Welcome to the Newest Member of the Incoming Board of Directors! – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

Welcome to the Newest Member of the Incoming Board of Directors!

Published: Friday, April 12, 2024

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At the 2024 Annual General Meeting, you voted in support of the Board appointing Arya Razmajoo to an officer position on the WUSA Board of Directors. Arya’s appointment was confirmed by the current Board during the Special Board Meeting on April 9, officially adding him to the roster of your 2024-25 Board of Directors! The Board assigned him an Officer role with all the responsibilities and duties of the Vice President position.

Like the newly elected Board of Directors you voted for in February’s general election, Arya’s term will begin on May 1, 2024.

Welcome Arya!

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