sydney Montgomery, Phil Mooney, Zhan Okuda-Lim, Cordelia Orillac, Stephanie Rigizadeh, Paul Riley, Hannah Rosenthal, Misha Semenov, Jillian Wilkowski, Tiana Woolridge and Carolyn Yang.
Backman is a former opinion columnist forThe Daily Princetonian. Cook is a former writer for Street. Horton is a member of the Editorial Board. Mooney is a former opinion columnist. Wilkowski is a former Editorial Board chair and current Editorial Board member.
To be eligible for the primary election, each candidate has to submit a petition signed by 50 eligible seniors.
The primary voting will take place from March 3-12. All seniors are eligible to vote.
The three candidates who earn the greatest number of votes in the primary election will be eligible to run for the general election, in which every member of the Classes of 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 is eligible to vote.
The Young Alumni Trustee will serve a four-year term on University’s Board of Trustees and provide a perspective on issues before the Board based on their recent experience as undergraduate students.
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