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Speaker

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The Speaker of the Engineering Society is responsible for running all meetings of the Board of Directors and Engineering Society Council. Until 2011, the Speaker was an Internal Director, elected annually at the Joint Council Meeting. After the creation of the Board of Directors in 2011, the Speaker ceased to be an internal director and simply became an appointee of the Board of Directors. The term Chairman of the Board was then used interchangeably with Speaker to refer to this position. Prior to 2011, the Speaker held a tie-breaking vote on questions before the Council; post-2011 the Speaker has no vote on questions before the Board unless otherwise elected to represent their constituency.

==Role in Governance==
Although never formalized in the Bylaws, tradition holds that the Speaker should follow the Westminster parliamentary tradition of being unbiased on all questions before the parliamentary body, and never speak in debate. 2011-2012 Speaker Rishi Maharaj broke with this tradition by regularly offering his opinion on matters of governance during and outside meetings of the Board. However, Maharaj never spoke for or against the question before the Board. Through 2011-2012, efforts were made to model the Speaker's role more closely after that of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, that is, someone who leads and guides the direction of the Board while being independent of the Officers.

2012-2013 Speaker Mauricio Curbelo completed the transition from a neutral Westminster-style Speaker to the American-style Speaker as a full member of the body (though non-voting) by routinely participating in debate and occasionally speaking to the main question. Amendments to the Elections Bylaw in 2012 gave the Speaker a permanent seat on the Election Rules Committee and a reserve seat on the Election Appeals Committee, further cementing their role as a senior member of the Society.

The addition of section 5.10.8 to Bylaw 1 in 2012 granted the Speaker the authority to bar Board members from voting on questions where they had a conflict of interest. This section was instituted in response to the refusal of 2011-2012 Board members Wayne Lin, Amanda Bell, and Nicole Tavares to abstain from voting on the question of holding a referendum to institute a designated fee portion for Skule Nite (of which they were prominent members). Further Bylaw 1 amendments granted the Speaker similar authority to that of the President to call emergency meetings, in an effort to balance the authority of the executive to control access to the democratic process of general meetings.

==Engineering Society Bylaws==
===Bylaw 1 (Constitution)===
'''3.6 Order'''
:3.6.1 The Speaker of the the Board of Directors shall preside over General Meetings.
:3.6.2 All General Meetings shall be governed by Roberts Rules of Order where these rules of order do not conflict with the Bylaws of the Society.
:3.6.3 The Speaker shall not hold more than one (1) vote at any General Meeting.

'''5.6 Meetings'''
:5.6.1 The Board of Directors shall hold a meeting at least once a month during the academic year, at a time and place to be determined by the Speaker.
:5.6.2 The President or Speaker may call a meeting of Board of Directors, and shall call a meeting within one (1) week of receiving a written request to call such a meeting signed by one half of the Board.
:5.6.3 Any Member may attend, speak and move or second motions at meetings of the Board of Directors subject to the rules of order.
:5.6.4 The Vice‐President Communications shall ensure that an agenda is circulated to all Board Members five days before any meeting of the Board.
:5.6.5 All motions submitted by a Member to the Vice‐President Communications and the Speaker at least seven days of a meeting of the Board of Directors shall be included on that agenda, subject to the following restrictions:
::(a) The Speaker shall edit all motions for correct usage of the English language and clarity;
::(b) The Speaker shall have the authority to reject any motion that does not comply with the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society or Robert's Rules of Order.
:5.6.6 Unless its consideration is unanimously approved by the Board, no substantive motion shall be considered other than those on the agenda, or those to clarify motions on the agenda.

'''5.7 Special Meetings'''
:5.7.1 The President or Speaker may call a Special Meeting of the Board of Directors, and shall call a meeting within one (1) week of receiving a written request to call such a meeting signed by one half of the Board.
:5.7.2 Any petition to hold a Special Meeting shall specify the purpose of the Meeting, and no business shall be conducted at the Special Meeting unless it is related to the purpose for which the Meeting was called.

