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The AMS began in 1858 and is today the oldest student government in Canada. As one of the largest and most active student governments in the country, it addresses virtually every facet of student life on the Queen's campus and the surrouding community. The links above can take you to the following pages:
AAC (Academic Affairs Commission)
Information on the Academic Affairs Commission, your resource for all things academics-related at Queen's. Popular activities and services offered by the AAC include the Academic Grievance Centre, the Last Lecture on Earth series, and Teaching Awards. Read MoreCAC (Campus Activities Commission)
Information on the Campus Activities Commission, which organizes activities and events for students from all faculties and years. The CAC also oversees the Orientation Roundtable, which runs Orientation Week every year. Read MoreCIA (Commission of Internal Affairs)
The home of the Commission of Internal Affairs, where you can find more information on AMS Assembly, elections, referenda, the Non-Academic Discipline system, and the nearly 200 clubs on campus. Read MoreMAC (Municipal Affairs Commission)
Information on the Municipal Affairs Commission, which serves double duty as both a link between students and the City of Kingston and a channel for students who wish to get involved in the Kingston community. Read MoreSIC (Social Issues Commission)
Information on the Social Issues Commission, which seeks to address a wide range of equity issues through education, awareness and activism. The SIC also publishes 4 publications a year that showcase original student artwork and literature and oversees the AMS Food Centre. Read More
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