Membership
Join Whig-Clio
What do Ralph Nader, F. Scott Fitzgerald, James Madison, and Ted Cruz have in common? They were all members of Whig-Clio, and you can be too!
To become a member in good standing, EITHER join a subsidiary and attend two Whig-Clio events or be unaffiliated with a subsidiary and attend three events. Members in good standing get access to Society-only events, such as the Senior Roast/Banquet and Semesterly Galas, Speaker Dinners, and can vote in Whig-Clio Executive Officer Elections.
Join a Subsidiary
Please visit our subsidiary pages for specific information about tryouts and getting involved.
Subsidiaries
Part of what makes Whig-Clio so great are our subsidiary organizations: the Princeton Debate Panel, the International Relations Council, Princeton Model Congress, and Princeton Mock Trial. Specialized to different areas of politics, many members of Whig-Clio call one (or more!) of these groups their home. The Society also recognizes exceptional oratory ability through the Honorary Debate Panel, which holds prize debates every semester.
You can find more information about our subsidiary organizations here:
International Relations Council
For more information, please also feel free to consult the dropdown menu attached to the subsidiaries page.
Executive Officers
WC President | Won-Jae Chang '24 |
WC Vice President | Karina Wugang '24 |
WC Treasurer | Emily Paulin '25 |
WC Secretary | Santhosh Nadarajah '25 |
Director of Program | Elliot Lee '26 |
President of the Senate | Daniel Shaw '25 |
American Whig Party Chair | Samuel Kligman '26 |
Cliosophic Party Chair | Justin Murdock '26 |
International Relations Council President | Vincent Jiang '25 |
Princeton Debate Panel President | Jacquelynn Lin '25 |
Princeton Mock Trial President | Shrey Addagatla '24 |
Princeton Model Congress Executive Director | Mariem Elgendy '26 Nabeel Shad '25 |
Honorary Debate Panel President | India Behl '24 |