The incoming AMS executive team has completed hiring for the 2021-22 AMS Senior Management team.
Team RTZ—President-elect Zaid Kasim, Vice-President-elect (Operations) Tiana Wong, and Vice-President-elect (University Affairs) Ryan Sieg—announced their new team in a press release on Tuesday.
“Ryan,...
President Jennifer Li and Vice-President (University Affairs) Palmer Lockridge didn’t have to go far down the alphabet, or the hallway, to find a new member of their executive.
Effective immediately, Director of Media Services Chelsea Hollidge will be leaving her directorship to replace Brian McKay,...
August 21 was like any other day for Bikes and Boards Head Manager Megan Vahabi. But by 4:30 PM, the future of her job and service became uncertain.
In a meeting with AMS Vice President (University Affairs) Palmer Lockridge and Retail Services Director Monica Przyborowski, Vahabi, ConEd ‘18 was told...
Last updated: Aug. 18 at 11:30 a.m.
The AMS Vice President (Operations) Brian MacKay announced his resignation this morning in a surprise statement released by the AMS executive.
In a statement on the AMS website, the remaining AMS executive team was offered and accepted the resignation of MacKay...
When Team JBP walked into The Journal’s office on Monday evening, they arrived a relaxed version of their campaign selves. Gone were matching shades of blue and business-casual, replaced with matching grey sweatshirts they swore were accidental.
Last Tuesday, 52.61 per cent of voting undergraduate...
Just after 10:15 p.m. on Tuesday night, a boisterous crowd of blue-clad supporters were interrupted by the sudden arrival of the current AMS Executive: the signal that Team JBP had won.
Leading the way through the chanting crowd, Vice President (Operations) Dave Walker was the first to embrace President-elect...
It’s been one year since Team CBW was acclaimed as the AMS executive, and as their term ends, they say they’re finally hitting their stride.
“It’s sad when the last four months are the ones where you really feel like you know what you’re doing,” Vice President (University Affairs) Sarah Letersky...
On Feb. 9, the AMS executive-elect — Tyler Lively, Dave Walker, and Carolyn Thompson — announced their newly-hired council of directors and commissioners.
The selected candidates, who hail from a variety of schools and faculties, have begun to transition into their roles. They’ll officially begin...
On Feb. 9, the recently elected 2016-17 AMS executive — Tyler Lively, David Walker and Carolyn Thompson — announced the team of students that will join them as the AMS Executive Team for the following year.
The process of hiring the Executive Team — previously called the AMS Council — included reviewing...
Re: Student fee policy leaves StuCons hanging
In all our years at Queen’s, we never thought we would see the student newspaper call for its student government to listen less to students. Their strong call for the reinstatement of approving student activity fees through the Annual General Meeting due...
Team LWT has officially been elected as the new AMS executive for the 2016-17 school year by a close margin.
AMS officials made the announcement at roughly 11:20 p.m. on Wednesday night. Team LWT consists of Tyler Lively for president, David Walker for vice president (operations) and Carolyn Thompson...
The Journal will update this article as results for the AMS executive, Rector and faculty society elections are released.
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At roughly 11:20 p.m. AMS officials announced that Team LWT has been elected as the new AMS executive for the...
As part of the endorsement process, Journal staff sat down with each of the teams running for AMS executive for a Q&A period. The Journal chose questions that hadn’t been asked, or fully answered, throughout the campaign.
The following transcript has been condensed.
Team CSG:
Colin Zarzour,...
As part of the endorsement process, Journal staff sat down with each of the teams running for AMS executive for a Q&A period. The Journal chose questions that hadn’t been asked, or fully answered, throughout the campaign. The following transcript has been condensed.
Team LWT:
Tyler Lively, Presidential...
While the first half of AMS Executive debate was relatively tame, the second period became more contentious as candidates disagreed on matters of the environment, pay scales and services.
During the Jan. 19 debate, which was held in Wallace Hall, Team LWT and Team CSG discussed issues as serious as...
There’s a contest going on this week and it’s a contest of endurance between would-be student politicians and everyone else. Over the next week you’re going to be harassed, hustled and harangued by friends and strangers alike who will promise you the moon and ask for your vote.
As soon as the writ...
Queen’s is an exceptional school, filled with exceptional students. These are students who are involved in clubs, sports teams, faculty societies and community groups; they’ve made many meaningful contributions to the Queen’s experience.
Queen’s ultimately thrives when students take initiative and...
This semester hasn’t been all “sunshine and apple pie,” AMS President Kanivanan Chinniah said, but he says he and his team have done their best to play with the cards they were dealt.
His team — which also includes Vice President (Operations) Kyle Beaudry and the Vice President (University Affairs)...
Following a string of resignations over the past few months, the AMS executive is taking the opportunity to review the roles and responsibilities of its salaried positions.
Since August, three salary staff members of the AMS have resigned. Catherine Wright, former vice-president (university affairs),...
Throughout the first four months of their term, the AMS executive — President Kanivanan Chinniah, Vice President (Operations) Kyle Beaudry and the recently-appointed Sarah
Letersky — have worked to pursue a number of platform points they set out in the spring.
Although Team CBW has seen the departure...
This article was last updated at 2:10 p.m. on Aug. 13.
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The AMS Vice President (University Affairs) Catherine Wright resigned this afternoon in a surprise announcement.
According to a statement on the AMS’s website, Wright informed AMS Assembly Speaker Sam Anderson earlier today before she...
Kanivanan Chinniah, Kyle Beaudry and Catherine Wright became the incoming 2015-16 AMS executive thanks to an uncontested run, but despite the atypical circumstances of their election — the first acclamation in 25 years — they say they intend to retain continuity with past AMS leaders.
Chinniah, ArtSci...
The AMS acclaimed Team CBW — Kanivanan Chinniah, Kyle Beaudry and Catherine Wright — as the incoming 2015-16 executive team late Wednesday night.
Chinniah will serve as president, and Beaudry and Wright as vice-president of operations and vice-president of university affairs, respectively.
CBW was...