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Skule Patrol is the subcommittee and group of volunteers that are responsible for the safety of the F!rosh during F!rosh Week. They are identifiable by their bright red shirts, and first aid kits they carry with them. These volunteers are present at every Engineering-run F!rosh event, including Hart House Farm and are also part of every F!rosh Group. | Skule Patrol is the subcommittee and group of volunteers that are responsible for the safety of the F!rosh during F!rosh Week. They are identifiable by their bright red shirts, and first aid kits they carry with them. These volunteers are present at every Engineering-run F!rosh event, including Hart House Farm and are also part of every F!rosh Group. Skule Patrollers are certified in Standard First Aid with CPR Level C or a higher certification. | ||
The official motto or hashtag of Skule Patrol was #BringTheSafetyBeTheSafety | The official motto or hashtag of Skule Patrol was #BringTheSafetyBeTheSafety | ||
The official motto or hashtag of Skule Patrol is #SafetyIsSexy as of at least 2021 | The official motto or hashtag of Skule Patrol is #SafetyIsSexy as of at least 2021. | ||
Skule Patrol also encourages members of the engineering community to drink Banana Kool-Aid. | |||
==Past Skule Patrol Subcommittee Chair(s)== | ==Past Skule Patrol Subcommittee Chair(s)== | ||
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|| | || Aidan Lachine | ||
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||2T2 | ||2T2 | ||
|| | || Talia Yawney | ||
|| | || Connor Lee | ||
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||2T1 | ||2T1 | ||
|| | || Sandhi Ganjoo | ||
|| | || Puneet Bagga | ||
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|| | || Kyra Poupore | ||
|| | || Nicola Lawford | ||
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== Skule Patrol Structure == | |||
Skule Patrol is organised with the Chair(s), Head Patrollers, and Skule Patrollers. All of these members wear red shirts, however Head Patrollers would typically wear darker red shirts than Skule Patrollers prior to 2T4. Head Patrollers oversee F!rosh groups and act as a point of contact between the Chair(s) and the Skule Patrollers stationed in the F!rosh groups. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:47, 25 August 2024
Skule Patrol is the subcommittee and group of volunteers that are responsible for the safety of the F!rosh during F!rosh Week. They are identifiable by their bright red shirts, and first aid kits they carry with them. These volunteers are present at every Engineering-run F!rosh event, including Hart House Farm and are also part of every F!rosh Group. Skule Patrollers are certified in Standard First Aid with CPR Level C or a higher certification.
The official motto or hashtag of Skule Patrol was #BringTheSafetyBeTheSafety
The official motto or hashtag of Skule Patrol is #SafetyIsSexy as of at least 2021.
Skule Patrol also encourages members of the engineering community to drink Banana Kool-Aid.
Past Skule Patrol Subcommittee Chair(s)[edit | edit source]
| Year | Chair/Co-Chair | Chair/Co-Chair |
|---|---|---|
| 2T4 | Sam Denomme | Sophia Hill |
| 2T3 | Armita Khashayardoost | Aidan Lachine |
| 2T2 | Talia Yawney | Connor Lee |
| 2T1 | Sandhi Ganjoo | Puneet Bagga |
| 2T0 | Kyra Poupore | Nicola Lawford |
| 1T9 | Khadija Rana | Kimberley Lau |
| 1T8 | Erin Chau | Michael De Biasio |
| 1T7 | Katie Allison | Dan Yan |
| 1T6 | Dan Yan | Joseph Choy |
| 1T5 | Savannah Sarosiak-Larter | Patrick Howell |
| 1T4 | Mike Xue | |
| 1T3 | Amanda Aleong | |
| 1T2 | Andy Chen |
Skule Patrol Structure[edit | edit source]
Skule Patrol is organised with the Chair(s), Head Patrollers, and Skule Patrollers. All of these members wear red shirts, however Head Patrollers would typically wear darker red shirts than Skule Patrollers prior to 2T4. Head Patrollers oversee F!rosh groups and act as a point of contact between the Chair(s) and the Skule Patrollers stationed in the F!rosh groups.