'''5.8 Notice of Meetings'''
:5.8.1 Notice of meetings of the Board of Directors must be given electronically or in writing to every Member by the Vice‐President Communications at least five (5) days before the time chosen for such a meeting.
:5.8.2 At the Speaker's discretion, a Special Meeting may be called with twenty‐four (24) hours notice provided the purpose of the meeting warrants immediate disposition.

'''5.10 Speaker'''
:5.10.1 The Speaker shall ensure proper procedure during all meetings of the Board.
:5.10.2 In the absence of the Speaker, the President shall act as Chair of the Board, except as determined by a majority vote of the Board.
:5.10.3 The Speaker shall be selected by the Board of Directors at the first meeting of the new Board Members by a majority vote.
:5.10.4 Nominations for the Speaker shall be held according to the Bylaw on Elections.
:5.10.5 The Speaker shall be a non‐voting member of the Board of Directors.
:5.10.6 The Speaker shall act as the Speaker for Council, where necessary.
:5.10.7 The Speaker shall use the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society, Robert's Rules of Order, and their own discretion, in that order, in determining all questions of procedure before them.
:5.10.8 The Speaker shall have the authority to bar Board Members from voting on a question regarding which the Member has a conflict of interest.
:5.10.9 All decisions of the Speaker may be reversed by a 2/3rds majority vote of the Board, except regarding the Constitution and Bylaws of the Society from which there is no appeal.

==Current and Past Speakers==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Year
!colspan="2"| Speaker
|-
|2012-2013
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Zoriana Workun
|Civ 1T2
|-
|2009-2010
|Alvin Ho
|Elec 0T9+PEY
|-
|2008-2009
|Billy Wong
|Civ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|David Clease
|Mech 1T0+PEY
|-
|2006-2007
|Ryan Campbell
|NΨ 0T7+∞
|-
|2005-2006
|Adam Gravitis
|NΨ 0T6
|-
|2004-2005
|Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T7+PEY
|-
|2003-2004
|Craig Burkett
|NΨ 0T5
|-
|2002-2003
|Neil Padgett
|???
|-
|}

Hardhats

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The [[Engineering Society]] provides specially coloured hardhats to many individuals that fulfill leadership roles within the Skule Community. The hardhats provide recognition for these individuals' efforts, promote awareness of their roles in the Skule community, and bolster Skule spirit. By tradition, some colours are reserved for groups and individuals external to the Society, including the [[Skule Trinity]], [[Skule Nite]], and the Pink hardhat in memory of Julie Wilkinson.

Hardhats are often decorated by their owners, sometimes with simple stickers and letters to label their position, and sometimes with elaborate gadgets and contraptions. Each year, the F!rosh [[Hardhat Decoration Contest]] is held during Godiva Week to determine who can come up with the best/most creative designs.

