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| − | With women's hockey becoming D-I in the [[2005-2006|2005-2006 season]], the strain on a conductor, both physically and temporally. In order to relieve this stress, the position of assistant conductor was created. Each year, the newly elected conductor appoints up to three assistant conductors, who can fill in at events when the conductor cannot. | + | With women's hockey becoming D-I in the [[2005-2006|2005-2006 season]], the strain on a conductor grew, both physically and temporally. In order to relieve this stress, the position of assistant conductor was created. Each year, the newly elected [[conductor]] appoints up to three assistant conductors, who can fill in at events when the conductor cannot. |
=Current Assistant Conductors= | =Current Assistant Conductors= | ||
Revision as of 14:54, March 24, 2007
With women's hockey becoming D-I in the 2005-2006 season, the strain on a conductor grew, both physically and temporally. In order to relieve this stress, the position of assistant conductor was created. Each year, the newly elected conductor appoints up to three assistant conductors, who can fill in at events when the conductor cannot.
Current Assistant Conductors
- Asst. Conductor 1 (TBA)
- Asst. Conductor 2 (TBA)
- Asst. Conductor 3 (TBA)
Past Assistant Conductors
- 2006-2007 Casey Addy, Steve Malinski, Steve Mulick
- 2005-2006 Mike Joseph