The USC podium on Oct. 30, 2019.Martin Allen / GAZETTE
The USC announced the five students who will join president Zamir Fakirani on the executive council next year.Â
The new executive will face a year of challenges as they navigate the transition back to in-person learning, Huron University Collegeâs move towards independent academics and the continuing fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.Â
While students at-large elected Zamir Fakirani as president last month, the University Students Council internally selected the remaining five executives. Both the incoming and outgoing councils elected the vice-president university affairs and the vice-president external affairs roles through a blind ballot at Sundayâs annual general meeting, while the vice-president communications and public affairs, vice-president governance and finance and vice-president student support and programming were all chosen by hiring panels.
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In a year turned upside-down by the COVID-19 pandemic, nothing is for sure.
But Western University and two of its three affiliated colleges say they hope to return to regular classes at their London campuses this fall.
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“We expect to return to face-to-face instruction, and more of the on-campus experiences we all love, this coming September,” Western president Alan Shepard said in a recent online update.
Shepard said he knows how fall classes will be taught has been “top of mind” for current scholars and new students still considering Western as an option.
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In a year turned upside-down by the COVID-19 pandemic, nothing is for sure.
But Western University and two of its three affiliated colleges say they hope to return to regular classes at their London campuses this fall.
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Try refreshing your browser, or A study in hope: Western University eyes fall return of face-to-face learning Back to video
“We expect to return to face-to-face instruction, and more of the on-campus experiences we all love, this coming September,” Western president Alan Shepard said in a recent online update.
Shepard said he knows how fall classes will be taught has been “top of mind” for current scholars and new students still considering Western as an option.