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The 21 member Board of Directors of the Engineering Society, directly elected by the membership to oversee the affairs of the Society. The Board is ultimately responsible and liable for all actions of the Engineering Society. The Board is advised by several committees of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, the role of the Board was filled by Council.
The 21 member Board of Directors of the Engineering Society, directly elected by the membership to oversee the affairs of the Society. The Board is ultimately responsible and liable for all actions of the Engineering Society. The Board is advised by several committees of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, the role of the Board was filled by Council.


The Board of Directors meets monthly (except in the month of December) to process regular business of the Society, including but not limited to: approval of EngSoc finances and entity budgets, Bylaw/Policy changes, or club affiliations approvals. The Speaker of the Engineering Society presides over the Board of Directors. More information about the Board of Directors and it's responsibilities can be found in Bylaw 1, §4.
The current members of the Board of Directors can be found here: https://skule.ca/about/governing-members.html


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