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Annual General Meeting

Applications are open for current Executive Roles. A current proposal restructures the executive team to allow for increased interest in roles as well as better cohesion as CISSA pursues Chapter status with AISES Canada.

Learn more about our constitution, propose a change or apply for an executive role, do consider current executive team structure and the proposed structure as the vote at the event will determine what is available.

The CISSA Annual General Meeting will take place on March 25th 2025 from 6:00 PM to 7:00PM. The General Meeting may exceed this timeline, please plan accordingly.

Proposed Leadership Structure

This is the proposed leadership structure to enter the 2025-2026 Academic year, consider this structure as a viable alternative as you develop your pitch for leadership in CISSA going into our AGM at the end of this year!

Executive Team

President

Provides vision and leadership for CISSA, ensuring the organization adheres to its mission and goals. Represents the club in external matters, guide strategic decision-making, and oversee the executive team.

Vice President

Supports the President in running CISSA’s operations and serves as the second-in-command. They ensure clear communication between directors and facilitate collaboration across the leadership team.

Community Director

Focuses on growing CISSA’s impact, fostering leadership development, and building strong community partnerships.

Communication Director

Manages CISSA’s internal and external communications, ensuring consistent outreach and engagement with members. They also oversee event planning and execution.

Funding Director

Managing CISSA’s finances, securing sponsorships, and ensuring the financial sustainability of the organization. They track income and expenses and oversee grant applications.

Commissioner Roles

Commissioners serve as emerging leaders within CISSA, working closely with their respective Directors to gain experience in organizational management. Each commissioner supports their director in executing key responsibilities while developing skills that prepare them for higher leadership roles within the club.

Each Director will be taking on a commissioner to pass on the generational knowledge and expertise to maintain CISSA through the many lives of University of Calgary Indigenous STEAM students.

General Responsibilities:

  • Assist their respective director with core duties such as outreach, planning, or financial management.

  • Gain mentorship and leadership experience for potential future executive roles.

  • Take ownership of specific tasks within their domain to ensure the smooth operation of CISSA’s initiatives.

Each commissioner plays a vital role in keeping CISSA running efficiently while being mentored for potential future leadership positions.

Executive Application

Please fill this out before our Annual General Meeting to apply for a role within the club.

Apply here

What are you interested in with CISSA?

As an Executive?
As a commisioner?
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We would like to acknowledge that our University is located on Treaty 7 Territory, which is the traditional territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy, comprised of the Siksika, the Piikani, and the Kainai First Nations; the Tsuut’ina First Nation; and the Stoney Nakoda, which includes the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations. Treaty 7 is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta – Calgary Nose Hill & Calgary Elbow Métis District.


On this land and in this place, we strive to incorporate Indigenous ways of knowing and being, as well as traditional knowledge into each discipline of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) so that we can learn, walk, and grow together in a good way.

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