==Current Hardhat Colours==
{|class="wikitable" width="50%"
!Colour
!Position
|-
|style="background:#FFFF00"|Yellow
|[[F!rosh]]
|-
!colspan="2"|Skule Trinity
|-
|rowspan="2" style="background:#FF3333"|High Visibility Orange
|[[Bnad Leedur]]
|-
|[[D(r)umb Majur(k)]]
|-
|style="background:#000000; color:#FFFFFF"|Black
|[[Skule Cannon|Cannon Guard]]
|-
|style="background:#C0C0C0"|Silver
|rowspan="3"|[[Brute Force Committee]]
|-
|style="background:#000080; color:#FFFFFF"|Navy Blue
|-
|style="background:#4169E1; color:#FFFFFF"|Royal Blue
|-
!colspan="2"|Unique
|-
|style="background:#FFFFFF"|White Fireman's Hardhat
|[[President]]
|-
|style="background:#FF00FF"|Pink
|Julie Wilkinson (Memorial)
|-
!colspan="2"|Governance
|-
|rowspan="3" style="background:#FFFFFF"|White
|[[Officers]] (except the President)
|-
|[[Discipline Club]] Chairs
|-
|[[Speaker]]
|-
!colspan="2"|Projects
|-
|rowspan="23" style="background:#008000"|Green
|Archivist
|-
|[[Blue & Gold Committee|Blue & Gold Committee Chair]]
|-
|Business Manager
|-
|Cafeteria Managers
|-
|[[Cannonball|Cannonball Chair]]
|-
|Career Fair Director
|-
|Chief Returning Officer
|-
|Community Outreach Director
|-
|Computer Systems Administrator
|-
|EAA President
|-
|[[Engineering Stores]] Managers
|-
|Executive Secretary
|-
|F!rosh Handbook Editor
|-
|[[Gradball|Gradball Chair]]
|-
|Hi-Skule Liaison
|-
|[[Ombudsman]]
|-
|[[Orientation Chair]]
|-
|[[Skulebook]] Editor
|-
|[[Sponsorship Director]]
|-
|[[Suds]] Managers
|-
|[[The Cannon (Newspaper)|Cannon Editor]]
|-
|[[Toike Oike (Newspaper)|Toike Editor]]
|-
|[[University of Toronto Engineering Kompetitions|UTEK Director]]
|-
!colspan="2"|Representatives
|-
|rowspan="5" style="background:#FF3500"|Orange
|[[Board of Directors]] (non-Officers)
|-
|[[Class Representatives]]
|-
|[[Year Chairs]]
|-
|[[UTSU Directors]] (Engineering)
|-
|[[Governing Council Representatives]] (Engineering)
|-
!colspan="2"|Affiliated Clubs
|-
|style="background:#808080"|Grey
|[[Affiliated Club]] Chairs
|-
!colspan="2"|Non-Engineering Society
|-
|style="background:#FF0000"|Red
|[[Skule Nite]]
|-
|}

Hardhats

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The [[Engineering Society]] provides specially coloured hardhats to many individuals that fulfill leadership roles within the Skule Community. The hardhats provide recognition for these individuals' efforts, promote awareness of their roles in the Skule community, and bolster Skule spirit. By tradition, some colours are reserved for groups and individuals external to the Society, including the [[Skule Trinity]], [[Skule Nite]], and the Pink hardhat in memory of Julie Wilkinson.

Hardhats are often decorated by their owners, sometimes with simple stickers and letters to label their position, and sometimes with elaborate gadgets and contraptions. Each year, the F!rosh [[Hardhat Decoration Contest]] is held during Godiva Week to determine who can come up with the best/most creative designs.

==Current Hardhat Colours==
{|class="wikitable" width="50%"
!Colour
!Position
|-
|style="background:#FFFF00"|Yellow
|F!rosh
|-
!colspan="2"|Skule Trinity
|-
|rowspan="2" style="background:#FF3333"|High Visibility Orange
|[[Bnad Leedur]]
|-
|[[D(r)umb Majur(k)]]
|-
|style="background:#000000; color:#FFFFFF"|Black
|[[Skule Cannon|Cannon Guard]]
|-
|style="background:#C0C0C0"|Silver
|rowspan="3"|[[Brute Force Committee]]
|-
|style="background:#000080; color:#FFFFFF"|Navy Blue
|-
|style="background:#4169E1; color:#FFFFFF"|Royal Blue
|-
!colspan="2"|Unique
|-
|style="background:#FFFFFF"|White Fireman's Hardhat
|[[President]]
|-
|style="background:#FF00FF"|Pink
|Julie Wilkinson (Memorial)
|-
!colspan="2"|Governance
|-
|rowspan="3" style="background:#FFFFFF"|White
|[[Officers]] (except the President)
|-
|[[Discipline Club]] Chairs
|-
|[[Speaker]]
|-
!colspan="2"|Projects
|-
|rowspan="23" style="background:#008000"|Green
|Archivist
|-
|[[Blue & Gold Committee|Blue & Gold Committee Chair]]
|-
|Business Manager
|-
|Cafeteria Managers
|-
|[[Cannonball|Cannonball Chair]]
|-
|Career Fair Director
|-
|Chief Returning Officer
|-
|Community Outreach Director
|-
|Computer Systems Administrator
|-
|EAA President
|-
|[[Engineering Stores]] Managers
|-
|Executive Secretary
|-
|F!rosh Handbook Editor
|-
|[[Gradball|Gradball Chair]]
|-
|Hi-Skule Liaison
|-
|[[Ombudsman]]
|-
|[[Orientation Chair]]
|-
|[[Skulebook]] Editor
|-
|[[Sponsorship Director]]
|-
|[[Suds]] Managers
|-
|[[The Cannon (Newspaper)|Cannon Editor]]
|-
|[[Toike Oike (Newspaper)|Toike Editor]]
|-
|[[University of Toronto Engineering Kompetitions|UTEK Director]]
|-
!colspan="2"|Representatives
|-
|rowspan="5" style="background:#FF3500"|Orange
|[[Board of Directors]] (non-Officers)
|-
|[[Class Representatives]]
|-
|[[Year Chairs]]
|-
|[[UTSU Directors]] (Engineering)
|-
|[[Governing Council Representatives]] (Engineering)
|-
!colspan="2"|Affiliated Clubs
|-
|style="background:#808080"|Grey
|[[Affiliated Club]] Chairs
|-
!colspan="2"|Non-Engineering Society
|-
|style="background:#FF0000"|Red
|[[Skule Nite]]
|-
|}

