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Uncontested EngSoc election sees Danielle Rivard elected president

Written on February 4, 2022. Posted in News.

On Feb. 3 Engineering (EngSoc) voters elected Danielle Rivard, Sci ’23, President, Evan Wray, Sci ’22, Vice-President of operations, and Jane Cohen-Wallis, Sci ’24, Vice-President of Student Affairs (VPSA). Adam Raco, Sci ’25, was elected the EngSoc Junior Senator for the 2022-23 term. The candidates...

EngSoc extends nomination period for faculty election

Written on January 25, 2022. Posted in Elections, News.

On Jan. 20, the Engineering Society (EngSoc) announced their decision to extend the nomination period for their faculty election. The original nomination period ended on Jan. 19, with campaigning week scheduled to take place Jan. 24 to 31 and elections scheduled to conclude by Feb. 3. Currently, EngSoc...

EngSoc executive hopefuls respond to student concerns at debate

Written on January 24, 2020. Posted in News, Student Politics.

On Wednesday night in the ILC atrium, next year’s Engineering Society hopefuls fielded questions from the student body about managing heavy workloads and the potential return of the Student Choice Initiative. Presidential candidate Spencer Lee opened the debate by emphasizing the importance transparency...

Uncontested EngSoc presidential candidate campaigns on student engagement

Written on January 21, 2020. Posted in News, Student Politics.

Spencer Lee, Sci ‘21, wants Queen’s engineers to know what their Society stands for. As the sole presidential candidate running in the Society’s elections, Lee has structured his platform around increasing student trust and involvement with the Engineering Society, as well as ensuring the Society...

Uncontested EngSoc vice-presidential candidates are student-focused

Written on January 21, 2020. Posted in News, Student Politics.

The uncontested candidates vying for each of the two vice-presidential roles in the Engineering Society sat down with The Journal to lay out their visions for the Society. Vice-President (Student Affairs): Alex Koch-Fitsialos Alex Koch-Fitsialos, Sci ’21, wants to bridge the gap between the Engineering...

More than half of engineering students vote in historic election turnout

Written on January 29, 2015. Posted in News.

The Engineering Society’s (EngSoc) “Five-Oh and Go Vote” campaign led to the faculty’s highest voter turnout in several years. EngSoc’s goal in this year’s election was to have 50 per cent of engineering students vote. That number was exceeded, with turnout at 53 per cent — 13.2 per cent higher than...

EngSoc VP Ops candidates look to improve services

Written on January 23, 2015. Posted in News.

Andrew Crawford and Erin Murphy are hoping to have a chance to oversee six services, three director positions and the budget and strategic planning process of Orientation Week and Sci Formal, as the Engineering Society’s (EngSoc) Vice-President of Operations. Crawford, Sci ’15, who served as Grease...

EngSoc VPSA candidates aim to promote camaraderie

Written on January 23, 2015. Posted in News.

Jerry Haron and Alex Wood are the two candidates running for the position of Vice-President of Student Affairs (VPSA) for the Engineering Society (EngSoc). The position includes oversight of the Director of Communications, Director of Events, Director of Internal Affairs, Director of Design and Director...

EngSoc presidential hopefuls debate tradition

Written on January 22, 2015. Posted in News.

Three candidates debated engineering traditions and the possibility of incorporating the society at yesterday’s Engineering Society (EngSoc) presidential debate. The three candidates for EngSoc president are Logan Bell, Julie Tseng and Kristy Tu, all Sci ’16. The election will take place Jan. 27-28. The...

Three third-years vie for EngSoc presidency

Written on January 22, 2015. Posted in News.

Logan Bell wants to see EngSoc put its best face forward — namely, his. Bell, Sci ’16, is running to be EngSoc President. “The President’s role is to really be the face of engineering for Queen’s, the student face,” he said. “And, as President, I feel that I would provide the most personable face,...

EngSoc VP candidates face off over improving communication

Written on January 21, 2015. Posted in News.

Yesterday’s wide-ranging Engineering Society (EngSoc) vice-presidential debate focused on long-term planning and improving the society’s communications and marketing. The debate was held in the Integrated Learning Centre (ILC) at 6 p.m. on Tuesday. Around 40 students attended the event. Jerry Haron,...

Tag: EngSoc elections

Uncontested EngSoc election sees Danielle Rivard elected president

EngSoc extends nomination period for faculty election

EngSoc executive hopefuls respond to student concerns at debate

Uncontested EngSoc presidential candidate campaigns on student engagement

Uncontested EngSoc vice-presidential candidates are student-focused

More than half of engineering students vote in historic election turnout

EngSoc VP Ops candidates look to improve services

EngSoc VPSA candidates aim to promote camaraderie

EngSoc presidential hopefuls debate tradition

Three third-years vie for EngSoc presidency

EngSoc VP candidates face off over improving communication

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