February Board Meeting Recap – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

February Board Meeting Recap

Published: Monday, March 11, 2024

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Hi Warriors!

March is upon us and we wanted to share some highlights that your Board of Directors discussed at the February Board meeting.

Highlights:

Approval of the orientation budget, including an increase to the honorarium for O-team members to $1500.
Discussion on event fees that members are charged as a portion of the main WUSA fee.
Approval on the renovation of the WUSA Thrift Store. We’re looking forward to re-opening the Thrift Store after some much-needed repairs to continue to provide you with sustainable and affordable fashion options on campus.
Decision on the date of the Annual General Meeting. The meeting will be held March 27th, from 5-7 PM in the SLC Great Hall. Check out the event page on our website for more details.

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