Matriculation

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'''Matriculation''' is the first event of [[F!rosh Week]]. All F!rosh assemble in Convocation Hall for speeches and presentations by several individuals and groups, including the [[Engineering Society]] [[President]], [[Dean of Engineering]], [[Lady Godiva Memorial Bnad]], [[Skule Cannon]], [[Blue & Gold Committee]], University of Toronto Students' Union President, and others. The event concludes with the F!rosh swearing an oath on their new yellow [[hardhats]], at which point they officially "become F!rosh".

Board of Directors

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The Board of Directors is the highest governing body of the University of Toronto Engineering Society, Inc.

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.

[[Category:Governance]]

Officers

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Executive Officers consist of:
*[[President]]
*[[VP Finance]]
*[[VP Communications]]
*[[VP Academic]]
*[[VP Student Life]]

President

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The [[President]] is the Chief Executive Officer and one of the executive members of the Engineering Society. The president is responsible for setting the direction for the Society and ensuring its smooth operation. These main roles are carried out along with the rest of the executive team who oversee various areas of the Engineering Society. As the head of the organization, the President also acts as a representative of the Society towards the Faculty, University, community and students.

The mandated role of the President is stated in Bylaw 1, Chapter 3 and Bylaw 4, Chapter 1.

== Oversights ==

The Presidential portfolio includes:

*Business Manager

Executive Team
*[[VP Finance]]
*[[VP Communications]]
*[[VP Academic]]
*[[VP Student Life]]

Ex-Officio Directors
*Discipline Club Chairs
**Chemical Engineering
**Civil Engineering
**Computer Engineering
**Electrical Engineering
**Engineering Science
**Industrial Engineering
**Materials Science and Engineering
**Mechanical Engineering
**Mineral Engineering
*[[Chief Attiliator]]

==Presidential Prerogatives==
Only the president may use the Seal of the Society.

