The Executive Committee manages the day-to-day activities of the UOSU. They are undergraduate students who work full-time and are paid to fulfil a specific mandate during their term.
Term ending: April 30, 2027
President
The President is chief spokesperson andleader of the UOSU. They are responsible for the management and supervision ofthe Union’s affairs, including carrying out its mandate, supporting itsinternal governance, hiring its staff, and supporting other members of theExecutive Committee.
Advocacy Commissioner
The Advocacy Commissioner is your advocate. They are responsible for the external and governmental affairs of the UOSU, including lobbying and running campaigns to raise issues faced by students to municipal, provincial, and federal stakeholders and governments, including the uOttawa administration.
Francophone Affairs Commissioner
The Francophone Affairs Commissioner defends the interests of Francophone students at the uOttawa, the world’s largest bilingual university. They oversee programming for Francophone students, ensure that the services and programs of the Union are bilingual, and protect Francophone rights.
Operations Commissioner
The Operations Commissioner keeps the UOSU running smoothly. They work with the President and Executive Director to direct and oversee the internal operations of the Union, including business and service operations, finances, and human resources.
Student Life Commissioner
The Student Life Commissioner works to make your experience at uOttawa a memorable one. They organize social and philanthropic events on campus such as 101 Week, Frost Month, and the Student Life Awards, while also managing the administration of funds and scholarships and overseeing the Union’s relations with Recognized Student Governments. They are also responsible for clubs, overseeing the Clubs Administration Service, and chairing the Clubs Committee and the Funds and Scholarships Committee.
