Hello MRU students, We are your 2021/2022 Representation Executive Council (REC). REC comprises four MRU students just like you who were elected by MRU’s student body to represent student issues to MRU and all three levels of government. The 2021/2022 executive team …
Hello MRU students, We are your 2021/2022 Representation Executive Council (REC). REC comprises four MRU students just like you who were elected by MRU’s student body to represent student issues to MRU and all three levels of government. The 2021/2022 executive team …
In response to the recent provincial COVID-19 updates and restrictions, your REC team will be hosting a town hall to ensure your concerns and questions are heard. Tune into the town hall by vising the @samruzz Facebook page or Youtube channel to …
Dear SAMRU member, I’m sure by now that most of you have heard that the province has declared a state of emergency and stricter pandemic restrictions are once again in place. Your SAMRU representatives have been advocating for students’ best interests to …
The SAMRU Representation Executive Committee (REC) advocates on behalf of MRU students. This summer, your elected student representatives wanted to make sure that MRU’s return to campus strategy prioritized student needs. We wanted to ensure that students were safe, that there was …
We knew the tuition increases were coming but it was upsetting nonetheless. As your student representatives, we want to connect with you to talk about what our part has been in the tuition process and how we’re moving forward. On January 28, …
This message is an update regarding the work your Representation Executive Council (REC) has done regarding COVID-19, as well as a few other honourable mentions like tuition increase advocacy, as well as changes to the General Faculties Council (GFC) and to the …
We’re only three days into the semester and we’ve heard from a number of students who are questioning, contrary to the University’s marketing slogan, whether they really belong here at MRU. We say, unequivocally, that you do belong. As students ourselves, we …
