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The Kwantlen Student Association held an executive meeting on Dec. 15 at 1:00 pm in Birch 250 on the Surrey campus and hybrid over Microsoft Teams. President Abdullah Randhawa said the “Holidaze” party, scheduled for Dec. 21, is being postponed due to concerns from Kwantlen Polytechnic University staff. Some of these concerns had to do
The Kwantlen Student Association held its annual general meeting on March 31 at the Surrey campus in the Fir 128. The meeting was scheduled to start at 12:00 pm, however the meeting did not commence until 12:20 pm when a quorum was met with 83 students present — a minimum of 60 was required. President
The Kwantlen Student Association held its last council meeting for the 2022 to 2023 council on March 30 at 10:00 am in hybrid format. Introductions and a land acknowledgment were not given, as usually conducted at the beginning of each council meeting, but quorum was met. An agenda was not provided to The Runner either.
�� Listen to Post Council and staff members of the Kwantlen Student Association waited until 10:30 am to reach quorum for their Jan. 8 meeting, but the required number of people did not attend. The council members in attendance were Palwinder Singh, Ripunjot Kaur Brar, Ravinder Pal Singh, Mayur Gupta, Jeremy Law, Dhanwant Singh, Paramjit Singh, and Kiranjeet Kaur Sidhu. Those missing were Gurdial Dhindsa, Bhumi Patel, Dilraj Virk, Abhay Singh Cheema, Marika Wagner, Simranjit Kaur Dhaliwal, Harmandeep Kaur, Sukmandeep Singh Gill, Kunal Puri, and Armandeep Kaur. Dhindsa, president of the KS...
�� Listen to Post Several motions were passed by the Kwantlen Student Association council after they reached quorum for their monthly online meeting on Dec. 10. Councillors Dilvaj Virk, Abhay Singh Cheema, Marika Wagner, Dhanwant Singh, Simranjit Kaur Dhaliwal, Harmandeep Kaur, Sukhmandeep Singh Gill, Armandeep Kaur were all absent. Business faculty representative Ravinder Pal Singh reported being unable to attend on camera because he was recovering after testing positive for COVID-19. The council has been unable to pass motions in the last few months because too few councillors were atte...