== Past Presidents ==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Name
|-
|2014-2015
|Teresa Nguyen
|Civ 1T4+PEY
|-
|2013-2014
|Mauricio Curbelo
|Civ 1T3+PEY
|-
|2012-2013
|Rishi Maharaj
|NΨ 1T2+PEY
|-
|2011-2012
|David Cheung
|Civ 1T1+PEY
|-
|2010-2011
|Kevin P. Siu
|NΨ 1T0+PEY
|-
|2009-2010
|Jimmy Lu
|Civ 1T0
|-
|2008-2009
|Jonathan Asmis
|NΨ 0T8+PEY
|-
|2007-2008
|Alaina Lagrou
|Indy 0T8
|-
|2006-2007
|Mei Ling Chen
|Chem 0T7
|-
|2005-2006
|Peter Suddard
|Mech 0T5+2
|-
|2004-2005
|Todd Reichert
|NΨ 0T4 + Film
|-
|2003-2004
|Richard Yu
|NΨ 0T4
|-
|2002-2003
|Ashley Morton
|Elec 0T3
|-
|2001-2002
|Jim Karahalios
|Civ 0T2
|-
|2000-2001
|Karen Caputo
|Mech 0T1
|-
|1999-2000
|Sean Voskamp
|Mech 0T0
|-
|1998-1999
|Rono Sinha
|Comp 9T8+PEY
|-
|1997-1998
|Sally Atalla
|Mech 9T7+PEY
|-
|1996-1997
|Franny Jewett
|Civ 9T6
|-
|1995-1996
|Rowan Wilson
|?
|-
|1994-1995
|Ruby Nayyar
|Indy 9T5
|-
|1993-1994
|David Vendramini
|?
|-
|1992-1993
|Andrew Steeper
|?
|-
|1991-1992
|Alex Chapman
|?
|-
|1990-1991
|Kevin Fair
|Mech 9T1
|-
|1989-1990
|Cosy Caporrella
|?
|-
|1988-1989
|Keren Morehead
|?
|-
|1987-1988
|Wayne McPhee
|?
|-
|1986-1987
|Kim Hollings
|?
|-
|1985-1986
|Luis Alegre
|?
|-
|1984-1985
|Bill Hollings
|?
|-
|1983-1984
|Ron McKenzie
|?
|-
|1982-1983
|Wayne Levin
|IND 8T3
|-
|1981-1982
|Diane Kapica
|?
|-
|1980-1981
|David Legresley
|?
|-
|1979-1980
|Gary Jones
|?
|-
|1978-1979
|Rob Yates
|?
|-
|1977-1978
|Joseph Lstiburek
|?
|-
|1976-1977
|Jim Picknell
|?
|-
|1975-1976
|Marta Ecsedi
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Douglas Duncan (First Council President)
|?
|-
|1974-1975
|Pat O'Neill
|?
|-
|1973-1974
|Steve Field
|?
|-
|1972-1973
|R. Scott Jolliffe
|?
|-
|1971-1972
|Eric J. Miglin
|?
|-
|1970-1971
|Michael V. Sefton
|Chem 7T1
|-
|1969-1970
|?
|?
|-
|1968-1969
|Brian Dunk
|?
|-
|1967-1968
|John Morris
|?
|-
|}

[[Category:Officers]]
[[Category:Engineering Society]]

Engineering Society

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[[Image:EngSoc-logo.png|upright=3.0|thumb|Crest and logo of the Engineering Society]]
The '''University of Toronto Engineering Society''', also known as '''EngSoc''', is the student government for students at [[Skule]]™ — the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. EngSoc manages Skule™ services and provides club funding, professional development, and extracurricular opportunities to over 4800 full-time members, proudly continuing the traditions and storied history of Canada’s oldest and largest engineering school. Founded in 1885, it is the oldest Engineering Society of students in Canada.

==Structure==

The governance of the Engineering Society is shared between the following four bodies:

*'''[[Officers]]''' - The 5 Officers, each directly elected by the membership to ''manage'' the day-to-day affairs of the Society.

*'''[[Board of Directors]]''' - 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.

*'''Council''' - The 100+ member Council is responsible for electing new Project Directors and ''advising'' the Board of Directors and Officers of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, it also filled the role of the Board of Directors. Representing the major stakeholders of the Society, its membership includes:
**Officers
**Class Representatives
**Project Directors
**Year Chairs
**External Representatives

*'''Membership''' - All undergraduate engineering students are fee paying members of the Engineering Society and entitled to vote in its elections, referenda and General Meetings. Approval of the membership is required to change Bylaw 1 and to impeach Officers. The membership is the highest authority within the Engineering Society, and decisions of the membership supersede decisions by the other three bodies described above. Alumni members retain the right to speak, but not vote, at all meetings of the Engineering Society.

