DSU CLUBS Community & ACtivism clubs JUMP TO Art and Performance Clubs JUMP TO Leisure & Hobby clubs JUMP TO CULTURE & RELIGION Clubs JUMP TO COMMUNITY & ACTIVISM CLUBS Official Club Status THE LEGACY The primary objective of The Legacy is to create a welcoming and inclusive space for individuals to meet and connect. We aim to raise awareness about the unique experiences and challenges faced by Afro-Carebeans. Moreover, our club seeks to promote the rich and diverse cultures of African and Caribbean countries, serving as a platform for cultural exchange and appreciation. Official Club Status LAW CLUB The Dawson Law Club fosters an environment which is conducive to all students, regardless of their program of study. The goal of this club is not to provide legal education, but rather to cultivate and nurture an interest students might have in broad aspects relating to law. During the semester, students can expect public speaking, oral advocacy and critical thinking skills to be honed through various activities available to all of the Dawson student body. It is important to note that the Dawson Law Club is an educational extracurricular run by students, for the students, and therefore does not reflect the structure of a legal aid institution Official Club Status GREEN EARTH CLUB The environment is the most important and most precious resource that we have. We as humans have made a great deal of mistakes, and among them is treating the earth, the air and the waters as if they were disposable. We at Green Earth are motivated to spreading as much awareness as we can about this dire issue, mobilizing students to take action against policies that would seek to threaten that precious asset and supporting groups who share our views and seek to make the world a better place for us all. Fighting for the environment for 51 years and counting! Official Club Status DAWSON FEMINIST UNION The Dawson Feminist Union is a club that advocates for women's rights and gender equity in the world, especially in our community at Dawson. We host events and fundraisers that give visibility to people and organizations who are actively supporting genders' rights. Official Club Status ETCETERA Founded in 1985 by Joe Rose, Etcetera is Dawson's 2SLGBTQIA+ club. Our club offers a safe space for queer students, but also multiple opportunities, thanks to our ties with external organisms. Plus, getting involved in the club can lead to bringing more opportunities and events to fellow queer students. Etcetera is a shapeshifter: it relies on responding to our community's needs, whichever they may be, and on spreading awareness about the beauty of our community but also about the issues our community faces. Official Club Status SOLIDARITY FOR PALESTINIAN HUMAN RIGHTS DAWSON (SPHR DAWSON) SPHR Dawson is a Palestinian solidarity club committed to advancing the Palestinian cause through a number of initiatives aimed at raising awareness, building solidarity, and celebrating Palestinian culture. Our dynamic range of activities include thought-provoking film screenings, engaging discussions, and educational workshops. For student resources and information about Palestine, please visit our Linktree. Stay updated on our activities and upcoming events by following us on Instagram. There, you’ll find the latest news, event highlights, and information about our initiatives (please note that our username will be updated shortly). Official Club Status Dawson Business Association Do you want to change the world? Us too. By joining this club, you will meet the future entrepreneurs of Montreal and develop crucial skills for running a successful business. Interim Club Status The Health Collective Bringing students together to raise awareness for metabolic and autoimmune diseases, like Type 1 diabetes, through education, advocacy, and community involvement. ARTS & PERFORMANCE CLUBS Official Club Status ARTISTIC & CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS (ACE) The ACE club is a place for students to share their art. You like sharing your OCs? We do too! Like drawing fanart of your favorite video games, anime and cartoons? Come by and share it! Whether you're a beginner or have been drawing for a long time, we welcome all artists in open arms! Official Club Status THEATRE CLUB Do you like theatre and would like to have fun, learn, act and express yourself? This is the club for you! Join us now. Official Club Status DAWSON STUDENTS' IMPROVISATION CLUB The improvisation club strives to offer all Dawson students the opportunity to discover and practice improvisation. Our goal is to promote improvisation at Dawson and build a community of people who share a passion or an interest in improvisation. We believe that all colleges can benefit from the culture of improvisation, and we are eager to bring this culture to