Increasing sales by promotions; tracking sales data; maintaining inventory of promotional materials; planning meetings; organizing trade shows; preparing reports and presentations; maintaining databases; seeking out new clients.

Promote and plan for the elections;Hire, train, and supervise the Deputy Returning Officer and poll clerks;Ensure the election process is organized in a manner which is fair, efficient and democratic;In conjunction with the Internal Coordinator, will review Guidelines for Candidates;Enforce the election rules, make rulings where necessary;Chair the Elections Appeals Committee;Facilitate the Election Debate;Oversee the polling stations;Oversee the counting of the results;Write a complete report about the elections process for presentation at the RSU Board of Directors meeting at the close of the elections

- To interpret the Constitution and all subsidiary regulations - To be present at all council meetings - To be impartial and to maintain order and decorum the meetings of Council - To ensure that an agenda for each meeting of council is prepared and distributed - To ensure that responsibility in the relation to motions and policies approved by council is delegate and such motions and policies are implemented - To monitor council member absences and to invite motions of impeachment as required by constitution- To notify the secretary of council at least twenty-four hours in advance, if possible, of an intention to be absent from, or late for, a meeting of Council- To assume such other duties as council may, from time to time, assign, provided that such additional duties do not compromise the impartiality and integrity of the office of the speaker- To oversee the activities of the secretary

- Planned, designed and produced events while managing all project delivery elements within time limits- Liaised with superiors to identify their needs and to ensure customer satisfaction- Conducted market research, gathered information and negotiated contracts prior to closing any deals- Provided feedback and periodic reports to stakeholders- Proposed ideas to improve provided services and event quality- Organized facilities and manage all events' details such as decor, catering, entertainment, transportation, location, invitee list, special guests, equipment, promotional material etc- Ensure compliance with insurance, legal, health and safety obligations- Specify staff requirements and coordinate their activities- Cooperated with marketing and PR to promote and publicize events- Proactively handled any issues that arose and troubleshooted all problems that arose at any event- Conducted pre- and post – event evaluations and reported on outcomes- Researched market, identified event opportunities and generated interest - Also wrote fluff pieces for the magazine

President of New College Council is an elected representative chosen by the New College Students. New College is affiliated with the School of Administrative Studies, Human Resources and Information Technology students and the residence of Pond Road Residence. Responsibilities: (but not limited to):-Be the chief spokesperson for The Council and represent The Council to College Communities, York University meetings and functions, and the general public-Responsible for ensuring that all contracts entered into by the Council are with due authority and in the best interests of the Council-Coordinating and implementing the objectives and/or campaigns of The Council in collaboration with the board.-Reports to the Board of Directors and the Membership-Be a signing authority of the Council and be responsible for the financial well-being of the organization-Draft The Council’s Annual Budget from the levy funds received from York University and the brought forward from the previous year-Act as Speaker at the any and all meeting where the Speaker is not present-Chair the Executive Committee and the By-Laws Committee and all other committees that are created by the board-Oversee the operation of The Council’s services in conjunction with the Vice President Operations-Ensure that the Vice Presidents carry out their assigned duties in accordance with these By-Laws and as directed by The Board-Act as the Council’s liaison to the College Presidents’ Association (CPA)-Act as the Council’s representative to the Student Representative Roundtable (SRR) and the Council of College Communities (COCC)-Hold weekly office hours as allotted by the Vice President Operations at the beginning of each term-Take a proactive role in all NCC matters-Attend all meetings of The Board and Executive Committee -Create a transition binder for the incoming President-Train and advise the incoming President-Ensure that the final audit is completed (even after the end of your term)

The Student Intramural Recreation Council (SIRC) is a group of students made up of representatives from all colleges and units who formulate the policies, procedures and rules and decide which sports to offer each year. Each representative is responsible for recruiting and entering teams for their respective unit. Responsibilities: (but not limited to)-Being present at every game your college plays-Submitting the forms for the teams-Recruiting Athletes -Attending monthly meetings-Submitting monthly Athlete of the Month-Having jerseys available for every team

Vice President Student Life in essence is responsible for the academic, social and athletic programme of the college.Responsibilities: (but not limited to)-Ensure monthly events are being organized and executed - Manage and submit budgets for academics, athletics and social events-Respond to requests for and promote all activities and events deemed culturally and socially enriching to the members of New College- Oversee, investigate and report to Council on all aspects of events including but not limited to, finances, event reconciliations, ticket prices and delegated Member’s responsibilities-Keep a full set of books and records in proper order, including records of all business contacts in the NCC Business Contact Log-Book which will be available for inspection at any time by the Council-Along with the President and Vice President Finance be responsible for the collection of monies for events-Chair the Formal Committee and present to Council an outline of all details for the event including, but not limited to, all estimated costs-Assign duties to the Director of Academics, Athletics and Social as required -Take a proactive role in all NCC matters; and assist the NCC in the defining and achievement of its goals, in the best interests of the Community, and shall engage in other such duties as may from to time be assigned to him/her by the NCC-Hold weekly office hours as allotted by the Vice President Operations at the beginning of each term-Attend all meetings of The Board and Executive Committee -Submit a written report to the Council, prior to the completion of his/her period of tenure, outlining the events along with recommendations for the consideration of the succeeding Council to be passed at the last Council Meeting in April-Train and advise the incoming Vice President Student LifeAfter my term as Vice President Student, the role was replaced by Vice President Social and Vice President Athletics and Vice President Academics.

An Orientation Chair is responsible for the planning and execution of Frosh Week. This is the first week of school where incoming fresh-mans are transitioned to the University culture. York University runs on a college system, so they are integrated into that system and into the University's culture. An orientation chair is also responsible for all the volunteers of the week.Responsibilities: (but not limited to)-Interviewing and hiring all the orientation leaders (frosh bosses)-Planning, organizing and implementing training for all volunteers (both at a college level and a cross-campus level) -Creating and managing a budget for orientation week-Creating awareness to the general public via social media (YU Connect, Facebook, and Twitter)-Promoting the week to the incoming fresh-mans -Coordinating corporate sponsorship for Orientation week events-Attending weekly meetings with other colleges and service partners to enable the success of Frosh Week-Acting as a liaison with various York University Departments such as Security, Risk & Liability, Centre for Human Rights, to ensure the organizing and planning of safe and inclusive Orientation activities-Ensuring all required paperwork and documentation are completed and submitted to the proper York University Departments-Developing a weekly work report for New College Council, Events Coordinator and Master of the OfficeIn this role was I was able to create a new culture in my college's orientation week. We now have teams and team leads (Directors) that allows a more effective flow of the week. Giving more people responsibilities allows a smoother flow to the week and less chaos with everyone trying to get information from one source verses multiple sources.

Student Club Peer Mentors there to aid in building a dynamic and inclusive community at York University. We are there to facilitate opportunities for students and student leaders to better develop their organizations.We not only help student leaders & their organizations reach their full potential, but we also strive to reach our own as well.Responsibilities: (but not limited to)- Be the first point of contact for student clubs and provide them with information crucial for their success- Mentor student leaders to build successful and lasting clubs on campus- Give one-on-one guidance on areas such as event planning, conflict resolution, constitutional requirements, & promotion- Facilitate clubs utilizing university resources such as tables, space, banners, & funding- Organize and run workshops and events that support club development- Create a community of student engagement and help forge partnerships amongst clubs and departmentsPersonally I worked with the religious clubs for the three years I was a Peer Mentor, each year your portfolio of clubs categories changed. Working with the religious clubs was an amazing experience. I spent the three years aiding the development of the Inter Faith Council at York University.