The best thing about Skule is that there are so many opportunities to get involved. You will meet new people from a variety of disciplines and years, and we offer a wide range of activities to suite any taste! A list of all our clubs can be found here. Listed below are some of the ways you can actively become involved in the Engineering Society.
How can I join a club or team?
Skule has many clubs and teams to offer. The process to become a member of a club varies, but is usually described on the clubs website. Click here to see a list of clubs and teams.
How can I become an officer?
Officer elections are held in March, and all full time engineering students are eligible to vote. The campaigns are often heated, with class-to-class campaigning, posters, banners, flyers - the works! Keep your eye on your ECF account for more details come second semester.
How can I become a class rep?
Elections for class reps are held in September. One of the Officers or the Chief Returning Officer (the director who runs elections) will come by your class and conduct these elections. You will be given time to address your class, and then a vote will be conducted to choose the class representative. In cases where a class election is not possible, an email election will be held, so keep an eye on your ECF account. A class rep is one of the most important positions on council, you voice the opinions of your fellow classmates!
How can I become a director?
The Director elections are held at the April Joint Council Meeting, the last Council meeting of the year. Here is a list of our current Internal Directors. Voting is limited to members of Council. If you are seeking a directorship, it is advisable to work closely with the current director, so that you can gain experience. These current directors also get to recommend someone for the position at the Joint Council Meeting, and so getting to know them is definitely an asset.
How can I become an ex-officio director?
For a list of Ex-Officio Director Positions, click here. Get involved in the organization of your choice, and talk to the current ex-officio directors about assuming leadership positions that will give you more experience.