Dawson. LEISURE & HOBBY CLUBS Official Club Status BOOK CLUB The Book Club is a space where readers and hoping-to-be-readers can meet and share our love of books with each other. We do monthly readings and then have in-person discussions, and we also have fun activities such as bookstore trips. If you'd like to be part of a community of book-lovers, join our Discord server and introduce yourself to become a member of the Book Club! Official Club Status DAWSON SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Dawson Science Fiction and Fantasy Association is to promote literacy, creativity, collaboration and acceptance of self and of others through all forms of role-playing games, card games and board games. Sci-Fi also aims to educate the student body and faculty in the principles of science-fiction and fantasy as a modern pastime, expansive genre, and lifestyle. We welcome any and all Dawson students to our permanent space in room 2C.09. Official Club Status DAWSON DEBATE UNION The Dawson Debate Union's objective is to learn, develop and appreciate the art of debating. All are welcomed into the exciting world of debating whether they are a seasoned speaker or simply curious. There will be weekly debate sessions, formal and informal, that will sharpen our members' public speaking skills, their ability to research a wide variety of topics and master their abilities to work as a team. The Dawson Debate Union aims to provide each of our members with a rich and memorable experience as it consists of the perfect space to express thoughts, exchange ideas and connect with others in a fun, supportive and welcoming environment where every voice is heard! Official Club Status CHESS CLUB The Dawson Chess Club is a community devoted to chess and other board games. We welcome people from all programs and skill levels to sit across the table from each other and connect while analyzing a game! We have both serious chess matches and more casual “Hustle chess” games. Together with weekly casual meetings, our club hosts everything casual meetings, exhibition matches with chess masters, and college-wide tournaments aswell as intercollegiate tournaments. Join our discord to interact with our community and announcements for upcoming events! Official Club Status POETRY CLUB The Dawson Poetry Club is the perfect place to discover all things poetry for beginners and experts. We are dedicated to creating a space for students to write and explore different forms and genres of poetry while also being a place to socialize and share our common passion. Poetry offers us a way to see the world from a different perspective and is a way to connect with ourselves and others, making it a very personal and intimate art medium that we hope to encourage people to try out. While we do organize various events and workshops, we meet up once a week to discuss our "poem of the week" as well as share what we wrote for our weekly writing prompt (open to members/non-members). We choose the "poem of the week" based on our "poet of the month" (we choose one in English and French, and we are open to choosing one in another language as well). We also try to do all our meetings in different locations around Montreal to explore the city, discover local gems and support local businesses. Additionally, we try to support the local scene by promoting and attending poetry events around Montreal. We are here to ensure that we offer the best experience to our members to connect with each other, share their poems and learn everything they can about this unique form of artistic and literary expression. Official Club Status DAWSON'S KITCHEN FOOD CLUB A club for all kinds of tastes: Dawson’s Kitchen Food Club’s mission is to share our passion and knowledge about the culinary arts. Together, we engage to introduce students to new flavors, prepare diverse recipes, and try out all sorts of spices. Enjoy your meal! Official Club Status ELECTRONICS & COMPUTING CLUB The Electronics & Computing Club (ECC) is a student-led organization dedicated to providing Dawson students with interests and hobbies pertaining to electronics, computers, and related technologies with a communal space to interact and learn from one another. Our main goal is to promote technology awareness by offering students hands-on learning experiences though the form of in-club activities and workshop events. Official Club Status Dawson Gaming Club The Dawson Gaming Club (formerly known as the Dawson E-Sports Association) focuses on both casual and competitive gaming, as well as sharing our interests with each other in a lighthearted environment. Our club is open to anyone who wants to play games on our provided equipment and to those interested in the local Montreal competitive scene! We'll be in our space in 2C.09 where you're free to swing by during breaks or after