[[Category:Governance]]

==History==
''See also: [[History of Engineering Society]]''

==Operations and Services==

==Events==
[[Frosh Week]]

[[Godiva Week]]

The Constitution

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#REDIRECT [[Engineering Society Bylaw 1 (The Constitution)]]

Constitution

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#REDIRECT [[Engineering Society Bylaw 1 (The Constitution)]]

Bylaw 1

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#REDIRECT [[Engineering Society Bylaw 1 (The Constitution)]]

Director of the Year

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''See also: [[Engineering Society Awards]]''

Awarded annually to two (2) Engineering Society Project Directors deemed to have done the best job with their respective positions. Criteria for this evaluation of nominees for this award includes improvement over the work done in the previous year, the overall success and organization of their respective committee and their personal contribution to the development of the Engineering Society through involvement at meetings and other general contributions.

==Past Recipients==
{| class="wikitable"
!Year
!colspan="2"|Recipient
!Directorship
!colspan="2"|Recipient
!Directorship
|-
|rowspan="2"|2010-2011*
|Denizcan Karadadas
|Indy 1T2+PEY
|Suds Finance Manager
|Donnie Yee
|Mech 1T2
|Cafe Finance Manager
|-
|Ian Parker
|Min 1T2+1
|Suds Operations Manager
|Gibran Kichlu
|Mech 1T2
|Cafe Operations Manager
|-
|rowspan="2"|2009-2010**
|rowspan="2"|Ines Lucia Fernandez
|rowspan="2"|Indy 0T9+PEY
|rowspan="2"|Orientation Chair
|Ariel Feldman
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|Suds Finance Manager
|-
|Franz LaZerte
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|Suds Operations Manager
|-
|2008-2009
|Khadem Alam
|Indy 1T1+PEY
|Cafe Operations Manager
|Charlsie Searle
|Civ 0T8+1+PEY
|Gradball Chair
|-
|2007-2008
|Ariel Feldman
|Mech 0T9+PEY
|Stores Operations Manager
|Jennifer Lee
|Civ 0T7+PEY
|Suds Finance Manager
|-
|2006-2007
|John McCleod & Henry Cheung
|NΨ 0T6+PEY & NΨ 0T7+PEY
|Blue & Gold Chairs
|Beatrice Sze
|Mech 0T6 + PEY
|Student Issues Director
|-
|2005-2006
|Kharthick Kathiresan
|Elec 0T5+PEY
|Gradball Chair
|Paul Radcliffe
|NΨ 0T7
|Sponsorship Director
|-
|2004-2005
|Faizal Ismail
|?
|Community Outreach Director
|Patricia Au
|?
|Stores Operations Manager
|-
|2003-2004
|Virali Patel
|?
|Hi-Skule Liaison
|Todd Reichert
|NΨ 0T4+Film
|Chief Attiliator
|-
|2002-2003
|Neil Padgett
|?
|Speaker
|Richard Wiltshire
|?
|Student Issues Director
|-
|2001-2002
|Daniela Dighi
|?
|Student Issues Director
|Matt Parker
|?
|Suds Manager
|-
|}

<nowiki>*</nowiki>Four directors were awarded in 2010-2011.
<nowiki>**</nowiki>Three directors were awarded in 2009-2010.

Engineering Society

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[[Image:EngSoc-logo.png|upright=3.0|thumb|Crest and logo of the Engineering Society]]
The '''University of Toronto Engineering Society''', also known as '''EngSoc''', is the student government for students at [[Skule]]™ — the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. EngSoc manages Skule™ services and provides club funding, professional development, and extracurricular opportunities to over 4800 full-time members, proudly continuing the traditions and storied history of Canada’s oldest and largest engineering school. Founded in 1885, it is the oldest Engineering Society of students in Canada.

