McCormick House Government
Exec Team :
[ President ]
[ VP/Treasurer ]
[ Secretary ]
Director of :
[ Programming ]
[ Internal Activities ]
[ Facilities ]
[ External Activities ]
Chairs :
[ Alumni/Preprofessional ]
[ Athletic ]
[ Big/Lil Sis ]
[ Community Service ]
[ Computer ]
[ Desk Captain ]
[ Dining ]
[ Dish Closet ]
[ Directory ]
[ Facilities ]
[ IAP ]
[ Judcomm ]
[ Library ]
[ Recycling ]
[ R/O ]
[ Room Assignments ]
[ Room Reservations ]
[ Social ]
[ Spirit ]
[ Study Break ]
[ TV/VCR ]
[ UA Rep ]
[ Webmaster ]
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :
"ExecComm" is composed of the house president, vice president/
treasurer, secretary, and the chairwomen.
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PRESIDENT
As head of ExecComm, the house president oversees the activities of
McCormick Hall and works closely with the vice president/ treasurer and
secretary to guide the chairs.
Current President: Petra Barron
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SECRETARY
As a member of ExecComm, the secretary works with the president and
the vice president/treasurer to oversee the chairs and to hold house meetings.
Her main tasks are to announce house meetings, record meeting minutes,
and then post the minutes.
Current Secretary: Jen Kwok
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VICE PRESIDENT/TREASURER
The VP/Treasurer manages money for the dorm and assists the President
when she needs help. All of the money that the chairwomen and floor representatives
spend goes through the VP/Treasurer.
Current VP/Treasurers: Harmeet Gill,
Julie Shi
DIRECTORS OF:
CHAIRS:
These are McCormick residents who serve the dorm in various positions, draft policies for their positions, purchase itmes for the dorm to use, and plan events for the dorm to enjoy. Nominations are generally taken in November and ballot voting is held the first week of December. This schedule allows the new officers time to adjust to their new duties during IAP.
Programming
- BIG/LIL SIS CHAIR
The Big/Lil sis chairs basically try to make the adjustment to MIT easier for freshman
by providing them with a big sister. They pair the freshman up with
the upperclassman according to common interests. They also
organize fun activities such as movie nights, study breaks, etc for
the big sis and lil sis to get to know each other. The goal of the
whole program is to hopefully develop life-long friendships.
Current: Julie Shi,
Christina Peterson,
- SOCIAL CHAIR
The social chairs are responsible for providing a social atmosphere
in the dorm through sponsoring and organizing various events such
as semiformals, dinners, trips to places like the Boston Ballet, Freeport
(outlet shopping mall), and hiking in the White Mountains. An unelected
social committee typically assists the social chairs. Any resident
can be part of the committee. The social chairs are always open to ideas,
so if you've got one, share it with them!
Current: Lihua Bai,
Yicong Liu,
Yalu Wu
- SPIRIT CHAIR
Current: Azadeh Moini
- STUDY BREAK CHAIR
The study break chair position involves hosting dorm-wide study breaks
at least once a month and usually during finals week.
Current: Dian Arista,
Shridda Nayak,
Xiumin Zeng
Internal Activities
- ACADEMIC CHAIRS
Current: Laura Jacox,
Daphne Wang
- DINING CHAIR
Dining chair acts as an advocate for residents on issues of dining.
Helps formulate residence dining program in keeping with the wants
and needs of residents. Goal: To create a standing McCormick Dining Committee that would foster
new ideas for both improving the dining hall experience and increasing
participation.
Current: Jingwen Tao
- DIRECTORY CHAIR
The main job of the directory chair is to produce the McCormick Directory,
which is a book containing residents' pictures and basic information.
The book also contains information on the housemasters, the floor
tutors, and McCormick government.
Current: Wendi Li,
Eleanor Lin
- IAP CHAIR
Current: Jingwen Tao
- ROOM ASSIGNMENTS CHAIR
The room assignments chair is responsible for conducting the room
lotteries which determine where people room. The Room Assignments
Policy is determined by a house vote. It outlines the point system
which determines each person's chances for a particular room. The
Room Assignments Policy is available upon request from the room assignments
chair by leaving a note in her mailbox. Room lotteries occur during
the Fall, IAP, and Spring terms.