the end of your days to spend time with the Dawson community. CULTURE & RELIGION CLUBS Official Club Status DAWSON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (DCF) Dawson Christian Fellowship aims to be a group that creates a space for people of all different faith backgrounds to ask questions about Christianity and Jesus, to belong in community, and to experience spiritual growth. We come alongside Christian students as they learn what it means follow Jesus in the way they love and serve their peers, their school, and the world. Official Club Status MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOCIATION (MSA) The Muslim Student Association (MSA) is a student-led organization that provides a supportive community for Muslim students and promotes a deep understanding of Islam on campus. In the MSA, events such as prayer gatherings, cultural activities, educational workshops, and intellectual dialogues are hosted in order to foster spiritual growth, cultural awareness, and inclusivity amongst mainstream Muslim students of all backgrounds. The MSA puts emphasis on Islamic unity, including brotherhood and sisterhood. Official Club Status LATINO "In diversity, there is beauty and there is strength." -Maya Angelou Dawson LatinO aims to create a safe and diverse cultural space for every Latino, Hispanic, refugee or immigrant. We invite everyone to engage with our community through our different workshops and events: picnics, literary and linguistic tertulias, cooking competitions, seminars, dance events and more! Official Club Status NORTH AFRICA NOW (NAN) We pride ourselves to be an intellectual, multilingual space run by North Africans, for North Africans, and open to all who are interested in discussing orientalism, colonialism & decolonization, POC and Muslim representation in media, international law/relations, and more. NAN aims to be a safe space for discussion and dialogue for students no matter the background through our various events and meetings. Official Club Status JEWISH STUDENT ASSOCIATION (JSA) The Jewish Student Association (JSA) is a community for students to connect with Jewish culture, traditions, and values. Through social events, cultural discussions, and holiday celebrations, JSA fosters belonging, leadership, and interfaith dialogue. Open to all students, JSA welcomes anyone interested in Jewish life and heritage. Official Club Status FILSAD FILSAD is an opportunity for both Filipinos and non-Filipinos to learn and promote the Philippine culture, tradition, and heritage through events and educational activities. Interim Club Status SOUTH ASIAN STUDENT SOCIETY (SASS) We’re Dawson’s South Asian Student Society, an interim club that seeks to share and celebrate the culture of different peoples from our part of the world! Every student at Dawson, belonging to the South Asian community or not, is welcome to join and share our traditions. Whether it be through music, films, food, fashion, or stories, we wish to bring a little piece of our home to Dawson students. Whether you're looking to connect or reconnect with your culture, discover new ones, or simply meet new people, SASS would be ecstatic to have you with us in our journey!

Dawson Student Union is an accreditated student association representing more than 10 000 Cegep students from Dawson College for over 15 years... Dawson Student Union Welcome to your union! Announcements DSU Health & Dental Plan Opt Out Want to opt out from your Health and Dental Plan? Both new and returning students are eligible to opt out. Change of overage/opt-out period for the F2026 semester: 21 August - 30 September 2026. Inquiries: +1 438 796 2640 or Student Contact Form Learn More Health & Dental Plan If you wish to change your coverage or opt out of your Health and Dental Plan, you must complete the COC/opt-out process yourself on the Alumo website by the deadline. For in-person help, the Alumo Student Representative is at Dawson College (Upper Atrium table or at the DSU Main Office 2F.2) to answer any questions about fees and coverage at the following times: Mondays 10:00am-2:00pm Wednesdays 10:00am-4:00pm Fridays 10:00am-2:00pm The Alumo Technical Agent is also available on-site (room 2C.03) for the month of September to assist you through the COC/opt-out or special enrolment process at the following times: Tuesdays 10:00am-4:00pm Wednesdays 10:00pm-4:00pm (11:00am-5:00pm every other Wednesday) Thursdays 10:00am-4:00pm For virtual help, contact the Dawson Student Union (DSU): https://dawson-dsu.alumo.ca/contact-us CONTACT US 3040 Sherbrooke West Office 2F.2 Montreal, QC H3Z 1A4 Canada By email only : info@dawsonstudentunion.com For Media R equests : media@dawsonstudentunion.com The Dawson Student Union conducts its activities on land which is the unceded traditional territory of the Kanien'kehá:ka .

