Voting opens today for the Mount Allison Students’ Union council fall elections.
Nine students are running for five different positions on the MASU council.
CHMA and the Argosy have collaborated on a questionnaire to help get to know the candidates, and find out what they have in mind for the Mount Allison community.
Candidates talk about a host of possible changes they’d like to see at Mount Allison: better crisis training for residence assistants, green initiatives on campus, spaces for students and community to share international cultures, improved sexual harassment awareness, and getting the lowdown on those increases in tuition fees.
Here are the candidates, answering the CHMA-Argosy questionnaire:
Running for 2 positions as Councillor-at-large
(any student eligible to vote for these representatives)
James Piers (he/him)
Political Science, 3rd year
Erica Nowlan (she/her)
International Relations, 2nd year
Rohin Minocha-McKenney (he/him)
Biochemistry, 2nd year
Spencer Keller
unable to participate
Running for one position as First Year Councillor
(eligible voters are all first year students)
Grace MacLean (she/her)
Psychology, 1st year
Ca Nguyen (she/her)
Biochemistry, 1st year
Alivia Warr
unable to participate
Running for International Student Representative
(eligible voters are all international students)
Suchet Mittal (he/him)
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, 1st year
Running for Gender and Sexual Diversity Representative
(eligible voters are students who self-identify as LGBTQIA2S+)
Eli Wood (he/him)
Psychology, 2nd year
