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World · Dunedin

OUSA AGM: Students Gather to Review Spending

OUSA will host its Annual General Meeting this Wednesday to review spending and engage with students.

By Pablo Montgomery ·

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The Annual General Meeting was cancelled last time due to low attendance, which was an embarrassing situation for OUSA. OUSA is the student union that represents Otago students and spends money on their behalf, and this money is funded by the students themselves. The AGM is one of the few opportunities students have to directly question OUSA and have a say on where the money is going next year. The AGM will be held in the Main Common Room, next to Union Hall, or outside by Union Lawn if the weather is good. There will be free food and other goodies to encourage students to attend and ask questions.

The OUSA AGM will be held in the Main Common Room, next to Union Hall, or outside by Union Lawn if the weather is good.

The OUSA AGM will be held in the Main Common Room, next to Union Hall, or outside by Union Lawn if the weather is good.

The OUSA AGM will be held in the Main Common Room, next to Union Hall, or outside by Union Lawn if the weather is good.

Source: Critic Te Ārohi

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