Council Elects Peter Khoury as Next President
The Council of Commonwealth Student Governments held its third council weekend of the semester in the University Park HUB-Robeson Center.
The highlight of the weekend was the election of Peter Khoury and Justin Cortes as CCSG President and Vice President. Khoury and Cortes ran unopposed, but carried more than 2/3 of the council’s votes.
A copy of Khoury and Cortes’ platform is below.
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