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Isabella Volmert | Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Even though they lie on the furthest edges of the campus, the residents of Far Quad and East Quad won big this year in the Hall Council Presidents (HPC) Hall of the Year contest. For the 2019-2020 year, Carroll Hall won Hall of the Year, Dunne Hall won Men’s Hall of the Year and Flaherty
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, December 12, 2019
Read below for all of the mid-year marks for the 2019 student government administrations of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s: Boyle, McGuire discuss mid-year progress Saint Mary’s SGA president reflects on semester of community-building during time of administrative transition Student government department reviews Saint Mary’s SGA committee reviews Senate examines finances, passes resolutions Student Union
Alexandra Muck | Thursday, December 12, 2019
This year’s Hall Presidents Council (HPC) co-chairs, seniors John Desler and Tom Walsh, have goals to make HPC more than a way to disseminate information but instead an opportunity to make hall events better and to make HPC a bridge between the students and the administration regarding residential policy. “Our job as HPC co-chairs [is]
Alexandra Muck | Thursday, December 6, 2018
As Hall Presidents Council (HPC) co-chairs this year, seniors Joe Trzaska and Brendan Watts said they have focused on making HPC a collaborative environment for hall presidents and vice presidents. “At HPC, our goal is to disseminate information, to encourage collaboration between the halls and we run the Hall of the Year competition, so it’s
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, December 7, 2017
Blais, Shewit reflect on first half of term, discuss ongoing projects Oppman, Lorenc check in on goals, evaluate progress thus far Directors of student life organize TEDx event at Notre Dame Saint Mary’s committee builds on Monthly Mingle initiative Student government conducts research on drinking culture at Notre Dame Student government association implements sustainable practices
Alexandra Muck | Thursday, December 7, 2017
As Hall President Council (HPC) co-chairs, seniors Alyssa Lyon and Brandon Ryan have brought changes to HPC focused on efficiency and collaboration. “We wanted to create an environment that was a lot more collaborative as opposed to competitive,” Lyon said. “We felt that presidents didn’t want to share what was going on in their dorm
Lucas Masin-Moyer | Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Notre Dame’s Student Leadership Awards Banquet took place Monday evening at Legends where Hall Presidents Council (HPC) announced Stanford Hall as its Hall of the Year. Men’s Hall of the Year and Women’s Hall of the Year were also announced with Carroll Hall and Farley Hall taking home the awards respectively. HPC co-chair Christina Fernandez
Alexandra Muck | Friday, December 9, 2016
As co-chairs of the Hall Presidents’ Council (HPC) Elizabeth Feeley and Christina Fernandez said they are focused on making HPC more well-known on campus. To reach this goal, they said they are incorporating more leadership development into the program while also working to foster a strong sense of community in HPC by encouraging hall presidents
Margaret Hynds | Friday, December 11, 2015
Every spring, each of the University’s 29 undergraduate residence halls elects a president and vice president to preside over the dorm’s government and to represent the dorm on Hall President’s Council (HPC). According to the council’s co-chair, senior Meredith Fraser, HPC meets every Tuesday evening and consists of the all dorm presidents and vice presidents
Jessica Merdes | Thursday, December 4, 2014
Student Senate met on Wednesday evening to discuss two resolutions presented by the Judicial Council and Hall President’s Council (HPC). Kathryn Peruski, president of the Judicial Council, presented a resolution that defines social media rules for campaigning for student government. According to Peruski, candidates are allowed to make social media accounts and pages as part