University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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WELCOME TO THE DETROIT PROJECT Front Row: Shyla Kinhal, Mary Me Guinness, Katherine Sheppard, Jacqueline Bray, Christine Mahalak, Lindsay Laneville, Katharine Sterken, Matthew Kish, Robert Roe Row 2: Jennifer Chau, Miyon Oh, Kabir Seth, Sara Rowe, Kathryn Foley, Justin Reynolds, Gina Claeys, Derek Aguirre, Meredith Begin, Rachel Miriani, Brent Accurso Row 3: Naomi Rosenberg, Sarvesh Soi, Lena Bloom, Matthew Goldenberg, Brady West, Christopher Koranda, Sandeep Jani, Stephanie Hartshorn, Christina Duzyj, Michael Pearson Jr Row 4: Christopher Bishop, Jennifer Reynolds photo by Amanda Atherton Front Row: Tiffany Couillais, Jennifer Silver, Lorin O ' Toole, Amy Friedman, Arny Cova, Julie Jonas Row 2: Kim Nemic, Megan Wallace, Amy Palmer, Kristen Shuart, Stacey Barbosa, Jenna Williams, Megan Fuqua Row 3: Sarah Zicherman, Lindsay Zicherman, Julie Swistak, Britany Johnson, Melanie Walters, Kristen Harrer photo courtesy of Michigan Dance Team KOREAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 344 Front Row: Susanna Kang, Jihae Jaug, Meghan Gruebner, Corinne Gruebner, Jin Lee, Brian Lee, Esther Kim, Jessica Kim, Gene Choi, Bryan Choi, Hyun Kim Row 2: Maria Pak, Ha Lee, Jennifer Yang, Jane Song, Tina Chung, Jeewon Lee, Angela Noh, Maria Hajiyerou, Albert Luk Row 3: Robert Morgan, Chester Choi, Daniel Om, Woo-Jin Kim, Albert Kim, Yong Kim, Hubert Park, Steven Song Row 4: Tony Jung, Jason Kwah, Hugh Briggs, William Cho, Kenny Lee photo by Susan Chalmers Front Row: Marni Reed, David Yeung, Sarita Warrier, Kyle Yau, Gerald Davidson, Nabeel Ahmad, Ross Goodhart Row 2: Evan Citron, Ly Lam, Joel Eisenberg, Christine Chan, Jodi Goodman, Liza Liversedge, Maleeha Hag Row 3: Kelly Maltese, Hailey Choi, Amy Cosnowski, Ashwat Bhoopathy, Shulin Tay, Alison Hsiao, Erica Khinchuk, Sowan Lim, Kevin Fosnacht Row 4: Dave Bunn, Josh Rosenblatt, Graham Lanz, Andrew Vosko, Walter Braunohler, Mark McCasey, Taimur Ahmed, Eric Pestrue, Brandon Chesla photo by Susan Chalmers Michigan Student Assembly t

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' ante the Front Row: Daniel Lis, Kristina Capiak, Priya Pate!, Maura Munoz Row 2: Philip Surles, Jennifer Frey, Justin Schmandt, Kelly Wilson photo by Amanda Atherton Front Row: Stephanie Dionne, Kelly Lesko, Stephanie Wang Row 2: April Carpenter, Walter Dulany, Albert Kim, Joel Kileny, Lacie Kaiser photo by Audra Rowley Golden Key National Honor Society was recognized through- out the business world as an organization that represented excellence in leadership, community service, education, and responsibility. Public Relations Director and LSA Junior Kim Collelosaid, It is fun to remember that celebrities like Gerald Ford and Bo Schembechler are members in this society. The whole point is to recognize all achievements here at the University as examples of leadership so academic, athletic, and organizational presidents are all standouts. The year ' s Golden Key events included everything from Trivia Night at Conor O ' Neill ' s Irish Pub to a condom Raffle in the Union Food Court. We do the condom raffle to sponsor Detroit ' s Simon House, a facility that welcomes single women with AIDS and their children and offers them food, medical care, and employment guidance, said LSA senior and Presi- dent Elizabeth Holden. by Sarah Johnson B f B ttff Front Row: Erica Nashar, Jodi Berris, Dana Aronson, Christine Granger, Caren Scott, Colleen Brophy Row 2: Hal Kenkel, Jackie Neal, Silvi Berger, Stacey Kilarski, Meghan Collier, Andrea Shear, Tory DeLeeuw, Priscilla Prior, Julia Reed, Dana Goldberg photo courtesy of Women ' s Ice Hockey Team Organizations 343

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MSA President Hideki Tsutsumi shakes hands with a student on the Diag. Tsutsumi became a recognizable site around campus during his campaign, carrying around his trademark posterboard sign, photo by Ah Melber The Michigan Student Assembly, or MSA, was the central student government body for University students. The purpose was to keep student con- cerns and issues in the forefront of University ad- ministration. Th ey worked to protect student rights, which included a House Party Handbook inform- ing students of their legal rights when dealing with the police at parties, written with the help of the campus chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. Throughout the course of each semester MSA distributed $200,000 in funding to student groups and worked closely with the Office of the Vice President of Student Affairs to represent the student body to the Board of Regents. President Hideki Tsutsumi, famous on campus ADERS for his extended campaign for off ice which included a sandwich board sign and a goal of meeting as many students as possible, led the large student group. Any student was welcome to be a part of the general assembly, and even invited to join commis- sions and committees to actively participate in MSA. The government reached goals by division into commissions, committees and task forces which specialized in an issue pertinent to the University community. Commissions included the Minority Affairs Commission and the Peace and Justice Com- mission. Five internal committees helped the orga- nization itself run smoothly, and task forces were formed to address more time-specific issues. by Bethany Kolenic Michigan Student Assembly representa- tives listen attentively to a speaker. The assembly often served as a public forum for issues surrounding life at the University, photo by Mike Cutri Front Row: Alok Agrawal, Siafa Hage, James Secreto, Hideki Tsutsumi Row f2: Thomas Wharry, Diego Bernal, Brooke Gerber, Dennis Kass, Jill Chokshi, Suzanne Martin, Jessica Curtin Row 3: Joshua Samek, Shari Katz, Flavia Tingling, Erika Dowdell, Caroline Schreiber, Brianne Haven, Jessica Cash, Alicia Johnson, Michael Simon, Michael Masters, Jennifer Farney Row 4: Robert Goodspeed, Shana Shevitz, Elizabeth Mullane, Mariam Khalife, Reza Breakstone. Sally Harrison Row 5: Zachary Slates, Matthew Robinson, Gregory Hayes, Douglas Tietz, Omari Williams, Matthew Nolan, Bradley Sprecher, Craig Sutton, Ryan Norfolk, Mark Garrett photo by Audra Rowley Organizations 345