Students’ Council

Telephone: 416 482 2340 Email: sc@cmcc.ca

Website: www.facebook.com/cmcc6100

The CMCC Students’ Council (SC) is governed by the Not-For-Profit Corporations Act of Ontario. The Mission and Vision of the Corporation is to act in the best interest of students, and represent with excellence the student body of CMCC.

Students’ Council represents the CMCC undergraduate student body by serving as a liaison between the student body and administration, promoting student community through the sponsorship of activities and providing resources that aid students during their undergraduate career at CMCC.

The SC appoints elected student representatives to participate on various CMCC committees in order to represent the students’ perspective and best interests. SC coordinates numerous social and athletic programs as well as various student club events, which engage students in a wide variety of interests.

Elected annually by the student body, the SC includes the following positions: President; Vice President, Student Life; Vice President, Academic; Treasurer; Secretary; Social Director; Publicity Director; two Yearbook Editors; two Athletic Directors; and two class representatives from each year of study.

All students in good academic standing at CMCC are eligible to run for office; however, certain executive positions require previous Students’ Council involvement. Becoming a member of the SC is an excellent way to develop and demonstrate leadership, and organizational and team building skills, which allow students to take an active role in their education as well as within the student chiropractic community.

The SC engages students in the greater community in many ways, such as arranging food and clothing drives for local shelters, and organizing various fundraisers for community organizations.

The SC works very closely with members of CMCC’s Executive Leadership Team. This relationship fosters an undeniable collaborative spirit that continues to solidify CMCC’s reputation as one of the premier chiropractic institutions in the world.