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President: Katie Knorr |
 Katie Knorr is a Pre-Med English major from the far-away land of Philadelphia, PA. When not within Quad’s four corners, she can be also be found singing with the Tigressions, riding a horse, performing in a musical theater show, reciting Disney movies from memory, or doing all four of these things at the same time. Her favorite Quad saying is “there’s always room at a Quad table,” and her goal by graduation is to establish world peace, one hug at a time. She loves all of her fellow ‘Dranglers and is easily a-moose-d by pictures of baby animals, finding a song to fit every occasion, classic novels, and puns involving meese. |
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Vice President: Banke Martins |
 Banke Martins is a psychology major hailing from Nigeria, Maryland and Narnia, but her identity lies in her world record napping (though she is also gunning for the title of Beirut Champion). In her spare time, she likes to pretend club field hockey is a functional organization, coach basketball to youths, get in touch with her "Caribbean" side with the Princeton Caribbean Connection, and sing "Piano man" at Quad. She's very grateful to her Quad family for giving her the opportunity to be part of the Top Quadrangle and is excited to move her napping into the four corners next year. |
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Treasurer: Allie Harjo |
 Allie is concentrating in Molecular Biology and seeking a certificate from the Global Health and Health Policy Program. Aside from her love of all things DNA, she loves completing NYT crosswords, produces the occasional documentary, and plays the mandolin. On campus, she busies herself by taking photos for the Daily Prince and planning events for FIMRC for Family Health. She came to Princeton all the way from Oklahoma, where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain. She is very excited to be serving as Treasurer of Quad and hopes that her color-coding and extensive pen collection will serve her well. |
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Activities Chair: Stephanie Tam |
 Stephanie Tam '13 is concentrating in English. She hails from New York, New York. Her other hometown is Mathey, where she serves as a Peer Advisor. She has also found the four corners of Quad to make for a very cozy home that (miraculously) always has space at its tables. On campus, she's also involved in the Nassau Literary Review, Princeton Faith and Action, Princeton Against Sex Trafficking, and the Social Norms Lab. If there were a PSY certificate, she would have it. Finally, she likes to write! |
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Membership Chair: Christina Campodonico |
 Christina Campodonico originally hails from sunny Southern California and is excited to serve as Quad's Co-Membership Chair! Other than eating, socializing, and taking the occasional nap at Quad, Christina studies English (perfect because she can live out her dream of being a member of "literary Quadrangle" as good ole F. Scott Fitzgerald put it in This Side of Paradise) and Dance (also perfect because Christina enjoys working her dance skills on the Quad dance floor). When not at PQC, Christina serves on the board of Princeton University Players and sings in the University Chapel Choir. A closet architecture geek, she takes architecture classes and designs sets on the side, so it is no surprise that Christina's favorite study spot is the beautiful solarium within Quad's four corners. Favorite things about PQC: the amazing people, Friday Tea Time, T's chocolate chip cookies, the apple turnovers, and any excuse to cut a rug on the dance floor. Quad is Christina's home away from home and she hopes you'll make it yours, too! |
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Membership Chair: Spring Davis |
 Spring Davis is a pre-med MOL major from South Florida. When she's not nerding out or missing the sunshine, she's dancing with BodyHype, the second love her life after Quad, of course. She's an awkward oboe player who longs to travel the world and hang out with her 'Drangler girlies on a saturday night. Sure, she might give you an intimidating and judgmental glare from time to time, but she promises that, deep down inside, there is nothing but love. Give her two minutes and she could probably get you to fall in love with Quad as much as she has. She predicts an epic year for the glorious Quadrangle Club, the envy of Prospect Ave., duh. FCFCQQQ! Leggo. |
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 Joseph Park is a pre-med mol. bio. major from the far-far-away and much-sunnier land of Brisbane, Australia. In his spare time, he likes to fantasise about eating Japanese and Indian food all day long (preferably not both at the same time), reading sufficiently abstruse-sounding books, playing video games, and being a general noob at life. You will get to entertain yourself by watching him play FPS games upstairs. After graduation, he hopes to travel the world; after a year of being an Asian tourist, he wants to consign the next decade of his life to endless study (med school). His goal in medical school will be to discover the elixir of life with Nicholas Flamel. |
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Moosehead: Jamie Ding |
 Raised in the frigid wasteland of Grosse Pointe, MI, Jamie has been described in various circles as "twisted," "a sadistic criminal mastermind" and "too nice." Pursuing a degree in molecular biology and a certificate in Global Health and Health Policy for some reason, he aspires to attend medical school, eventually. In the meantime, Jamie is involved with The Daily Princetonian and quiz bowl, part of his master plan to assimilate all human knowledge before he succumbs to cirrhosis. At Quad, he can be found honing his Beirut shot or attempting to do work, and he hopes to see you around the club. |
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Social Chair: Lucy Li |
 Lucy Li is a pre-med majoring in Molecular Biology with a certificate in Environmental Studies and hails from the gloriously sunny Miami, FL. She loves to watch too much TV for her own good, kickboxing, and cooking (but don't ask her to bake - she'll forget it in the oven and set the house on fir). She also loves to spend thousands of hours at Quad eating, having never-ending conversations, and showing off her maaad ring of fire skills. Besides planning social events at Quad, she is also involved in the USG Community Service Committee and the Princeton Premedical Society. |
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