DSU Awards Looking for meaningful ways to achieve its mission to connect, support and inspire , the Dawson Student Union (DSU) launched the DSU awards in Fall 2021. These awards were created to recognize and encourage students (DSU Members) - both full-time and part-time - to engage more deeply in their academic journey and overall Dawson College experience. The DSU Awards are presented each Fall and Winter semester, and highlight student achievements across six unique categories . Whether through leadership, creativity, resilience, volunteering, or academic excellence, these awards celebrate the diversity of ways DSU Members contribute to campus life and the broader community. Please see the awards descriptions along with the application information below. CURRENT AWARD APPLICATION PERIOD: FALL 2025 SEMESTER (DATES TBD) Dawson Student Union (DSU) Awards STUDENT LIFE Awarded to a student who has made a meaningful impact by actively participating in student life and/or contributing to the broader community. This individual demonstrates initiative and a commitment to fostering a vibrant, inclusive and engaged campus experience. Application Criteria: Submit a cover letter (300-500 words) that includes: an explanation of your involvement over the past 6 months your personal experience and reflections an explanation of why you believe you deserve the award Eligibility: Dawson College student Volunteer experience within the past 6 months (no minimum hours required) Come-up Presented to a student who has shown unwavering effort and determination in improving their academic performance. This award celebrates personal growth, perseverance, and the commitment to overcoming challenges in pursuit of academic success. Application Criteria: Submit a cover letter (600-800 words) that includes: an explanation of your academic journey your academic goals your accomplishments your motivations an explanation of why you believe you deserve the award Eligibility: Dawson College student Volunteer experience within your academic journey (optional) ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Awarded to a student who has demonstrated consistent effort and dedication toward maintaining a strong academic record. This student shows a clear commitment to learning, discipline, and the pursuit of academic goals. Application Criteria: Submit a cover letter (300-500 words) that includes: an explanation of your commitment to maintaining an outstanding academic record your dedication to achieving academic goals an explanation of why you believe you deserve the award Eligibility: Dawson College student Volunteer experience within your academic journey (optional) PEACE Presented to a student who has played a pivotal role in a project, student-led group, or initiative that has made a significant and positive impact on the community. This award recognizes leadership, compassion, and the drive to create meaningful change. Application Criteria: Submit a cover letter (700-1000 words) that includes: a detailed explanation of the project, group or initiative description of your community involvement your specific role in the project, group, or initiative your goals and accomplishments an explanation of why you believe you deserve the award Eligibility: Dawson College student Volunteer experience within the current semester (no minimum hours required) RESILIENCE Awarded to a student who identifies as BIPOC and/or 2SLGBTQIA+ and has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of systemic barriers. This student has remained dedicated to their education while positively impacting their community through advocacy, leadership, or support. Application Criteria: Submit a cover letter (500-600 words) that includes: an explanation of how you have persevered through systemic barriers your impact on your community your academic goals an explanation of why you believe you deserve the award Eligibility: Dawson College student Identify as BIPOC and/or 2SLGBTQIA+ Volunteer experience within the current semester (no minimum hours required) BREAKOUT AWARD Presented to a student who has shown unwavering dedication to the arts through the creation of an original performance or visual work. This award celebrates creative expression, originality, and artistic promise - in any medium or discipline. Application Criteria: Submit a complete work or collection of pieces created within the last year (ex. paintings, song lyrics, literary works, dances, performed monologues, etc.) N.B. Video submissions must be no longer than 3 minutes. Submit a cover letter (300-500 words) that includes: an explanation of your artistic journey a description of the submitted artwork or pieces, highlighting their personal and artistic significance Eligibility: Dawson College student - not limited to those in the Creative & Applied Arts program Volunteer experience within the current semester (no minimum hours required) Note: Selection is based on completion of the work, originality, and artistic promise. Eligibility and Application Are you making a difference on campus, in your community, or in your personal journey? The DSU Awards are your chance to be celebrated for your hard work, creativity, and resilience. Whether you're