Editor’s Note: The Journal’s Editors-in-Chief were involved in the circumstances prompting the discussion item “Queen’s Journal Discussion” at Assembly. The Editors in Chief were distanced from the editing process of this piece.
Described as “pivotal” by AMS President Zaid Kasim, the AMS held its...
Editor’s Note: Ashley Chen is a member of The Journal’s Editorial Board.
AMS Assembly met last Thursday over Zoom for its final meeting of 2020.
Assembly voted to ratify four new Judicial Affairs Deputies, including Yasmin Sawan, Tina Derak, Mia Sunner, and Dennis Gavriline for the upcoming semester....
AMS Assembly met over Zoom on Oct. 8 for its second meeting of the 2020-21 school year.
The meeting focused on the Compensation Policy the AMS proposed at its last Assembly on Sept. 25. The policy will allow students to be compensated for aiding the AMS through consultations, meetings, and focus groups.
The...
On Monday, the AMS held its annual incoming assembly, providing the new executive—Team AJW—with a chance to present their priorities to the body.
Assembly began with the election of Calum Maule as AMS Speaker. The speaker chairs AMS Assembly and is responsible for mediating members’ discussion and...
Before proposed changes to the Student Activity Fee Policy triggered a period of pointed questioning directed at Team LWT, this year’s final AMS Assembly approved structural changes to Non-Academic Misconduct policy and agreed to renew the University’s membership with Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance...
Due to several AMS Assembly members taking leaves of absence for the upcoming election and some late arrivals, the beginning of this Thursday’s Assembly meeting was held without meeting quorum — or reaching the minimum number to vote.
However, motions that had been voted on before quorum was reached...
During an unusually short AMS Assembly this Thursday, Vice-President (University Affairs) Carolyn Thompson proposed that everyone in attendance develop a proposal or suggestion regarding their thoughts on Fall Term Break and bring them to the next assembly.
Thompson stressed that they “need some...
AMS Assembly voted to write a letter to a member of the Queen’s Senate regarding a fall reading week, and voted to amalgamate the AMS and SGPS clubs offices at their latest meeting on Thursday.
All motions passed, including authorization for the current AMS executive to lobby the federal government...
AMS Assembly has voted to restructure, and essentially dissolve, the AMS Commission of Internal Affairs in favour of an AMS Secretariat.
The motion was passed at the Jan. 28 session of assembly. The AMS also passed motions to amalgamate the Peer Support Centre and Academic Grievance Centre, and reported...
AMS assembly ratified five Rector candidates and two AMS executive teams on Thursday night: Team CSG headed by Colin Zarzour and Team LWT headed by Tyler Lively.
Team CSG is made up of Colin Zarzour for president, Sarah Anderson for vice president (operations) and Gregory Radisic for vice president...
Issues of student fees and the nullification of the fall referendum were on the table at AMS assembly Thursday night.
All motions were passed, including amendments to new student activity fee policies and the ratification of Jon Wiseman as commissioner of internal affairs and William Benwood as assistant...
At the fourth AMS Assembly this term, all non-voting members of AMS Assembly — including Journal reporters — were asked to leave the room, for a two-hour, closed-door session.
The assembly was held on Thursday evening in the Robert Sutherland Room in the John Deutsch University Centre.
The agenda...
AMS Assembly on Oct. 22 was notably marked by the appearance of Principal Daniel Woolf to discuss the planned modifications to the Non-Academic Discipline (NAD) system at Queen’s.
The meeting began with the routine approval of the agenda and past meeting’s minutes, and a reminder from Speaker Sam...
The second AMS Assembly of the 2015 fall semester ran without any major conflict or debate.
The assembly took place at McLaughlin Room at 7 p.m. on Oct. 8. Sean Madden, the executive director of the Ontario Undergraduate Student Association (OUSA), visited the assembly as a guest speaker. Madden conducted...
The first AMS Assembly of the 2015 fall semester, which took place in McLaughlin Room at 7 p.m., started with AMS President, Kanivanan Chinniah, ArtSci ’15, holding a moment of silence for two students who passed away this year.
The assembly held a moment of silence for Andrea Mariano, the first-year...