A Part of History

The Alma Mater Society (AMS) is the oldest student association in Canada. It has been the central student organization at Queen’s since 1858. Originally a debating society, the AMS progressively gained responsibilities for student affairs and became self-governing. Today, the AMS serves students and advocates their interests to the University and all levels of government.

The AMS acts as a service, advocacy, and governing body on behalf of all Queen's students and members who have opted-in to their AMS Membership Fee. Illustration of a document.
The AMS believes in equitable opportunity for all students regardless of any attributes. Illustration of students connecting.

By Students, For Students

The AMS is unique amongst student government as 99% of our 700+ employees are Queen’s students. The AMS employs students from every faculty and year of study in 13 services, five offices, and three commissions. Furthermore, the AMS oversees and collaborates with the 250+ ratified clubs at Queen’s. 

By the Numbers

The AMS consists of 4 offices, 5 commissions and 13 services.  Furthermore, the AMS oversees and collaborates with all 250+ ratified clubs at Queen’s.  From retail experience to educational advocacy to anti-oppression publications, the AMS aims to offer opportunities for every member to make the most of their university experience inside and outside of class.

The AMS provides 13 student-run services with over 800 jobs, and oversees over 250 ratified clubs.

Our Exec

Zaid Kasim

President

Ryan Sieg

Vice President (University Affairs)

Tiana Wong

Vice President (Operations)

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Queen’s University sits on the traditional lands of the Haudenosaunee & Anishinaabe peoples.
L’Université Queen’s est située sur les terres traditionnelles des peuples Haudenosaunee et Anishinaabe.
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Common Links

For AMS Employees