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Candidates Grace Goalen (right) and Siddharth Muralidharan (left) each explain their reasons for running for the Academic Chair of the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the WSA meeting, Nov. 11. Paige Collins, Reporter (she/her) Siddharth Muralidharan was elected as the Academic Chair for the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences at the Western Student Association (WSA) meeting Nov. 11. In the prior WSA meeting, the assembly was unable to reach a decision on the internal election for the chair position. Candidates Grace Goalen and Siddharth Muralidharan each ran in opposition.Muralidharan is a Chemical and Paper Engineering student that transferred to WMU three years ago. This year marks his second year as a member of the assembly.

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