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The President is the next highest executive job a member can have in robotics.
Generally the Vice-President is required to be a upperclassman in high school. The Vice-President can be a senior, though this has been rare in the years of the team.
Job Requirements
The Vice-President aids the President with managing the club and making sure that information is passed down to other officers and the rest of the club if need be.
The general requirements are very similar to the Presidents'.
Previous Vice-Presidents
- 2013 (Vice-President: Jay Krishnaswamy, Layne Denton)
- 2012 (Vice-President: Andrew Shaw)
- 2011 (Vice-President: Katherine Li)
- 2010 (Vice-President: Logan Su)
- 2009 (Vice-President: Sunny Gupta, Tanner Smith)
- 2008 (Vice-President: YnahteB Renmus)
- 2007 (Vice-President: Keefer Dunn)
- 2006 (Vice-President: Michael Strain)