Spring 2009 OFFICERS:

President:

Brett Josephson brett.josephson@duke.edu

Brett is a Junior with a concentration in Biomedical Engineering and Chemistry. He is a member of the AEPi fraternity and enjoys playing golf. Brett swims breaststroke and IM events.

Vice-President:

Brian Duffy brian.duffy@duke.edu

Brian is a Junior from Malvern, PA studying Economics, History, and Markets & Management. Brian gave up a spot on the Duke Varsity Cross Country team to train and compete in triathlons, including the USA Triathlon's Collegiate National Championships

Secretary:

Claire Lockerby claire.lockerby@duke.edu

Claire is freshman from Richmond, VA who has been swimming competitively since age 8. She swam year-round for Poseidon Swimming and for her high school, St. Catherine's. Her favorite event is the 100 butterfly. She hasn't declared a major yet at Duke but is interested in studying languages, politics, and international relations.

Treasurer:

Alex Teng alex.teng@duke.edu

Alex is a sophomore leaning towards the public policy major from Lexington, MA. At Lexington High School, he qualified for states three times and placed 2nd in the 200 medley relay as a sophomore. Besides club swimming, Alex works in the Wrestling office and attends CRU.

Social Chairs:

Katie Soltis katie.soltis@duke.edu & Taylor Knight taylor.knight@duke.edu

Katie is a freshman from Gainesville, FL and is planning on majoring in Political Science. In addition to club swimming, Katie is a member of Duke International Relations Association. Katie swims freestyle and enjoys competing in open water races.

Coaches:

Dan Speiser daniel.speiser@duke.edu & Adam Moody william.moody@duke.edu

Dan swam at Carleton from '99 to '03 and lettered his freshmen, sophmore, and senior years. He made all-conference (MIAC) his senior year as a member of the 800 free relay. Before that, he swam for East Lansing High School (in Michigan) and went to states three times. He is currently a Biology graduate student here at Duke and will coach the Wednesday practices.

Team Captain:

Fred Hwang fred.hwang@duke.edu

Fred is a Biomedical Engineering and Economics major hailing from the great state of Northern California. Yes, it is a separate state. He is also is involved in America Counts/Reads, AmeriCorp's NC-ACTS program, HCEP, works in Dr. Arepally's lab, and is a proponent of the Awesomeness Society. Fred believes backstroke is the devil's work. True story.