WUSA Annual General Meeting – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

WUSA Annual General Meeting

Published: Thursday, March 17, 2022

Wusa General Meeting

Agenda

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, March 29, 2022
5:00PM EDT
Via Microsoft Teams

Call to Order
Territorial Acknowledgement
Approval of the Agenda
Receiving FY2021 Audit Report & Appointment of FY2022 Auditors
Progress Report on WUSA Governance Review
Societies Proposal on Compulsory Fee Assessment
Member Proposal on Support for Ukrainian Students
Member Proposal on Campus Goose Statue
Member Proposal on COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements
Adjournment

Proxy Your Vote

Students who are unable to attend the WUSA Special General Meeting are entitled to proxy their vote to another individual to vote on their behalf. Those who want to proxy their vote may indicate a specific person they want to hold their proxy; otherwise, WUSA will randomly assign proxy votes to members of Students’ Council according to constituency. Proxy holders are compelled to vote according to the indicated preference of the person for whom they are proxying.

Attachements

WUSA AGM Agenda March 2022

Governance Review Presentation

Federation of Students, University of Waterloo (Apr 2021) Final FS

University of Waterloo Engineering Society (Apr 2021) Final FS

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