For over 40 years, the SAMRU Awards have highlighted and celebrated post-secondary excellence at Mount Royal University (MRU). On April 11, students, faculty and community leaders gathered in Wyckham House for the SAMRU Awards.
The SAMRU Student Governing Board (SGB) was on hand for the ceremony and had the distinct honour of presenting over $42,000 in awards.
SAMRU’s virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) takes place on March 18th from 7:30 to 8:30 pm via Zoom! Learn what SAMRU’s done for you, vote on bylaws, and watch the 2026–27 Student Governing Board and Representation Executive Council election results live.What you’ll …
Student Governing Board (SGB) Nominations close on February 27, 2026!
The SGB is the highest decision-making body at the Students’ Association, run by students like you.
Any student can apply (no experience required). One course’s tuition is reimbursed each semester, and training is provided! Nominate yourself to be a Student Governor at the link below!
Get involved in shaping the future of your Students’ Association! Attend the Student Governing Board (SGB) monthly meetings to witness key decisions being made on the SAMRU budget, our strategic direction, and bylaw changes that affect all students.
On April 5th, the air in Wyckham House shimmered with anticipation as the annual SAMRU Awards Ceremony illuminated outstanding contributions of campus members.
As the school year begins to wind down, we’ve got some important business to take care of at SAMRU. It’s time for SAMRU’s Annual General Meeting (AGM)!
Keep scrolling through to learn all about the structure of your Students’ Association, including more about your Student Governing Board (SGB) and Representation Executive Council (REC), as well as how each group helps you succeed during your time at MRU.
The smell of delectable candy wafts through the air, the chocolate river flows, and Wyckham House turns on the bright lights to honour the exceptional members on campus at the annual SAMRU Awards Ceremony!
Polls for this year’s elections opened on March 27, with over 300 students casting their vote. Students who requested a religious exception due to required observations during the time of the AGM were granted advance polls in the days prior to the elections.
But without further ado, here are your new Representation Executive Council and Student Governing Board members for the 2024-2025 term.
This blog post will look at the role of the Student Governing Board within the Students’ Association as well as introduce its four newest members.
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