We’ve received many emails and in-person comments about the current placement of fall reading break and how students believe a placement change may be in order. That’s why REC wants to hear from you, and how you think reading break can be improved.
Student representation matters – The people doing this work are employees who form the Representation Executive Council (REC), a dynamic and essential team of full-time representatives who advocate for a better student experience.
The SAMRU Food and Hygiene Drive aims to supplement the Main Care Cupboard in the Peer Support Centre with donations from the MRU community. These donations will help us to ensure that SAMRU has enough food and hygiene products to meet the growing need for care packages!
Keep scrolling through to see how your REC team has been advocating for you since the start of the fall semester!
While you’ve been traveling, working, and soaking up the sun, REC has been advocating for what matters most to MRU students!
Whether you’re returning for your first or final semester, welcome back! To help ease the transition back into classes, stop by Wyckham House on September 12 from 12:00 pm – 3:30 pm for free hot dogs, prizes, entertainment, and more at the annual Campus Carnival!
The SAMRU Open House is taking place on September 3 and 4 from 12:30 – 3:30 pm as part of this year’s New Student Orientation at MRU!
Join us as we look back on our beloved friend and colleague, Clyde the Cougar in a celebration of his time as one of the best in the business.
This summer, REC will be filling student volunteer roles and a part-time staff role to help with their advocacy efforts at the university. These roles work closely with REC through the Representation Executive Advisory Committee (REAC) to ensure that students have a voice in matters affecting them!
Whether you’re looking to get your foot in the door with student representation or want some flexible experience for your resume, here’s an overview REC Volunteer positions for this school year!
This June is National Indigenous History Month, and National Indigenous People’s Day is June 21. In recognition, we sat down with SAMRU’s Cultural and Indigenous Inclusion Programmer, Cory Cardinal, to learn more about the Cultural Inclusion Centre (CIC) and the significance of having cultural and Indigenized spaces on campus.
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