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What is MCRC?

What is MCRC?. MCRC Staff Training 2010. Session Overview. Who’s Who in MCRC. Executive Introductions Staff Descriptions MCRC Hierarchy Support Staff. Robyn Courtney - President. David Yoon – VP Res Affairs. Edward Schiavon – VP Discipline. Yan Li – VP Finance. Emily Zhong – Events.

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What is MCRC?

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  1. What is MCRC? MCRC Staff Training 2010

  2. Session Overview

  3. Who’s Who in MCRC Executive Introductions Staff Descriptions MCRC Hierarchy Support Staff

  4. Robyn Courtney - President

  5. David Yoon – VP Res Affairs

  6. Edward Schiavon – VP Discipline

  7. Yan Li – VP Finance

  8. Emily Zhong – Events

  9. Maria Nasr – Services

  10. Lauren Long - Sustainability

  11. House Presidents (HPs)

  12. Social Facilitators (SFs)

  13. Discipline Facilitators (DFs)

  14. Executive Structure

  15. Support Staff [Chief Compliance Officer] [Speaker and Electoral Officer]

  16. Support Staff Taryn Gibbs - Scribe Laurent Chalifoux – IT Manager

  17. What Does MCRC Do? Representation Non-Academic Discipline Services Events

  18. We the students in residence on the Main Campus of Queen’s University herein establish a self-governing Society to represent and promote the general welfare of its members, provide a system of non-academic discipline in residence, deliver programs and services in collective benefit of all members, and to work in cooperation with the staff and administration of Queen’s University Residences to generally facilitate the integration of its members into the academic and social life of the Queen’s and Kingston communities. MCRS Constitution

  19. We the students in residence on the Main Campus of Queen’s University herein establish a self-governing Society to represent and promote the general welfare of its members, provide a system of non-academic discipline in residence, deliver programs and services in collective benefit of all members, and to work in cooperation with the staff and administration of Queen’s University Residences to generally facilitate the integration of its members into the academic and social life of the Queen’s and Kingston communities. Representation

  20. Representation

  21. We the students in residence on the Main Campus of Queen’s University herein establish a self-governing Society to represent and promote the general welfare of its members, provide a system of non-academic discipline in residence, deliver programs and services in collective benefit of all members, and to work in cooperation with the staff and administration of Queen’s University Residences to generally facilitate the integration of its members into the academic and social life of the Queen’s and Kingston communities. Non-Academic Discipline

  22. Non-Academic Discipline

  23. We the students in residence on the Main Campus of Queen’s University herein establish a self-governing Society to represent and promote the general welfare of its members, provide a system of non-academic discipline in residence, deliver programs and services in collective benefit of all members, and to work in cooperation with the staff and administration of Queen’s University Residences to generally facilitate the integration of its members into the academic and social life of the Queen’s and Kingston communities. Services

  24. We the students in residence on the Main Campus of Queen’s University herein establish a self-governing Society to represent and promote the general welfare of its members, provide a system of non-academic discipline in residence, deliver programs and services in collective benefit of all members, and to work in cooperation with the staff and administration of Queen’s University Residences to generally facilitate the integration of its members into the academic and social life of the Queen’s and Kingston communities. Events

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