Executive Council Elections 2026–2027

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Nominations Now Open

The Greek Students’ Association at the University of Toronto is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the 2026–2027 Executive Council Elections.

As the current Executive Council approaches the conclusion of its term, members are invited to participate in the upcoming election process by submitting nominations and contributing to the continued leadership and direction of the organization.

Nomination Details

  • Nomination Period: Now open until March 23 at 11:59 PM
  • Late submissions will not be accepted

To submit a nomination, candidates must DM or email the GSA Executive Team with the following:

  • Full name
  • Desired position
  • A brief statement of interest

Election Timeline

  • Nomination Period: Open until March 23
  • Campaign Period: One (1) week following the close of nominations
  • Voting Period: Three (3) to five (5) days following the campaign period
  • Results Announcement: Following verification of ballots

Campaigning Guidelines

  • Campaigning must be conducted through personal platforms only
  • Use of official GSA platforms for campaigning is prohibited
  • All candidates are expected to conduct themselves in a respectful and professional manner

Eligibility Requirements

  • Candidates must be registered members of the Greek Students’ Association
  • Members must have completed a minimum of thirty (30) days in good standing to be eligible to vote or run
  • Members who joined after February 10 are not eligible to participate in this election cycle
  • All Executive Council members must be currently registered students at the University of Toronto

Executive Council Overview

The Executive Council is composed of seven (7) elected members, each serving a term from May 1 to April 30 of the following academic year.

The Council is collectively responsible for:

  • Organizational leadership and governance
  • Financial oversight and accountability
  • Planning and execution of events and initiatives
  • Advocacy on behalf of members

Executive Positions

President

The President serves as the official spokesperson and provides overall leadership to the organization in accordance with its constitution and policies.

Responsibilities include:

  • Providing strategic direction and oversight
  • Representing the organization in official capacities
  • Holding signing and financial authority jointly with the Treasurer

Additional Requirements:

  • Must not hold signing authority for another recognized student organization
  • Prior executive experience is strongly recommended

Vice President External

The Vice President External is responsible for external relations and advocacy.

Responsibilities include:

  • Acting as a liaison between the organization and external groups
  • Representing the organization in collaborative initiatives
  • Supporting academic advocacy for members

Vice President Internal

The Vice President Internal oversees internal operations and coordination.

Responsibilities include:

  • Liaising with on-campus organizations and university bodies
  • Supporting internal communications and organizational structure

Vice President Student Life

The Vice President Student Life is responsible for programming and member engagement.

Responsibilities include:

  • Planning and executing events and services
  • Overseeing initiatives that enhance student experience
  • Supporting new and incoming members

Vice President Public Relations

The Vice President Public Relations manages communications and outreach.

Responsibilities include:

  • Maintaining the organization’s social media platforms and website
  • Overseeing marketing and promotional initiatives

Secretary General

The Secretary General is responsible for administrative coordination and record-keeping.

Responsibilities include:

  • Maintaining official documentation and meeting minutes
  • Supporting the President in organizational operations

Treasurer

The Treasurer oversees all financial matters of the organization.

Responsibilities include:

  • Managing budgets and financial planning
  • Maintaining accurate financial records
  • Holding signing authority jointly with the President

Additional Requirements:

  • Must not hold financial authority for another recognized student organization

Next Steps

Following the close of nominations, eligible candidates will participate in a one-week campaign period. This will be followed by the voting period, after which the results will be formally announced.

Contact Information

Members who have questions regarding the nomination or election process can contact the Executive Council. Communication channels remain open through dm and email.

The Greek Students’ Association encourages all eligible members to consider participating in this important process and contributing to the continued success of the organization.