excelling academically, volunteering your time, creating impactful art, or showing incredible perseverance, there's a category for you. Apply now to share your story and be recognized for the impact you're making! The DSU Awards are open to any full or part-time Dawson College student, with the exception of a student who is a DSU Student Councillor or DSU Executive Officer at the time of application. Fall Semester Awards: Application period: Oct - Nov Application deadline: November 2025 Winter Semester Awards: Application period: Mar - Apr Application deadline: April 2026 All applications, along with all required documentation/information, must be submitted by the application deadline. For more information or to submit your application, please email awards@dawsonstudentunion.com Mail

Dawson Dinin' WHAT IS DAWSON DININ'? Dawson Dinin’ is a FREE food service provided by the DSU every Wednesday! The service was created to tackle food insecurity in the Dawson community, promote sustainable practices and a healthy lifestyle. HOW DOES IT WORK? Every WEDNESDAY: Drop off your LABELLED & CLEAN container at Conrod’s (on tables in front of the kitchen) before 11 AM. Pick up your container at 1:00 PM to enjoy your free meal. This service is open to all Dawson community members HOW TO VOLUNTEER? Dawson Dinin' always needs volunteers (regular or one-time basis) to help with the meal preparation and distribution. Learn new cooking skills (or enhance your current ones :), meet new people, and contribute to the Dawson Community today! Email: vp.ops-services@dawsonstudentunion.com Mail

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PARA-ACADEMIC CLUBS Official Club Status DAWSHACKS DawsHacks is a student-led organization at Dawson College, supported by the Computer Science Technology (CST) faculty, Campus Life, and the Dawson Foundation. We organize hands-on hackathons that bring together students across CEGEPs to learn, collaborate, and ship meaningful tech projects. Join us to collaborate, build, and innovate alongside fellow creators in a supportive, high-energy environment. Official Club Status DAWSON AEROSPACE CLUB (DAC) Historically, advanced engineering challenges like Launch Canada and Formula SAE have been dominated by university teams—in fact, no CEGEP has ever competed in either. We are changing that. By bringing these high-level projects to the CEGEP level, we aim to give our members a head start and fast-track their path into the industry.

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Our Events Dawson Brushes off the Welcome Mat for Old and New Students Alike Dawson Brushes off the Welcome Mat for Old and New Students Alike Read More A Successful Covid-Era Halloween Just like that October came to an end, but not without some fun and treats. Celebrations around Halloween 2021, despite being a little different from previous years, remained a central part of the college’s campus life. From spooky kahoots to haunted attractions to costumes, there was plenty to do during this year’s Halloween week. Read More Another Successful Geek Week for The Books Among the many events the Dawson Student Union has hosted, Geek Week holds a special place in the heart of many students. In October 2021, a huge number of students, from talented artists to cosplay enthusiasts worked hand in hand to spread the Geek spirit throughout campus. There were a huge variety of activities: Kahoot competitions, exciting raffles, fabulous loot prizes, cosplay contests, WII games, anime dubbing, fandom trivia and so much more. Geek Week was a fabulous opportunity to learn about Dawson’s diverse geek community and talented artists. For more information about Geek Week, please visit Read More Climate Justice Week Summary for newsletter: on the 24th of September was Climate Justice protest. Dawson has a very vibrant community of environmentalists grouped together in unity, having made posters and preparation all week for that day. An important cause that deserves to be remembered every day of the year. Click here to read more. Read More Food for volunteers during podcast Read More Know About Our Past Events Read More Mask Awareness and Frosh Week and Club Fair, oh my! Summary for newsletter: The beginning of semester started off with many activities to welcome students back on campus. The DSU organised frosh week by setting carnival games and cafe karaoke that allowed students to socialise, the clubs presented themselves to this year’s student body and started collaboration for possible events in the near future. Finally, a mask awareness campaign took place to ensure safety persists through the semester. Click here to read more. Read More Reconciliation Day Summary for newsletter: the 30th of September 2021 at Dawson was a very significant day for it was a day to honour those who had to go through the trauma of residential schools under the government's orders. But the lessons, knowledge and intentions embodied that day should and must last eternally as several students pointed out. Many different branches of the school helped organize it so that students could become better-informed and show their support through small gestures such as signing a pledge, donating to charities, wearing an orange t-shirt, supporting Indigenous businesses and going to the march. To read the full article, click here. Read More Stress Free Week: A Break from The Chaos On December 29th and 30th, the Dawson Student Union hosted one of their last events of the fall semester: Stress Free Week. It was the perfect opportunity for the students to relax and take a moment away from their studies. Students were welcomed to join activities such as yoga, art sessions, Zootherapy and board games. They all took place in 5B.16, the 3C cafeteria and Conrad’s. Read More

