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Revision as of 21:28, 28 April 2008
Seth Flaxman CC '07 was president of the Columbia College Student Council during the 2006-07 academic year, having defeated Nishant Dixit for the prize. Before that, he was president of the College Democrats. Outside of college, Flaxman is an auxiliary police officer. He is currently working as a research assistant for the Council on Foreign Relations.
CCSC Presidency
While President of CCSC, Columbia underwent several reforms that Flaxman helped bring about:
- Undergraduate financial aid was reformed for students with families making under 50K, with all their loans being replaced with grants. This was the issue upon which Flaxman ran for President.
- Undergraduate advising was reformed.
- The 6th floor of Lerner may finally be developed as part of the plan to reform advising.
- Revolutionized the student council president email. Students have varying responses to Flaxman's emails. Some say they are quite inspired.
He is not to be confused with his namesake, Seth Flaxman, Harvard '08.
External links
- Flaxman Fan Club on Facebook
- Interview with Spectator
- Spectator Endorsement
- Undergraduate advising reform and the student councils
- Undergraduate advising reform details
- Financial aid reform and student council
- Lerner 6 and advising reform
| Preceded by Michelle Oh |
President of the CCSC 2007-2008 |
Succeeded by Michelle Diamond |
