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Nominations are due tomorrow, October 19th! Nominations are due tomorrow, October 19th!
If you haven’t already, please check out & share If you haven’t already, please check out & share this incredible petition created by @attagirl.ad ! 24/7 studio access is integral to our learning & success at NSCAD. The petition needs as much student support as possible, so please share with your friends & support circles! Link is currently in our bio!
With the SUNSCAD By-Election coming up this month, With the SUNSCAD By-Election coming up this month, we will be hiring a Chief Returning Officer to be in charge of running the by-election. This opportunity is a great way to get involved with SUNSCAD, to gain new skills for your resume, and to pick up some extra hours of work before the semester gets really heavy! This position is paid at a rate of 15$/hour and will run from September 17th to October 18th, 2021. Please see the details below, applications can be sent to suadmin@nscad.ca before 4pm September 12. Job: Chief Returning Officer Description: SUNSCAD is looking for a team player to run our By-Election this Fall. The ideal candidate will be comfortable advertising online through different platforms and working with the SUNSCAD team. The duties include: - Advertise throughout the University the date of the election and the location of the polls at least four days before the first day the polls are open. - Post the names of the candidates within twenty four hours of the close of nominations. - Organize the candidates - Review all campaign materials regarding cost and accuracy. - Arrange and publicize at least one forum during the election campaign where all candidates will be given an opportunity to speak and present their platform. - Give written notification of the times and locations through posters and online; well in advance of the election. - Ensure the polls are open at the hours and locations set out on posters giving notice of the election. - Be responsible for the counting of ballots and any recounts that may become necessary.
Posted @withregram • @cfsns The writ has dropped Posted @withregram • @cfsns The writ has dropped ! Canadian voters will officially head to the polls on September 20th. In 2021, students and youth are the biggest voting block in the federal election. Now is the time to demand a better future for all. The Canadian Federation of Students is proud to launch #GenerationVote federal election campaign today. This election, students are looking for candidates who will commit to taking bold action to eliminate tuition fees and student debt for all in Canada, fight climate change, respect Indigenous learners right to post-secondary education, treat international students with fairness and a COVID 19 recovery plan that doesn’t leave students behind. - La campagne électorale a été déclenchée. Les électeurs canadiens se rendront officiellement aux urnes le 20 septembre. En 2021, les étudiants et les jeunes représentent le plus grand nombre de votants aux élections fédérales. Il est temps d'exiger un meilleur avenir pour tous. La Fédération canadienne des étudiantes et étudiants est fière de lancer sa campagne sur les élections électorales #Votedunegeneration! Cette élection, les étudiantes et étudiants veulent des candidates et candidats qui s’engageront à prendre des mesures audacieuses pour éliminer les frais de scolarité et l’endettement étudiant pour toutes et tous au Canada, lutter contre la crise climatique, respecter le droit des apprenantes et apprenants autochtones à l’éducation postsecondaire et traiter les étudiantes et étudiants internationaux avec équité.
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studentunionofnscad
Nominations are due tomorrow, October 19th! Nominations are due tomorrow, October 19th!
If you haven’t already, please check out & share If you haven’t already, please check out & share this incredible petition created by @attagirl.ad ! 24/7 studio access is integral to our learning & success at NSCAD. The petition needs as much student support as possible, so please share with your friends & support circles! Link is currently in our bio!
With the SUNSCAD By-Election coming up this month, With the SUNSCAD By-Election coming up this month, we will be hiring a Chief Returning Officer to be in charge of running the by-election. This opportunity is a great way to get involved with SUNSCAD, to gain new skills for your resume, and to pick up some extra hours of work before the semester gets really heavy! This position is paid at a rate of 15$/hour and will run from September 17th to October 18th, 2021. Please see the details below, applications can be sent to suadmin@nscad.ca before 4pm September 12. Job: Chief Returning Officer Description: SUNSCAD is looking for a team player to run our By-Election this Fall. The ideal candidate will be comfortable advertising online through different platforms and working with the SUNSCAD team. The duties include: - Advertise throughout the University the date of the election and the location of the polls at least four days before the first day the polls are open. - Post the names of the candidates within twenty four hours of the close of nominations. - Organize the candidates - Review all campaign materials regarding cost and accuracy. - Arrange and publicize at least one forum during the election campaign where all candidates will be given an opportunity to speak and present their platform. - Give written notification of the times and locations through posters and online; well in advance of the election. - Ensure the polls are open at the hours and locations set out on posters giving notice of the election. - Be responsible for the counting of ballots and any recounts that may become necessary.
Posted @withregram • @cfsns The writ has dropped Posted @withregram • @cfsns The writ has dropped ! Canadian voters will officially head to the polls on September 20th. In 2021, students and youth are the biggest voting block in the federal election. Now is the time to demand a better future for all. The Canadian Federation of Students is proud to launch #GenerationVote federal election campaign today. This election, students are looking for candidates who will commit to taking bold action to eliminate tuition fees and student debt for all in Canada, fight climate change, respect Indigenous learners right to post-secondary education, treat international students with fairness and a COVID 19 recovery plan that doesn’t leave students behind. - La campagne électorale a été déclenchée. Les électeurs canadiens se rendront officiellement aux urnes le 20 septembre. En 2021, les étudiants et les jeunes représentent le plus grand nombre de votants aux élections fédérales. Il est temps d'exiger un meilleur avenir pour tous. La Fédération canadienne des étudiantes et étudiants est fière de lancer sa campagne sur les élections électorales #Votedunegeneration! Cette élection, les étudiantes et étudiants veulent des candidates et candidats qui s’engageront à prendre des mesures audacieuses pour éliminer les frais de scolarité et l’endettement étudiant pour toutes et tous au Canada, lutter contre la crise climatique, respecter le droit des apprenantes et apprenants autochtones à l’éducation postsecondaire et traiter les étudiantes et étudiants internationaux avec équité.
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