Advocacy
An important part of the CSA mandate is to ensure Concordia Student voices are heard. As the official student voice on campus, The CSA works collaboratively with the university to improve the student experience. CSA executives sit on many committees and meet with Concordia administration regularly to ensure the student perspective is considered. We advocate for student rights and issues at the institutional, provincial, and federal levels. We organize various events and activities to enrich the student experience.
The Alberta Students’ Executive Council (ASEC) is a provincial advocacy organization which represents the interests of more than 110,000 students from 17 post-secondary institutions across Alberta. We are a place where students learn, lead, and work together to create innovative solutions for Alberta’s post-secondary sector.
Our CSA President Navleen Kaur is a part of the 2022-2023 ASEC Board of Directors.
To learn more about ASEC click here to visit the website
Federally, ASEC is a founding member of the Federal Student Advocacy Alliance (FSAA). A national coalition of more than 281,000 students at 33 universities, colleges, and institutes in Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan. Together we work to provide Western Canadian students with a unified voice to influence national change.
Our CSA President Navleen Kaur is a representative of the 2022-2023 Federal Student Advocacy Alliance.
To learn more about the FSAA click here to visit our website.
ASEC works with student leaders and post-secondary stakeholders to create solutions for the issues students face every day, and we bring these solutions directly to the policymakers and legislators in Alberta, and across Canada. ASEC offers leadership opportunities through training, advocacy, and collaboration for Student Leaders. We provide a place where students learn, lead, and work together to create innovative solutions for Alberta’s post-secondary sector. As a solutions-focused organization, ASEC is committed to conducting research and creating policy solutions that will help all Albertans access a high-quality and affordable post-secondary education. Our priorities are member-driven, evidence-based and responsive to the needs of a diverse set of students. Our approach is to show how our findings can benefit our membership, our stakeholders, and Alberta.
Check out the ASEC Monthly newsletters
The Alberta Students’ Executive Council (ASEC) is a provincial advocacy organization which represents the interests of more than 110,000 students from 17 post-secondary institutions across Alberta. We are a place where students learn, lead, and work together to create innovative solutions for Alberta’s post-secondary sector.
Our CSA President Navleen Kaur is a part of the 2022-2023 ASEC Board of Directors.
To learn more about ASEC click here to visit the website
Federally, ASEC is a founding member of the Federal Student Advocacy Alliance (FSAA). A national coalition of more than 281,000 students at 33 universities, colleges, and institutes in Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan. Together we work to provide Western Canadian students with a unified voice to influence national change.
Our CSA President Navleen Kaur is a representative of the 2022-2023 Federal Student Advocacy Alliance.
To learn more about the FSAA click here to visit our website.
ASEC works with student leaders and post-secondary stakeholders to create solutions for the issues students face every day, and we bring these solutions directly to the policymakers and legislators in Alberta, and across Canada. ASEC offers leadership opportunities through training, advocacy, and collaboration for Student Leaders. We provide a place where students learn, lead, and work together to create innovative solutions for Alberta’s post-secondary sector. As a solutions-focused organization, ASEC is committed to conducting research and creating policy solutions that will help all Albertans access a high-quality and affordable post-secondary education. Our priorities are member-driven, evidence-based and responsive to the needs of a diverse set of students. Our approach is to show how our findings can benefit our membership, our stakeholders, and Alberta.
Check out the ASEC Monthly newsletters
- May 2022
- June 2022
- July 2022