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LEISURE & HOBBY CLUBS Official Club Status BOOK CLUB The Book Club is a space where readers and hoping-to-be-readers can meet and share our love of books with each other. We do monthly readings and then have in-person discussions, and we also have fun activities such as bookstore trips. If you'd like to be part of a community of book-lovers, join our Discord server and introduce yourself to become a member of the Book Club! Official Club Status DAWSON SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Dawson Science Fiction and Fantasy Association is to promote literacy, creativity, collaboration and acceptance of self and of others through all forms of role-playing games, card games and board games. Sci-Fi also aims to educate the student body and faculty in the principles of science-fiction and fantasy as a modern pastime, expansive genre, and lifestyle. We welcome any and all Dawson students to our permanent space in room 2C.09. Official Club Status DAWSON DEBATE UNION The Dawson Debate Union's objective is to learn, develop and appreciate the art of debating. All are welcomed into the exciting world of debating whether they are a seasoned speaker or simply curious. There will be weekly debate sessions, formal and informal, that will sharpen our members' public speaking skills, their ability to research a wide variety of topics and master their abilities to work as a team. The Dawson Debate Union aims to provide each of our members with a rich and memorable experience as it consists of the perfect space to express thoughts, exchange ideas and connect with others in a fun, supportive and welcoming environment where every voice is heard! Official Club Status CHESS CLUB The Dawson Chess Club is a community devoted to chess and other board games. We welcome people from all programs and skill levels to sit across the table from each other and connect while analyzing a game! We have both serious chess matches and more casual “Hustle chess” games. Together with weekly casual meetings, our club hosts everything casual meetings, exhibition matches with chess masters, and college-wide tournaments aswell as intercollegiate tournaments. Join our discord to interact with our community and announcements for upcoming events! Official Club Status POETRY CLUB The Dawson Poetry Club is the perfect place to discover all things poetry for beginners and experts. We are dedicated to creating a space for students to write and explore different forms and genres of poetry while also being a place to socialize and share our common passion. Poetry offers us a way to see the world from a different perspective and is a way to connect with ourselves and others, making it a very personal and intimate art medium that we hope to encourage people to try out. While we do organize various events and workshops, we meet up once a week to discuss our "poem of the week" as well as share what we wrote for our weekly writing prompt (open to members/non-members). We choose the "poem of the week" based on our "poet of the month" (we choose one in English and French, and we are open to choosing one in another language as well). We also try to do all our meetings in different locations around Montreal to explore the city, discover local gems and support local businesses. Additionally, we try to support the local scene by promoting and attending poetry events around Montreal. We are here to ensure that we offer the best experience to our members to connect with each other, share their poems and learn everything they can about this unique form of artistic and literary expression. Official Club Status DAWSON'S KITCHEN FOOD CLUB A club for all kinds of tastes: Dawson’s Kitchen Food Club’s mission is to share our passion and knowledge about the culinary arts. Together, we engage to introduce students to new flavors, prepare diverse recipes, and try out all sorts of spices. Enjoy your meal! Official Club Status DAWSON ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY A club that aims at creating a space for all astronomy enthusiasts and space-lovers to learn and have fun experiences through the various seminars and events to be held. Official Club Status THE ELECTRONICS & COMPUTING CLUB The Electronics & Computing Club (ECC) is a student-led organization dedicated to providing Dawson students with interests and hobbies pertaining to electronics, computers, and related technologies with a communal space to interact and learn from one another. Our main goal is to promote technology awareness by offering students hands-on learning experiences though the form of in-club activities and workshop events.

