GET READY FOR SSU ELECTIONS!
Prepare to vote for your SSU Board of Directors. Voting opens on April 1 @ 9 am.
Sheridan Student Union is a student-led organization and we are governed by a student-elected Board of Directors.
Students, like you, are voted in by peers to represent the interests of students.
As a member of the Board of Directors, they will:
✔ Be a voice for your fellow students, and help advocate for the best student experience at Sheridan College.
✔ Work with other students to make a meaningful impact for all students
✔ Participate in productive discussion to help shape the Sheridan Life
TRC candidates
vote for 4 new Directors on April 1 - April 4
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Alizeh Khan
TRC CANDIDATE
“ I've seen firsthand the challenges students face in finding affordable and safe accommodation close to campus.”
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HAQUIKAT BAINS
TRC CANDIDATE
“ I want to create a campus community garden. This initiative could involve converting unused green spaces into productive gardens where students can grow their own fruits, vegetables, and herbs.”
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Rishabh Mishra
TRC CANDIDATE
“I believe student housing resources can be improved overall. dvocating for this is necessary because considering locations, Oakville has the most expensive housing sector.” -
Yagna Patel
TRC CANDIDATE
“Advocating for financial support through competitive academic competitions and co-op assistance initiatives is about empowering students both academically and financially.
HMC candidates
vote for 4 new Directors on APRIL 1 - april 4
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Anushka Grover
HMC CANDIDATE
“I believe more focus should be there on health and wellness issue, specifically in terms of International Students. The reason behind it is that it takes a lot of courage to move into another country when you are still figuring out your life and yourself.” -
Stanzin Yutung
HMC CANDIDATE
“As an international student myself, I believe it is of the utmost importance for international students to have accommodation near the college campus.”
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Yakshita Mahajan
HMC CANDIDATE
“ I would advocate for Health and Wellness because student health and wellness is essential for creating supportive academic environments where students can thrive both academically and personally.”
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Meshv Satasiya
HMC CANDIDATE
”Most of the students in the college use public transit on a day-to-day basis and as a result, it can directly affect both their academic achievement and financial situation, thus, advocating for transportation is a crucial priority for me.”
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Darshil Vaviya
HMC CANDIDATE
“More financial assistance like scholarships and bursaries for international students as it is really difficult for students to manage their expenses alongside saving for their next term fee considering working on a minimum wage which is very common for students with no experience.” -
Nilesh Thakor
HMC CANDIDATE
“Imagine a campus where every student feels like they truly belong, where diversity isn't just accepted, but celebrated. That's the vision I have, and it's why advocating for cultural representation and inclusion is so close to my heart.”
Davis candidates
vote for 4 new Directors on april 1 - april 4
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Roopkomal Singh
DAVIS CANDIDATE
“Advocating for Environment & Sustainability Initiatives is really important to me because I truly believe in taking care of our planet. We're facing big challenges with climate change and pollution, and as a student, I feel it's our responsibility to do something about it.”
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Pranjal Sharma
DAVIS CANDIDATE
“Sexual Health and Awareness is a current student issue. I think advocating for this issue is important as it will help in promoting a safe environment by raising awareness about sexual health, consent and respect for others both on and off campus.”
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Jaspreet Kaur
DAVIS CANDIDATE
“I am deeply committed to addressing both mental and physical health issues among students. While our campus offers mental health services, I recognize that there can be barriers preventing students from seeking help, such as stigma or a lack of awareness about available resources. “
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Jashandeep Kaur
DAVIS CANDIDATE
“I'm passionate about advocating for mental health awareness on campus because I've witnessed how it can affect students' lives. Seeing friends struggle with their mental health motivated me to take action, as I believe everyone deserves access to the support they need to thrive emotionally and academically.”
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Om Patel
DAVIS CANDIDATE
“Advocating for improved transportation services is important to me for several reasons. Firstly, accessibility to transportation directly impacts students' access to education. Many students may face barriers in attending classes or accessing campus facilities due to unreliable or unaffordable transportation options. “
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Gulsher Singh Cheema
DAVIS CANDIDATE
““As a student who has navigated the challenges of finding suitable and affordable housing firsthand, advocating for better student housing resources is a cause close to my heart. I've seen friends struggle with long commutes, high rent prices, and unsafe living conditions, all of which can take a toll on their well-being and academic success.”
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Ashley Mony
DAVIS CANDIDATE
“Being an international student with friends from all over the world, I've seen firsthand the sacrifices people make to achieve success— many times at the expense of their health. I am even more passionate about spreading awareness about health and well-being as a result of this direct experience.”
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Moinuddin Shaikh
DAVIS CANDIDATE
“As for health and wellness, our college does provide guard.me insurance which is really appreciated. Though the issue I want to address is student's improper diet and deteriorating mental health.”
Important SSU Elections DATES
DON’T MISS THE CHANCE TO GET INVOLVED:
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What is Campaign Week?
Campaign Week is where students running in the SSU elections can add posters around the halls and explain their platform to fellow students.
Why is Campaign Week important for candidates?
This is your chance to speak to students directly about your platform, listen to student concerns, and show how you are hoping to addresses their concerns once inside the board room. Essentially, this is the time to build awareness that you are running in the student election and tell students why they should vote for you.
Why is Campaign Week important for Sheridan students?
The Board of Directors consists of 12 elected students at Sheridan, 4 from each campus, who work together to make proposals on behalf of the student body. The decisions made by the Board will in time, impact student well-being and access to a quality education.
If you are not running in student elections, campaign week is still important for you: Now’s the chance to meet with the students looking for your vote, hear more about their platform, ask questions and start to decide who you will vote for during voting week.
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Who can vote in elections?
Every full-time and part-time student will be able to vote for the number of vacant seats available for election in their constituency.
Will students receive reminders during the voting period?
Be sure to keep your eyes on your student emails Sheridan! All the information on how to access voting, including a direct link, will be sent to your email throughout the voting period. Students can vote online form anywhere at any time by using the credentials found in your email.
Why should I vote in elections?
The Board of Directors approve where the SSU budget goes, and make decisions that directly impact your Sheridan Life (and the lives of future Bruins too). If you want access to more services, resources and opportunities that will support student needs, vote in the SSU elections. Your vote will help decide which students will work together, which students will listen to your feedback and which students will support student needs in the most effective way.