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What is the Executive Committee?
Simply put, the Executive Committee is your voice
and, under Students' Council, they govern and guide
the Association. Executives are elected by their
peers, who are members of the Students' Association
of Mount Royal College (SAMRC).
A more detailed explanation: The
Students' Association exists for the purpose of ensuring that Mount
Royal College students have an opportunity to participate in all matters
that may affect the quality of student life at the College. The
responsibilities associated with this mandate are immense. The SA
ensures that all student are well represented on approximately thirty
academic and non-academic committees and boards on and off campus. In
addition, the Students' Association provides students with avenues for
personal growth and development outside the classroom. The SA also
operates roughly 15 businesses and offers dozens of services designed to
help student get through each day.
The
responsibility for governing the Students' Association rests
ultimately with Students' Council. The four elected students
who form the SAMRC's Executive Committee, act in
accordance with the wishes of Students' Council
and oversee the day-to-day governance aspects of
the organizations. They are:
The
Executive Committee deals with issues like tuition and loan policies,
governance,
student advocacy and lobbying, academic appeals, and external relations.
Each
Executive member is an elected, full-time paid employee of the Students' Association and
must take one course per semester (excluding Spring and Summer), maintain a grade point
average of at least 2.0, and keep full-time office hours.
The
Students' Association Executives are elected
by and from the Active members of the Students'
Association to carry out the governance and executive
functions of MRC's student government. Working directly under the Executive Committee is
the SA staff. The Staff helps perform the day-to-day operations and activities of the
organization. The Executives are members of Students' Council, which is the ultimate
governing body of the SA.
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