Past Executive Teams This page includes all the previous Executive teams in the Dawson Student Union starting from 2020 and the 2016-2017 team. JUNE 2024- MAY 2025 Kenneth Clarence Oledan President Olivier Lamoureux VP Operations & Services Faye Rasno VP Student Life Chris Maniratanga VP Finance Leilah Doyle VP External Affairs Leila Pozzi VP Sustainability & Equity Victoria Ormiston VP Academic Affairs & Advocacy Philippe Beauchemin VP Internal Affairs & Communications Annual Plans Exit Reports JUNE 2023- MAY 2024 Isabelo Beli-En David President Derrick Essou VP Operations & Services Fiorella Vargas VP Sustainability & Equity VACANT VP Internal Affairs & Communications Delice Betukumesu VP Academics and Advocacy Candice Weijia Zhong VP External Affairs Benjamin Taylor-Sauvé VP Finance Lina Adda VP Student Life Annual Plans Exit Reports JUNE 2022- MAY 2023 Gurpreet Kaur President Hanane Aouchiche VP of Operations & Services Benjamin Savard VP of Sustainability & Equity Gabriela Aragon VP of Internal Affairs & Communications Sophia El Bakir VP of Academics and Advocacy Kiana Lalavi VP of External Affairs Sabrina Vuong VP of Finance N/A VP of Student Life Annual Plans Exit Reports JUNE 2021- MAY 2022 Alexandrah Cardona President Mia Scroggins-Hadley VP of Academics and Advocacy Arwen Low VP of External Affairs Abril Meza VP Internal Affairs & Operations Yimaj Baharun VP of Student Life Yves-Jusslin Maniratanga VP of Finance Shirin Hinojosa Violante VP of Services and Sustainability Annual Plans Exit Reports OCTOBER, 2020- MAY 2021 Kevin Contant-Holowatyj Chairperson Danahé Orduña Martínez Director of Mobilization and Communication Amélie Chornet Director of Clubs & Services Alexandrah Cardona Deputy Chairperson Valeria Sygal Director of External Affairs Nicole Vega Rivas Director of Student Life Noah Lemaire Treasurer Leana Ramirez Director of Internal Affairs & Advocacy Sarah Bensemana Director of Sustainability Annual Plans OCTOBER, 2016 - MAY 2017 Anthony Williams Chairperson Khandideh Williams Director of External Affairs Jaylin Paris Director of Student Life Shanti Pierce Treasurer Jonathan Williams Director of Internal Affairs & Advocacy Annie Quadros Director of Sustainability Jesse Torossian Director of Mobilization and Communication Iliess Bahlouan Director of Clubs & Services Annual Plans

Advocacy The Dawson Student Union is committed to the promotion and preservation of full-time and part-time students' rights at Dawson College. It is here to assist students who find themselves in strenuous situations by correctly identifying their needs and determining and executing the necessary course of action. Students can be assured that their confidentiality will be respected and that all persons will be treated with dignity and respect. If you are in need of assistance, please stop by the DSU office (2F.2) or email the VP Academics & Advocacy at vp.acad-advocacy@dawsonstudentunion.com to set up an appointment. Mail