June is Pride Month and we have some great celebrations planned for you all! AUSU continues advocating to AU for affirming name changes and pronouns and enhanced supports for 2SLGBTQIA+ students. Do you have suggestions, questions, or concerns? Contact VP Community and Wellness Natalia Iwanek at Read more
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Application Deadline: May 31, 2022 Are you passionate about improving the experience of underserved and underrepresented students? Looking to gain committee or governance experience? Then check out this amazing leadership opportunity with AUSU! We are looking for up to two student-at-large members to join the EDI Committee. The EDI Committee is formed by AUSU Council…
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Essays and other types of writing assignments are part of the university experience. As undergraduates, we use the knowledge gained during coursework to demonstrate our retention and ability to apply it. We rely on information outside our own lived experiences to do so, and those sources need to be credited using in-text citations and a…
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AUSU reviews Executive Councillor compensation every two years, forming an ad hoc committee to ensure a fair compensation package for AUSU executives. Based on the findings of the 2021 Executive Compensation Review Committee, along with the recent impacts of inflation across Canada, Council passed a motion on January 20, 2022, to approve the committee recommendations,…
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