Secretary-Historian-Publicity Committee
AKA SHiP
The Secretary-Historian-Publicity committee, or SHiP for short, fills several key roles within PASU. Our duties include recording PASU’s weekly core meeting minutes, archiving event data and media, assisting committees in event publicity, and managing PASU’s social media presence. Whether it’s creating the wittiest caption, taking the perfect pictures, or finding the best GIFs for the post meeting emails, SHiP works hard to show our members, and the broader Stanford and Bay Area community, all that PASU accomplishes on a daily basis. This year, the committee chairs have a lot of new ideas to strengthen PASU’s presence online, such as revamping the website and strengthen SHiP’s relationship with other committees, through collaborations on publicity and social media management.
SHiP Co-Chairs
Tiffany Manuel
Kumusta! I'm Tiffany, and I am one of the SHiP co-chairs for PASU. I'm majoring in Computer Science and am following the HCI track. In the midst of feeling homesick during freshmen year, PASU became my home away from home (San Diego). Now, as a senior, I continue to feel #blessed to have this family on campus and can't wait to see what this next year holds for our community. As I finish off my time at Stanford, my goal is to have a year full of adventures and memories, so if you have any ideas or need a partner in crime during your own adventures, please feel free to reach out!
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Therese Santiago
Therese is currently working her butt off while studying abroad, so her fellow SHiP co-chairs will be writing her blurb for her! First of all, we (and the rest of PASU) absolutely LOVE Therese. She's the sweetest and most down-to-earth person you will probably ever meet, but also has her humorous and savage side that will really make you enjoy every second that you spend with her. She is so passionate about photography that she is always the person behind the camera at our PASU events, so the best photo we could get of her at the moment is one of her ~in action~. Fall quarter has barely started, but we already miss her and want her to come home early. Visit our website in the future to read Therese's real bio (unless she decides to keep this one because it's pretty great in our opinion).
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