Written by: Bella McKenzie Welcome back to WUSA 101! Today’s lesson is all about the upcoming WUSA Election. First, what is the WUSA Election? The WUSA General Election is the annual election where UWaterloo undergrad students can nominate themselves or
Meet your new Board of Directors! Here, this group of dedicated individuals share their values, perspectives, and plans for the upcoming months in their new roles. Read below to get to know each member, and what to expect from their
We have reached the summit of this election; July 26th through 28th are the voting days when every undergraduate can have input on who they want to represent them for the fall 2022 and winter 2023 terms. VOTE HERE!
What are some of the issues that are impacting your university experience? Here’s your chance to meet the candidates and ask them questions on matters that are important to you! The WUSA General Election campaign period began on Sunday,
All Director candidates including those running for President and VP officer roles will have the ability to book 2 one-hour slots in the SLC Marketplace [between the food court and multipurpose room] over the course of Thursday, Friday and Monday
We will be projecting this online debate for a watch party in the SLC Great hall, but if you can't make it in-person, you can watch the debate online. All candidates running for the President and Vice President roles on the
JOIN HERE This will be a Microsoft Teams event where we will have candidates, 4-5 in the session each hour, answering questions submitted by any student who wants to join and ask. This will not be a debate, but instead,
This event will give every member of the uWaterloo community a chance to interact with all candidates, whether officers or directors, and ask questions. We'll be hosting this AMA (ask me anything) on r/uwaterloo on July 18, 2022. The candidates
WUSA is excited to share that the by-laws for the new governing model were approved last Wednesday (June 22) and we are now in election time! The nomination period for the 2022-2023 governing year runs until Friday, July 15. This is
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