==Structure==

The governance of the Engineering Society is shared between the following four bodies:

*'''[[Officers]]''' - The 6 Officers, each directly elected by the membership to ''manage'' the day-to-day affairs of the Society.

*'''[[Board of Directors]]''' - 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.

*'''Council''' - The 100+ member Council is responsible for electing new Project Directors and ''advising'' the Board of Directors and Officers of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, it also filled the role of the Board of Directors. Representing the major stakeholders of the Society, its membership includes:
**Officers
**Class Representatives
**Project Directors
**Year Chairs
**External Representatives

*'''Membership''' - All undergraduate engineering students are fee paying members of the Engineering Society and entitled to vote in its elections, referenda and General Meetings. Approval of the membership is required to change Bylaw 1 and to impeach Officers. The membership is the highest authority within the Engineering Society, and decisions of the membership supersede decisions by the other three bodies described above. Alumni members retain the right to speak, but not vote, at all meetings of the Engineering Society.

[[Category:Governance]]

==History==
''See also: [[History of Engineering Society]]''

==Operations and Services==

==Events==
[[Frosh Week]]

[[Godiva Week]]

Board of Directors

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The Board of Directors is the highest governing body of the University of Toronto Engineering Society, Inc.

Board of Directors - 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.

[[Category:Governance]]

Engineering Society

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[[Image:EngSoc-logo.png|upright=3.0|thumb|Crest and logo of the Engineering Society]]
The '''University of Toronto Engineering Society''', also known as '''EngSoc''', is the student government for students at [[Skule]]™ — the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. EngSoc manages Skule™ services and provides club funding, professional development, and extracurricular opportunities to over 4800 full-time members, proudly continuing the traditions and storied history of Canada’s oldest and largest engineering school. Founded in 1885, it is the oldest Engineering Society of students in Canada.

==Structure==

The governance of the Engineering Society is shared between the following four bodies:

*'''[[Officers]]''' - The 6 Officers, each directly elected by the membership to ''manage'' the day-to-day affairs of the Society.

*'''[[Board of Directors]]''' - 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.

*'''Council''' - The 100+ member Council is responsible for electing new Project Directors and ''advising'' the Board of Directors and Officers of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, it also filled the role of the Board of Directors. Representing the major stakeholders of the Society, its membership includes:
**Officers
**Class Representatives
**Project Directors
**Year Chairs
**External Representatives

*'''Membership''' - All undergraduate engineering students are fee paying members of the Engineering Society and entitled to vote in its elections, referenda and General Meetings. Approval of the membership is required to change Bylaw 1 and to impeach Officers. The membership is the highest authority within the Engineering Society, and decisions of the membership supersede decisions by the other three bodies described above. Alumni members retain the right to speak, but not vote, at all meetings of the Engineering Society.

==History==
''See also: [[History of Engineering Society]]''

==Operations and Services==

==Events==
[[Frosh Week]]

[[Godiva Week]]

Engineering Society

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[[Image:EngSoc-logo.png|upright=3.0|thumb|Crest and logo of the Engineering Society]]
The '''University of Toronto Engineering Society''', also known as '''EngSoc''', is the student government for students at [[Skule]]™ — the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. EngSoc manages Skule™ services and provides club funding, professional development, and extracurricular opportunities to over 4800 full-time members, proudly continuing the traditions and storied history of Canada’s oldest and largest engineering school. Founded in 1885, it is the oldest Engineering Society of students in Canada.

==Structure==

The governance of the Engineering Society is shared between the following four bodies:

*'''Officers''' - The 6 Officers, each directly elected by the membership to ''manage'' the day-to-day affairs of the Society.

*'''Board of Directors''' - 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.

