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PROGRAM OF STUDY:
Applied Justice Studies
STUDENTS’
ASSOCIATION AFFILIATION(S):
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1998 – present – Member,
Criminology/Justice Studies Society
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1998 - 1999 – 1st year
University Transfer Rep., Criminology Society
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1999 - 2000 – President,
Criminology Society
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1999 – present – Students’
Council Member, Students’ Association
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2001 – present – President,
Students’ Association of Mount Royal College
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2001 – present – Chair,
Presidents’ Caucus
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2001 – present – Member,
ACTISEC (Alberta College and Technical Institute Students’
Executive Council)
COLLEGE
AFFILIATION(S):
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1999 – 2000 – Realities of
Life and Justice Conference Committee
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2000 – 2001 – MRC, Appeals
and Grievance Committee
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2001 – present – Vice Chair,
Academic Council
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2001 – present – MRC, Human
Rights Advisory Committee
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2001 – present – MRC,
College Research Ethics Review Committee
COMMUNITY
AFFILIATION(S):
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1998 – present – Volunteer,
Distress Centre
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2000 – present – Volunteer,
Youth Justice Committee
ELECTION
PLATFORM:
Engaging, energetic,
experienced, building on the strengths of last years campaign,
and looking into the future of students at Mount Royal College
(MRC), I have become even more excited about the potential of
the Students’ ’Association (SA), it'’ role on Campus and in
the lives of students. Post-secondary education, and the
Campus of Mount Royal, must be more recognized at the
Provincial funding level. Reduced tuition will not become a
reality until this happens. To this end, I will continue the
fight to ease the burden on your student dollars. Many
successes have been achieved in the last year and I am proud
to have been apart of that. I am committed to building on
these successes with fresh and innovative ideas. Awareness of
issues and events that affect your college life have been
communicated more effectively than ever before. As President,
I will continue to seek the student voice and keep you
informed amidst your hectic class and work schedules. Your
time is valuable, therefore, I am also committed to improving
the delivery of your Health and Dental services. As well, the
walls have been torn down between the SA and the College
Administration, including the Board of Governors. This has
opened up the doors to negotiate an expanded Student Centre.
This was one of my primary goals, and to see it achieved
brings not only joy, but heart felt relief. This, however, is
by no means a done deal. I have the desire and motivation to
continue this work in progress in order to best serve the
diverse needs of students at Mount Royal. The successes of
this past year can only be improved upon. I am committed to
see this through. Leadership is service, and I am here to
serve and work for you. Please consider the candidates, and
exercise your democratic right.
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