End of Year Announcements and New Officers

Dear Vandy GOP,

Thank you all for coming out to our final meeting of the year with U.S. Representative Marsha Blackburn. I am very proud of the work we have accomplished this year. Because of the participation and enthusiasm of each of you, we have brought in notable speakers including Chris Devaney, Chairman of the TN Republican Party, Senator Jim Tracy, and Dr. Carol Swain. We established a growing alumni network of graduated Vandy Republicans and a donor base to assist in funding our initiatives. In addition to providing many internship and campaign involvement opportunities, I am pleased to announce that we have been able to send our members to both the Conservation Political Action Conference in D.C. and the Southern Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans. And yet we can still do better. The College Republicans will play a crucial role in 2010 elections, and we must do everything we can to assist candidates from our party. It has been my honor to serve as your president this year and I am confident that next year’s executive board will continue to advance our principles and campus outreach.

Best,

Krystle

I am happy to announce next year’s officers:

President- Stephen Siao

VP Communications- Chelsea Gaw

VP Political Affairs- Mark Zager

VP Finance- Reid Harris

VP Events- Austin Caroe

VP Membership- Rachael Hesling

Have a great summer!

VCR presents Congressman Marsha Blackburn

This Monday, March 29th, the Vanderbilt College Republicans are proud to present Congressman Marsha Blackburn, a rising Republican star from Tennessee’s Seventh Congressional District.

Rep. Blackburn has been a leader in opposing the government takeover of healthcare and is one of the most prominent women in the Republican Party today. So come on out, enjoy some FREE PIZZA, and hear the Congressman’s thoughts on the current political climate, healthcare, and more.

Date: Monday April 19, 2010

Time: 4pm

Location: Sarratt 189

Meeting with Senator Jim Tracy

VCR invites you to a discussion with State Senator Jim Tracy. He will be discussing his decision to run for Congress and the nature of local politics.

What: A conversation with Sen. Jim TracyWhere: Calhoun 109

When: February 17th, 7pm