*'''Council''' - The 100+ member Council is responsible for electing new Project Directors and ''advising'' the Board of Directors and Officers of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, it also filled the role of the Board of Directors. Representing the major stakeholders of the Society, its membership includes:
**Officers
**Class Representatives
**Project Directors
**Year Chairs
**External Representatives

*'''Membership''' - All undergraduate engineering students are fee paying members of the Engineering Society and entitled to vote in its elections, referenda and General Meetings. Approval of the membership is required to change Bylaw 1 and to impeach Officers. The membership is the highest authority within the Engineering Society, and decisions of the membership supersede decisions by the other three bodies described above. Alumni members retain the right to speak, but not vote, at all meetings of the Engineering Society.

==History==
''See also: [[History of Engineering Society]]''

==Operations and Services==

==Events==
[[Frosh Week]]

[[Godiva Week]]

Engineering Society

2014-04-12T19:37:15Z

138.51.42.189: /* Events */

[[Image:EngSoc-logo.png|upright=3.0|thumb|Crest and logo of the Engineering Society]]
The '''University of Toronto Engineering Society''', also known as '''EngSoc''', is the student government for students at [[Skule]]™ — the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. EngSoc manages Skule™ services and provides club funding, professional development, and extracurricular opportunities to over 4800 full-time members, proudly continuing the traditions and storied history of Canada’s oldest and largest engineering school. Founded in 1885, it is the oldest Engineering Society of students in Canada.

==Structure==

The governance of the Engineering Society is shared between the following four bodies:

*'''Officers''' - The 6 Officers, each directly elected by the membership to ''manage'' the day-to-day affairs of the Society.

*'''Board of Directors''' - 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.

*'''Council''' - The 100+ member Council is responsible for electing new Project Directors and ''advising'' the Board of Directors and Officers of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, it also filled the role of the Board of Directors. Representing the major stakeholders of the Society, its membership includes:
**Officers
**Class Representatives
**Project Directors
**Year Chairs
**External Representatives

*'''Membership''' - All undergraduate engineering students are fee paying members of the Engineering Society and entitled to vote in its elections, referenda and General Meetings. Approval of the membership is required to change Bylaw 1 and to impeach Officers. The membership is the highest authority within the Engineering Society, and decisions of the membership supersede decisions by the other three bodies described above. Alumni members retain the right to speak, but not vote, at all meetings of the Engineering Society.

==History==
''See also: [[History of Engineering Society]]''

==Operations and Services==

==Events==
[[Frosh Week]]

[[Godiva Week]]

Engineering Society

2014-04-12T19:36:21Z

138.51.42.189: /* Events */

[[Image:EngSoc-logo.png|upright=3.0|thumb|Crest and logo of the Engineering Society]]
The '''University of Toronto Engineering Society''', also known as '''EngSoc''', is the student government for students at [[Skule]]™ — the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering at the University of Toronto. EngSoc manages Skule™ services and provides club funding, professional development, and extracurricular opportunities to over 4800 full-time members, proudly continuing the traditions and storied history of Canada’s oldest and largest engineering school. Founded in 1885, it is the oldest Engineering Society of students in Canada.

==Structure==

The governance of the Engineering Society is shared between the following four bodies:

*'''Officers''' - The 6 Officers, each directly elected by the membership to ''manage'' the day-to-day affairs of the Society.

*'''Board of Directors''' - 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.

*'''Council''' - The 100+ member Council is responsible for electing new Project Directors and ''advising'' the Board of Directors and Officers of the Engineering Society. Prior to April 2011, it also filled the role of the Board of Directors. Representing the major stakeholders of the Society, its membership includes:
**Officers
**Class Representatives
**Project Directors
**Year Chairs
**External Representatives

*'''Membership''' - All undergraduate engineering students are fee paying members of the Engineering Society and entitled to vote in its elections, referenda and General Meetings. Approval of the membership is required to change Bylaw 1 and to impeach Officers. The membership is the highest authority within the Engineering Society, and decisions of the membership supersede decisions by the other three bodies described above. Alumni members retain the right to speak, but not vote, at all meetings of the Engineering Society.

==History==
''See also: [[History of Engineering Society]]''

==Operations and Services==

==Events==
[[Frosh Week]]
[[Godiva Week]]