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Non-academic misconduct statistics published for 2018

Written on March 15, 2019. Posted in News.

Between May 1, 2018 and Mar. 8, 2019, 26 of 100 Non-Academic Misconduct (NAM) cases were launched through the AMS’ Judicial Affairs Office. “This is reflective of the decreasing cases being handled by the AMS annually that has been a trend since the 2015-2016 review,” Judicial Affairs Manager Susie...

AMS executive had access to case files during Judicial Affairs shutdown

Written on March 15, 2019. Posted in News.

Last November, the Judicial Affairs Office (JAO) shut down for three weeks. Nobody knows why. Former Judicial Affairs Manager Brandon Tyrrell was fired on Nov. 6, 2018. On Nov. 10, JAO staff members received an email from Director of Human Resources Joe Palubiski stating that “due to recent...

News in Brief

Written on January 11, 2019. Posted in News.

AMS hires new Judicial Affairs Manager, Deputy The AMS has hired Susie Emerson, ArtSci ’18, as the new Judicial Affairs manager, and Zoey Aliasgari as the new Judicial Affairs deputy. Two members from the Board of Directors and one AMS permanent staff member hired Emerson. “The AMS is delighted...

AMS to vote on cost for external investigation into president

Written on January 11, 2019. Posted in News, Student Politics.

The AMS and Board of Directors has chosen an investigator for the external investigation into AMS President Miguel Martinez—the cost of which will be voted on later this month. Last November, the Board engaged with a potential investigator for an external investigation into allegations made by...

Head judicial officer fired after investigating AMS president

Written on November 9, 2018. Posted in Features, Investigations.

This story was updated with a statement from the Chair of the AMS Judicial Committee at 1:27 p.m., Nov. 9, 2018. After investigating the conduct of AMS President, Miguel Martinez, the Society’s head judicial officer was fired on Tuesday morning. Two weeks before his departure, Brandon Tyrrell, the...

AMS Assembly creates new PIP judicial appeals process

Written on November 3, 2017. Posted in News.

On Nov. 2, AMS Assembly debated and passed a motion to create a new judicial appeals board for internal AMS policy infractions called the Policy Infringement Protocol Appeals Board. The meeting concluded with a closed session, during which assembly members debated the contents of their letter to...

Assembly votes on Isabel space grant and OUSA renewal

Written on March 31, 2017. Posted in News.

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...

Non-academic misconduct statistics published for 2016

Written on February 3, 2017. Posted in News.

Between May 1 and Dec. 31, 2016, 30 investigations were launched through the AMS’ non-academic misconduct (NAM) system, a report to Assembly detailed. Of the cases, 14 have reached hearings and resulted in assigned sanctions to some degree. The statistics given in the report are out of a percentage...

Dec. 1 AMS Assembly recap

Written on December 19, 2016. Posted in News.

During a contentious three-hour meeting of AMS assembly, which included a debate over altering the restrictions placed on Speaker Palmer Lockridge, several other new policies were discussed. Sustainability Policy Commissioner of the Environment Liam Dowling presented his new policy and procedures...

AMS Assembly begins with discussion on Fall Term Break

Written on November 4, 2016. Posted in News.

Kicking off the Nov. 3 meeting of AMS Assembly, Secretary of the University, Lon Knox, and Deputy Provost, Teri Shearer, facilitated a discussion with student leaders on Fall Term Break. The speakers posed questions about when a break should fall, as well as asking students to rank the order of importance...

NAM contract signed after a month long delay

Written on September 30, 2016. Posted in News.

For 118 years, Queen’s has given disciplinary and judicial power of its students, to their peers, through the country’s sole peer-lead non-academic disciplinary system. For the past year, the University’s Intake Office has limited the student government’s power by overseeing all cases brought to their...

Tag: Judicial Affairs

Non-academic misconduct statistics published for 2018

AMS executive had access to case files during Judicial Affairs shutdown

News in Brief

AMS to vote on cost for external investigation into president

Head judicial officer fired after investigating AMS president

AMS Assembly creates new PIP judicial appeals process

Assembly votes on Isabel space grant and OUSA renewal

Non-academic misconduct statistics published for 2016

Dec. 1 AMS Assembly recap

AMS Assembly begins with discussion on Fall Term Break

NAM contract signed after a month long delay

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