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Interested in improving academic life at Osgoode?

 

1. You can join Student Caucus as a 1st Year Representative for your section. As an elected representative, you will be responsible for representing your section on Student Caucus and Faculty Council. These are key dates if you are interested in this role:

  • Sep 15: Nominations due in the Legal and Literary Society office (besides the cafeteria)
  • Sep 15 – 22: Campaigning period (subject to limitations)
  • Sep 22: Elections in class

2. You can join Student Caucus as 2nd and 3rd Year Representatives. As an elected representative, you will be responsible for representing student interests on Faculty Committees and Faculty Council. Elections for these positions occur in Spring term.

3. You can also apply to sit on a Faculty Committee and make an important contribution to academic direction at Osgoode. Student Caucus will seek applicants for these committees in September. For more information on these Faculty Committees, click here.

4. Informally, you can support Student Caucus initiatives, and provide us with your input. Email us at studentcaucus@osgoode.yorku.ca if you have any inquiries or feedback about Osgoode Hall, student government or student life. We are happy to meet and speak with you!

 

Get Involved

Contact us if you want to get involved or have any inquiries about student government, Osgoode or law student life.
studentcaucus@osgoode.yorku.ca

Who are members of Student Caucus?

Student Caucus is composed of an executive and representatives for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year students. Each spring Osgoode students elect their 2nd and 3rd year representatives, and those representatives in turn vote amongst themselves to determine the SC Executive. The 1st year representatives are elected by their section in the Fall term.

What is expected from Student Caucus representatives?

Time commitments vary depending on how active a student representative wants to be, however it is expected that students attend regular Faculty Council ("FC") and SC meetings. To ensure that we actively push for improving academic life, SC members sit on FC, various Faculty Committees, and form SC sub-committees on particular issues of importance. Further, SC members take on individual projects with the support of SC.