Current: Arushi Dugar,
Ashley Thomas
Facilities
- ATHLETIC CHAIR
The person holding this position is responsible for promoting athletic
events for the dorm. She organizes IM teams, sets up intramural games,
and provides the upkeep of the Exercise Room.
Current: Nasly Jimenez
- ENVIRONMENTAL CHAIR
The recycling chair makes sure residents are knowledgeable on recycling
options, the floor reps are informed on recycling procedures, and
that each kitchen has its share of bins.
Current: Ellann Cohen,
Chensi Ouyang
- FACILITIES CHAIR
This chairwoman is responsible for tuning pianos, providing parking permits, and the upkeep of the sewing room and darkroom. This woman makes sure the copier and printer are running smoothly. She is not to be confused with the Residential Computer Consultant (RCC) who is usually a different person altogether. The computer/copier chair is also responsible for the typewriter in the Typewriter Room, and the dishcloset.
Current: Laura Roberts
- LIBRARY CHAIR
The library chair is responsible for maintaining the collection of
academic "bibles" that are kept for general use within McCormick.
The bibles can be requested from the chair by leaving a note in her
mail box. Bibles can also be donated to the library by leaving them
at desk. The library chair is also responsible for the magazine subscriptions
and books kept behind desk.
Current: Stephanie Couch,
Jessie Wang,
- TV/VCR CHAIR
This chairwoman is responsible for taking care of McCormick's TVs,
VCRs, videos, games, and the Recreation Room.
Current: Doris Lin,
Daphne Wang,
Chin Chin Yao
External Activities
- ALUMNI/PREPROFESSIONAL CHAIR
Current: Wendi Li,
Eleanor Lin,
Lucia Tian
- COMMUNITY SERVICE CHAIR
Dedicated to directing McCormick's kind-hearted residents toward community issues in need of service. It is well known that McCormick gals are warm, loving, and loyal...the Community Service Chairs make it their job showing that, contrary to popular belief, community service does NOT need to take a huge chunk out of your schedule, or be a barely-tolerable sacrifice. For the 2003 year the CS Chairs will be throwing monthly community service activities. (February - "Cookies for CASPAR", March - Spring baskets, April - Easter egg hunt @ Children's Hospital, May - Walk for Hunger...and weekly - volunteering at CASPAR!) SMILE, GET INVOLVED, AND BE REWARDED BY THE HEART!!!
Current: Becca Oman,
Jillian Berry
- DESK CAPTAIN
She is the McCormick resident who oversees all the desk workers and
is second-in-command after the House Manager.
Current: Mariela Buchin, Melissa Tanner
- JUDICIAL COMMITTEE (JUDCOMM)
Judcomm is responsible for making judicial decisions which affect
the dorm and require interpretation of any rules set out by McCormick
government. Often, any problems such as violation of room reservation
rules may be presented to Judcomm. There are five Judcomm members
(including the Judcomm chair) and one alternate. Elections for Judcomm
positions are held in April.
Current: Petra Barron 07, Pamela Hollingsworth 06, Diana Moore 08, Erin Wei 07, Clarissa Zimmerman 08,
- RUSH/ORIENTATION CHAIR
The R/O chair is responsible for planning all events for McCormick's potential and incoming residents. This includes organizing pre-frosh assignments and events for McCormick women during Campus Preview Weekend (CPW) in the spring as well as all McCormick events during Orientation.
Current: Dian Arista,
Deepa Mokshagundam,
Shriddha Nayak,
Xiumin Zeng
- ROOM RESERVATIONS CHAIR
The room reservations chair reserves rooms for residents who've filled
out the appropriate forms (which are now online!). Forms must be submitted
at least 3 days in advance. The room reservations does not handle
guest room reservations, that is taken care of by the deskworker.
Current: Sidra Khan
- UNDERGRADUATE ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE CHAIR
The UA rep attends UA Council Meetings. The UA reps from all the dormitories
convene to discuss various policies and issues that affect undergraduate
life here at MIT such as housing, dining, and election processes.
Current UA Representatives: Namrata (Sony) Verma
- WEBMASTER
The Webmaster keeps the web page current and useful for residents
and visitors.
Current:
Chensi Ouyang,
Yalu Wu
last updated 1/29/05
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